New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-21
MUSIC,
PLYMOUTH ORGAN CONCERT.


The Saturday afternoon concerts at Plymouth
Church. Brooklyn, are no longer restricted TO organ
music although is the principal feature Of the enter
tanmeut Next Saturday, for instance, German band
OF thirteen pieces TO plays and last Saturday Miss
Maria Braiuerd enlivened the programme with some
vocal music" know that my Redcemer liveth" being
her selection. Miss Bainerd always sings this with
admirable taste feeling and intelligence. On Saturday
she admirably accompanied by DR.. Clare W Beames,
whose style peculiarly suited to the school Of music
whereof Handlers grand aria ia such noble example.
Dr. Beames played also the overture TO 'Zampa," the
funeral march from BeethOvens Heroic symphony an
adagio Fschers Evening Song, and piece in canon
FORM both by schumann, and oher selections, pleasing
us most march, the Fischer adagio and the schu
mann Evening Song
MUSICAL NOTES.
Ii is reported in certain newspapers that Miss
ES H mas 5cBSI f that F M r IrGp M has
the troupe and that is not true either.
A new oratorio society is forming in Brook
vn with the choir Of old ST. AIMS nucleus, devoted
~ fbe sudy and nerformance OF the less familiar choral
works of standard composers Mr. John Morgan is the
director.
Miss Henrietta Markstein announces con-
cert at the Young Mems Christian Association Hall this
evening; when she VII be assisted by Madame salyot
Roberts, elocuuonist.
A gentleman who sat behind us at the Phil
harmonic rehearsal last Friday, could not understand
why the second piece the programme should be called
a quintet when there SIX Instruments mentioned
in the bills1ute, oboe carionet, bassoon' hoTl ana
ObGlgdtO."
A benefit performance for the managers of
the disrupted opera boue company Will be given at the
French Thea'er tomorrow evening. Mrs. Howard Paul
will then make her last appearance as the Grand Ouch
ess, and some other selections Will be given from the
TepertOry OF the company.
There was a concert at the Y. NJ c. A. Hall
last Saturday afternoon, and IKE most Of the popular
Saturday concerts at that place u was well attended
Mr Miller the Organist Miss Sterling and Mr. W. j.
Hill sang, and Mr. Bergner played one movement from
for the yiOOnCelO by GOltermau which he
is 20 give at the next philharmonic concert
The matinee performance of RigOlettO' last
Saturday drew OF the largest audiences the
Academy Of Music has held. The opera viii be
repeated this evening with the same cast Tomorrow
the AriOu Society gives Der Freyschuz" with Madame
Parepa Rosa, Miss Canlssa, Mr.. Canddus, and Mr. Rem
merit the principal parts; and Oh Wednesday Mdret
EEK 10 produce Robert"
An amateur concert is to be given tomorrow
evening the Christian Association Hall, for the beneht
OF The Young Womens Home" In Nashington-square
IL the auspices Of the Ladies' Christian Union
the managers include great many fashionable ana
weLknOwn people, who would probably insure the sue
Of the entertainment, even were It's OWnaractOns
insufficient As the programme however though com.
posed principally Of amateurs includes also the names OF
Miss MehlIg, and SignOr ROncOn, with MI Rvarde for
conductor, there is little doubt Of the concert being
good The best known Of the amateur performers IS
Mrs. Gulagcr