New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
Music.
AsCHENBRoEDEL vEREIN.


This Musical AssOciation-strictly social in
their work. who and occupy the house No "A Fourth
streated their friends on tho occasion Of their fourth
annual festival on Tuesday afternoon. to delightful
musical entertainment, consisting Of Robert Schumann's
String Quartet No. s. 0p Il Quartet for four horns,
by Hensel and Franz sohuberts Octet, op. 100. The
per10rmers were Messr Theodore Thomas Hess MatZka
Bergner, Pfefenschneder, schmitz Schinger, LotZe,
Gewalt, Wendelschaefer, and Hochsteln The perform
OF high order especially the two quartets
Dr. Doremus Messrs q n ChtrkerinG snd = Iasar were
among the audience.
MUSICAL NOTES.
Ihe Parepa Rosa performances in Chicago
have created almost unprecedented sensation At the
second representation OF The Creation" on the evening
OF the st the receipts sOO and the sale OF tickets
was stopped half an hour before the Oratorlo began
A German Opera Company, on the coGpera-
tive plan has engaged the Sadt Theater Nearly all the
German artists familiar to NewYork are concerned IN 1t
among them Mosdames JOhannsen, Frederlci and Rot
and Hermanns.
Bernhard Molique, the celebrated violnist and
stuttgardt, aged c. He was native Of NHrembars For
the Last 20 years he had lived principally In London
tleman. He left oratOrio, Abraham" several violin
concertos and songs, "studies In Harmony" &C.
1t is gratifying to learn that the firemen who
drg TO psy upon the hundred & aqyS Wy at the BostGS
great earnestness aud their first rehearsal IN the Coli
scum the other day gave entire satisfaction They ham
and a Tlgerg for Mr.. Gilmore"-and We hope they win
not fall TO add the embellishments 10 the Anvil
Chorus when IL IL eIfOrmed In the full assembly OF the
great men OF this earth the nth OF June. For the
satisfaction OF the tmd may add that ihe strength OF
the floor not trusted TO support the anys but they rest
upon piers set in the ground.
Private letters give us rosy accounts of the
enthusiastic reception accorded TO Miss Minnie Hauck in
Holland where she has recently been singing At Leyden
tine Students went Wild and presented addresses OF wei
come At the Hague the Queen showed our young New
York girl unusual attention. and called her into the royal
box She sang also at Amsterdam Rotterdam, and
for the grand opera Vienna where her debut will take
place IN September It is 10 be hoped that foolish
manager Will disgust the German public with preliminary
about her "yevet voice" and early adyentnos
with Indians, buifaoes, and locomotives as Mr. Nh
strakosch disgusted the public Of Paris.
Miss Cleveland, writing from Paris. de-
scrbes performance there OF Wagner's Rienzi"
"True my hero went regardless OF the astonlshed
eIclamatiOns OF my artist friends Mas chere, est
possible etc, and deli ged TO Join my homage with
at least one enthusiastic admrer Of Wagner-a little
specialized German I'm the box next me- who followed the
opera from the score, and nearly wept for JOY,
The house was crowded and applause fre-
quent, but more from the students aud musicians
In the higher tiers than from the aTistOeratc
subscribers premier The Journals, with scarcely an
exception. dislike IL infinitely and crlcise II savagey
and OF friends went. they candIdy owned.
TO help hiss II down. Even the musicians Themselves
not what they think Of H. and have asked in
vain several Of my acquaintance among PasdelOups or
chesra how they like IT, one day the primo ri0nO says
enthusiastically, 1t is a great success, and there Is
enough IA 10 TO make dozen splendid operas while
again he merely srugs HIS shoulders aud says, one
6oq music aud RienA will only follow the fate Of the