, 1872-11-24
s. se1tette from "Luc4a .DonIzetH
Miss HASKELL, Hiss Woraragen, Sig. FariAi, Ar.
Gates, Sir. Alien, ard Mr. Eellsr.

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the 28th inst. The composition OF the troupe Is
one which will guarantee good concerts.
ON MONDAY EVENING,
the 25th inst, Mr.. Carl Heuckeroth, resident
vlohnist, will give G private soiree at the music
| rooms OF MessTs. Bauer l. Co., 990-3 Wa
bash avenue upon which occasion the following
programme will bo given:
''0An e'nsef'0 Saii H:usxx1sti
'e Hss zse sei52 and y /. Sloan: See
8. Trombone solo-"Praiso Of Tears". ... Schubert
7,o,,.e. a.,ic:: ~ E; !. 5raEn: Err Es....n r u
| c. He1tckeroth.
| PART II.
O. Ia @afi''0 oA}G 12fss Lena Ha.trs1: '''''a
s. Negro Dance for :ne Piano:. ~.Ascher
| Hrs. C. WstzIer.
"the Ii: IL /. Saoaa 'A'''ef0eSE
8. Violin Solo Home, Sweet Home,"
"lfh 'a''a''0n5. e H:a:f:;oii Hsuehes0'n
| MI. 8. G. PRATT, THE PIANIST,
| gives his second concert in the provinces at
| Joliet On the 9th. The programme viii be tbs
same at each concert .as1 as follows:
l. Piano seEss. s. ss1s sSas;r d;GsP1iE !%REs"pto'
.. 1r4o-"s Stars Of tie Summer m Nightr.. .csmpsn
5ss LtaXGg V, ~: ~ :, Johnson and H. b'e 9.r,n.,
4. Piano Solo" vase Briliante" N fat. Chopin
s. n.,d-a7 o,sr ~ 35i s. s; e; hrda r{aft eng1ie7ao
' WV Jiiss Iedyard.
6. Improvisation On Burdett Organ.
= ~ ao. ~. $. G. Pratt ru.,.
us 1 Esay5d "a "a eaa Mrs. Johnson
i. Piano solo-a. warum .sehumannsr
B,11.aao u,,,is ~ SoS s. Gons G. nsgF Noeu c.r3be,
NFS. johnson.
y IT, B1sun and Mys. jainsoa: a'@sD
4. Pinno Solo" Dream Wanderngs' .-.....-.. .Prats
5. Balad-"o Let IL a. Iovs 8: rec .Rrstt
?. Ar. C. Il. BriHan-
Miss Ledyard, M1s johnson, and Ah> BrtHan.
TIE GREAT EVENT
OF our musical season will be the Rublnsteiu
concerts, which will be given at Aiken's Theatre,
next week, and to which ne shall al1rde mora in
detail hereafter. The artistH Of this troupe are
Anton Rubinstein, the greatest Of living
pianists; Henri WieniawsE, the Polish giolin-
singer; and Mile. Louise Ormeni, an italian
contralto. We shau have nothing in our whole
musical season comparable to these concerts,
and this, therefore, is 9 note OF warming to our
4 gss sa eTsaaRs 81
Dec. 2, 8, 4, s, 6, and matinee, Dec. 7.
ORGAN RECITAL.
The last Of the series Of organ concerts at the
Third Unitarian Church will take place this AFTER
noon with the following programmes:
!. Overture Nights Dream. .A1endelssuh,
2 Quartetts- -tunaccompanied) "1n Spring a..
,s fa1ae i:; Hoiis III: He:'a; . Sioa
Ts5o-;s nad5s d. aenlao 9 AneTes oa0psaa
yartsens ea' ea ssoseS IL 14"a.e a' see".
g. puat-"r VI! ~. nqsgntty Eit L. Aosanths1
aes ssefs
45s. Faruez. Miss Holden, IL. Hosea1d, ar. sosn,
3. oVe1snre-Llght CaFa1ry..
TURNER HALL CONCERT
The programme for the Turner Hall concert,
this afternoon, is as follows,
!. March" Du E1sap Lothrmger". r".......,. .Kohnann
2 Concert Overture, No.
s. Waltz" New Vienna !" Strauss
4. Potpourri-" 1mmortellen )" .....Herr9urth
& cap1tea Heroiqae-a ATaEening ii tha '''AsD
T. oraEsgqe Fun 10 aRuy Bias kdn
Q. Quadrille-" Prairie Queen .Hofmanu.
THE REGULAR SUNDAY CONCERT
by the the dermania Band, under the direction
Of Mr. G. Sir, will take place at Orpheus Hall,
corner OF Lake and Peoria streets, with the fol-
lowing programme:
oes4an oesqns ERs5os Ma7ch: a.; 4ke
Z. Grand Potpour, ''The Musical sin guIaristn nHamna
8. nEctures in Dream Fantastic. Lu.nbye
Saase's esieS, es1s sht n
Sespaa5ei and
MUSICAL NOTES.
It is said that q new French basso, named Au-
merat, has made first appearance which prom.
ises a remarkable future.
It is said that Mr. Map1eson has applied for
new lease Of Dru1y Lane, and that be intends to
giTe English opera there.
John RUSSELL the founder Of the Harmonic
in Rr0r 1xTN Had t1v nTkn
Australia,
,Mme. Mallinger's debut in st. Petersburg was
made With questionable success among the Mus
covite arbiters Of art.
The death, at an advanced age, Of LIT. E. Rob-
!nson, Mus. Doc. one of the choir Of the
Dublin Cathedra1s, 3 composer Of sacred and
secular music, is announced.
Nine. Patti had great SUCCESS in the "Tra-
giata at her debut in Moscow, Russia. Size
was showered with flowers, one bouquet Of c.
nelGas thrown On the stage requiring two men
10 carry it.
Mr. DAILY is negotiating with III. Offenbach for
! new opera, to be produced at the Grand Opera
douse uext year. Il the negotiations succeed,
Ofenbach will lead the orchestra and Schneider
Ind Therese will take the leading parts.
Madame Arabella Goddard has been engaged
ralia, where the pianist Will remain somo
months. and then proceed to California, termi-
Mating fer tour in America.
u. Rapparport, the new Russian tenor, whose
{eous had been impatieutly awaited at Warsaw,
lag M finally appeared in Moninazli's opera,
Halka, but without great SUCCESS. His audi
nce failed to be en- rapparlport With him.
IL: Henri La1ouette, gentleman who p1aceda
arriage at the service OF Mdlle. lima de Murska
uring her recent stay in Dublin, complains that
n enthusiastic mob has damaged his yehic1e to
he amount OF :s15, by climbing On the roof.
roTd9g around, &C., while drawing home the
rima donna.
Mdlle. Abanls Arnina, in the tssonnaznbuIa,"
t the Paris Italian Opera House, has met With
4qch the same reception from critics and con
olaseurs as it did in London. The fair Canadian
} regarded as being in her noviciate, with good
pPer notes, but possessing little quality ia the
1edlum range, and none at all in the lower ones.
8 an actress ahe made no impression. M.
apou1 Was very successful as E.uino.
The Milan correspondent Of the Boston Adcer-
ser writes concerning Mr.. Perkins, the .Ameri-
IN basso: With excellent sense Mr. Perkins
as not tried to make baritone nor even
asso ce1trale Of himself, but confines himself
yca1f :x,