The Saint Paul globe., 1905-03-26

The Flower Maidens. Group 1-Soli:
Mines LEMON mon. Tal%a; ina .no,e PoehiRahR. FIliot
Freund, Harris. Herzog, Keene:: Law
renee. Meredith. Metzger. Mulford'
schramm. Thomas. Group 2-Soli: Mines
Call. Ralph. Jacoby Chorus; H Hl,,n Mmesi Gsieng M
Hauke. Hertz. Mapleson, Moran, Ra5en-
stein. Ritchie. Shearman,, Vail. Waiter
Conductor. Mr.. Hertz; technical direco1IT; iilII,;
case3rt PrOdUHson 95era aS 9rgb0ay bonse
New York, by Prof. Anton tucns Oh
Munich. under the supervision OF 81, Hem a11a
rich Conried After act, /. which viii END
at 6:45 D. m, there will be an intermission
until s:45 p. m. All who attend the per
formance are earnestly requeste9 10 . pe
opening of each act, as once the con-
ductor is at his desk no one will be
seated.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH %
At 2 O'Clock precisely Les Huguenots."
Valentine. Mime. Nordica; Urbain. Nine.
Homer; First Dame d'Honneur, Miss
Bauermeister; Second Dame d'Honneur.
Miss milford; Marguerite de Valois. Nine.
Sembrich; Raoul de Nangis. Mr.. Dippel:
Marcel, Mr.. Journet; Comte de st. Brls'
Mr.. Muhlmann; Comte de Neyers, Mr.
Tavannes. Mr.. Giacoone; De -Cose. Mr..
Rand; De Retz Mr. Begue; Meru, Mr.
Grader; Maurevert, Mons Rossi; con-
ductor, Mr.. Vigna.
TUESDAY EVENING. MARCH %.
At s o'clock precisely grand double bill.
music by Pietro Mascagni. in-Italian. The
Cast-SantuZZa, Nine. Maria de Macchi;
Lola. Nine. Josephine Jacoby; Lucia, Miss
Bauermeister; Turiddu, Mr.. Bars; Alto,
Mr.. Begue; conductor. Mr.. Frando. Fol
lowed by "Pagliacci'' (opera in two acts),
music and book by R. Leoncavallo; In
Alten; Canio Mr. Caruso: Tonic. Mr..
Goritz; Peppe. Mr.. Reiss; Silvio, Mr.. Par
Wis; conductor, Mr.. Vigna.
Although the musical season is near
it's close there are still some notable
recitals listed for ST Paul. The first
of these is the CAM piano recital
which will be given in the Park Con-
gregational church Monday evening,
April 8, under the auspices of the
Schubert club. 1t will be the brilliant
Swiss musicians first visit to st. Paul.
His recital will complete a series of
piquant contrasts which have been Of
fered lovers of piano music this winter
through the visits of so many distin-
guished eXponents of this form of
music. According to the verdict of the
musical centers where he has played in
Europe and this country, Rudolph
CAMS pronounced individuality finds
rare expression in his playing and i'm
parts to it the important quality of
higher artists. The programme which
he is to play here includes a List
group which will give his audience an
opportunity Of hearing him interpret
composer with whom ii is said he is in
completest sympathy. His entire pro-
gramme for next Monday evening fol-
lows:
Toccato in d minor. Bach -Busoni
Etudes Symphoniques. Op. 13.. .Schumann
III
Scherzo in B minor. Chopin
Impromptu in F....................C F. Chopin
Etude in e minor. r..................Ch Chopin
JeuX d Eau (water plays) ......... .Ravel
SchefZo IN F.-.-.. ...--.-....-..D ID Albert
III
SpOSallzlo .---..-.-....... LlSzt
CanZone Salvador Rosa ..-........... Liszt
Sonnctto di Petracha in C........... .Liszt
After Lecture of Dante (Fantasia
Quasi Sonata) .....................L Liszt
During the past season the students
section of the Schubert club has fol-
lowed a systematic course of study of
THE Lied" after the following out
line: The folk song, the art song,
Schubert, Schumann- Mendelssohn-
Franz, modern song writer's. AS the
final lesson of the course Mr. MuFdock
and MIR. Shave have been engaged for
lecture recital, THE Development of
the Lied" to be given for the entire
club, at its regular meeting in the
Odeon next Wednesday afternoon at
3:45. The programme follows:
Folksong-