The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-18
Sharps, Flats, and Naturals.

The celebrated Vioist Ernst mas lately re-
ceived the Dal.;ebrog- Order from the King OF Den
mark.
The new opera, . Leila by Mansfield, pier
son. has created tnrore at Hamburg.
A opera has been produced at Prague,
called = Blanca and Giuseppe. II IS composed by
J. F. kild aud has net with great success.
The Conservatory Brus sells which contained
in 1888 hu. sayrntg-hve pupils. has increased its
number under f-is direction 10 four hundred
john Joseph i II, from Cas,e. born in 1926, and
pupil of Spo"r. creates great sensation IN Ger
many a Nirtuoso on lie violin.
The Sultan Of Coistantinope has sent TO Berlin
for Instruments for complete military band;
They are erecting III l. ndOn, new and large
music school, which is TO be principally used Tor
singing academy
The Grand Opera i'll Paris is now called me
Gtre DE- Ia Nation''
Madame Camille Pleyel, the celebrated pianist.
assisted by the excellent singer Barrolhet and the
we-known violinist, Ole Bull, has given grand
concer. at Paris 70. the benefit OF the wounded oil
the 23i, 2lh, and 18th of February.
Manuel Garcia, professor of vocal music III the
Conservatory at Paris and teacher of Jenny Lind,
has received the Wasa- Order from the King OF
Sweden.
The celebrated Italian tenor singer, Guasca. has
lately married, at st. Petersburg. the daughter OF
the first tragic actor of the Court theatre the
handsome bride received dowry Of three millions.
Germany is determined to have national song.
ing house of Schuberth d Co., al Hamburg, has
published the words 10 the same, written by Schir-
mer, and offered prize for the best musical COM
position. Not less than TWO hundred aud forty
four different compositions have been received III
the time OF one month, from which number the
best will be selected by competent Judges
The Srst tenor singer OF tie opera AT CadlZ, Wa
latel, found dead in the dressing room OF tie thea
ire. after the performance of Lucia, In which ne
had received the most trememdons applause. ca
his left side discovered small bur deep wound
which 1t Is supposed, he received from jealous
rival, and which caused his death.
The excellent compose, and viruoso on the flute,
Henry SousZmann, died a short time ago, al st Pc
lersburg also the we'll known pianist and compo-
ser, Charles NOtlweiler.
One hundred and iurty-iive members OF the thea
ire at Dc5au have lost their engagements, IN CON
sequence Of the ia:e ros o. utionary movements.
The Italian Opera House at Vienna has beer
cosrd-ihe Niennese do not admire at present ita-
ian melC les
The violin viriuoso Laub from Prague, only
fifteen wears of age, has made fHrOre at Stuttgart
he is SAID TO be equa, 10 VieuXtenps and Ernst
The vioIonceist, Charles Schuberlh. i'll St. Pc
,ersburg, has been elected honorary member o.
ii'e Royal Academy lor Music at Stockholm.
\ Parlsa paper says that Francis LisZt, the
pianist, has received call as Vice President Of the
Government in P.sth.
La France Nrsicge,' one Of the best Partisan
journals devoted to music, has been discontinued.
I4olf S much talked Of opera. " The Bride from
kynas." has met with a total allure at Frankfort
onthe- Nam.
Thaberg has given 2 concert in Vienna, fol the
benefit O. the National Guard.
Nieuxiem;s remains this summer in Russ ia he
has recommended professional tour in the south
ern provinces.
Louis Adam, Gather of A. ADAM the popular
French composer who was Chevaller OF the Le-
zion of Honor and Inspector of tie Conservatory,
died lately at Paris, at the age of ninety years
also the composer, Solomon Burkhard, at Dresden.
Fhi'adaphia city hem.