The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-16
MORE GOOD MUSIC AHEAD
BUT TWO WEEKS REMAIN OF
THE PARK BAND sEASON-TO-
MoRRoW's PROGRAM AT HAIR
RIET.

But two more weeks remain Of the
six weeks season Of the Minneapolis
Park band at Lake Harriet. The pro-
grams for today and tomorrow will
be attractive, as usual, but beginning
with Monday evening, there will be
some interesting special feature for
each concert:
For Monday evening, Mr.. Oberhof-
fer has arranged second French
program, which will contain some of
realm Of French music. Mr.. Bellstedt,
the famous cornetist, will play the
aria, my Heart at Thy Sweet Voice."
from Saint Saens' Samson and Deli
lah," as solo. Otto Gebhardt will
play trombone solo, Faure's "The
gram will be Elan, Auber, Offenbach,,
Meyerbeer, Berger, Gounod, Came
and Thome.
Tuesday evening will be character
lied by selection from Liza Leh-
manns song cycle, In a Persian Gar
duets and quartets. On that evening
also there will be what is quite a rarity
here, a xylophone solo by w. L. Fat
tenheuer. Wednesday evening will be
one of the most important Of the
week, bringing Norwegian program
"Reminiscences Of Grieg," as we'll as
the descriptive piece, "a Summer Day
in Norway" by Willmers.
Thursday evening will be devoted
to American composers. Mr.. Ober-
hotter will be represented by a march,
dedicated to the park board, which
is new. and will be played on this oc-
casion for the first time. He also has
written a waltz entitled "SchIummer-
lied" which will then receive it's in
itial performance A new march by
Emil Straka, called Lake Harriet"
and dedicated to Mr.. Oberhoffer, will
open the program. There will be two
compositions by Herman Bellstedt.
Other numbers will be Grand Amer1-
can fantasia containing some Of the
melodies Of Stephen Foster; airs from
robin Hood" by De Koven;. airs
ton of airs from sousa's eel Cap
itan," and a trombone solo, Robyn's
There's Nothing New to Say"
A second Italian program will be
given Friday evening with selections
from Rossini, Mascagni, Puccini, Ver-
will be the occasion Of another "popu-
lar concert" including delightful
piccolo solo by Charles Freeman, sr.
''The Mocking Bird" and group Of
three famous marches, including Men
delssohns wedding March," Chopin's
''Tannhaeuser March,"
morrow are as follows:
SATURDAY EVENING.
PART T. T.
March, "Greeting to Bangor" ............. Hall
A!rs from "oface Boy .:.......:::: :Englander
Watsf ToaIsf .oSS symRGs,a enla,n Bend,5
~ ~ Herman Beliis,tte;ditt. 80 ''e'e'AA'
PART II.
Of oaRs' sss from and Just
Gounod
Cradle song from "Jocelyn'' ........ GODDARD
:. Solos for cornet and euphonium.
March Mll1ta1re .......................S Schubert
SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
Aarc9 irs From sqPero1s 4bs 'RockTsl
saered fantasa n3a In the cathedsa Killing
y (By requestj Byron Morgan. ADAMS
intermssze, % P@Eos zoSes Dream After Seen0aof the
Airs from ,"Babette' Herbert
SUNDAY EVENING.
PART I.
March, March, Flag Of Victory" .Blon
Ent'raete, Summer Dreams" ........:. ;. Squire
Cornet solo, The Devils Tongue .Bellstedt
... Herman Belstedt.
PART II.
Airs from the Shotgun" .............. Luders
Paraphrase on sacred song by ......... Handel
Intermezzo, Russe ...................... Frank
Grand Polonaise from ''Mignon'' 1900. Thomas
Aohah Marcn ............. ........... .Gounod