The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-04-06
ROY AT BAND TO
PLAY TOMORROW
AND HIS MUSICIANS
AT THE AUDITORIUM.
The Genius of Things Harmonic Has
Arranged an Attractive Program for
the First Concert-The Seats, Which
Are Selling at Popular Prices, Are
Going Rapidly.
cRHA1oRE

James Montague in New York Journal.
Creatore! Creators! THERE'S a fury in your
form IL.
That can lash the tan1est music to
shrill and shrieking storm:
To every order telegraphed from that
hypnotic eye .s '@
Reverberating kettledrums respectfully
reply,
While swaying like a wind-swept reed
your body cleaves the air,
Inciting boom, and clash. and crash and
bray, and blow, and blare.
You frown upon the oboe and 1t grievous-
ly makes moan. -. ~
You draw from the euphonlum grum-
bling undertone; We
You throw double duck flt, just as II
you liked the work, -
To get results from yonder where the
queer tympani Turk; ..r
Meanwhile the evolutions that you set
yourself to do
Resemble macaroni while the same is in
the stew.
Old Patsy Gilmore, bless him, was a
leader who could show
Contortionists and gymnasts things they
really ought to know,
While our own John Philip Sousa, with
his short but gifted arms,
And his timber neck. possesses many
captivating charms:
But as spectacles, we own it, neither one
Of them would do
For an instant in competing with a
whalebone man like you.
Blessings on you, Creatore; IT we all
could work like that
We would not get results that seem
trifiing, tame and fiat.
Could we but hurl ourselves at what Is
given us to do
And keep that whirlwind lick up till we
get completely thru,
We'd make a noise perhaps ourselves to
echo thru the land
And get as much good out Of life as you
do from that band.
The much-talked-of Creatore and his
wonderful band of Italian musicians
will appear at the Auditorium for their
first concert tomorrow night. Judging
from the seat sale, Minneapolis is to
give this great leader and his band a
most enthusiastic reception at the new
Auditorium. After a. siege of grand
opera and other heavy musical events,
the royal Italian band is welcome Wis
itor. Minneapolis new music temple
is admirably fitted for band music and
as this is the first real popular priced
opening of the big building there is
every reason to believe that every seat
will be taken. The evening prices range
from 25, cents to ST., and the matinee
tickets are Is cents and so cents.
The programs for the three concerts
will be great favorites with Minneap'
olitans. The following is the program
for the. onaninp concert tomorrow night
March. 'Tannhauser' ........... Magnei
Over tuHe, 'M1gnon .......... nv !i
ersa a s 81 s ''Dannstisn Of r..,o,
ta} aus Prelude, rtecitetiye and Easter hymn.
s(bl5 ballot Sof Sylphs. 2. 4 ~
g q
{f} RS %hs h kias fo Aa ses Faust
rs "Pandemonium.' -. } -
,.> 1NTpRalIss1oN. -.
ssS ST., e s5sss s:a:s Ss
lano, P1serillo laseG and Glove; noo
Overture, "Tannhauser' ............. .Wegne
In the course of an overture Crea
tore, "the genius Of things harmonic, ,
is seen gesticulating in the most as
tonishing manner Every fiber of: hi
being in motion and with his long hal
flying madly about his head, while h
is wringing from his players a veritabl
musical cyclone; then at other times b
appears lowering, wizard-ike, owe
them, and calling forth the tenderes
musical effects. The Creatore perform
ance will be all that is expected Of j
and it will be one Of tho chief musica
events of the season. .''.~>