New-York tribune., 1872-09-12
MUSIC.
by Madame Iachtmay about the middle Of November.
Tho place Of will be altered for Winter use.
THEODORE THOMAS.

by MADAME Iachtmay about tho middle OF November
Tho place OF course will be altered for Winter use
THEODORE THOMAS.
Mr. Theodore Thomas, who has enjoyed O
Summer Of unusual prosperity. wifi bring his Garden
Concerts TO close the 22d OF September and coDnos-
will be delighted to learn that In the OF tho
Winter season he will give several Symphony Concerts st
Stenway Hail. Tho first OF these will take place during
the week OF the November election. His magnificent
orchestra grows more and moro delicate. sympathetic.
and homogeneous every month, and oven amid clt-
ter Of spoons and glasses the tramp OF promenadcrs.
and the shufng OF feet on tho gravel 81 has played this
Summer with refinement far beyond the experience
any other American audience than that which requents
tho Central Park Garden. How much we owe Mr.
Thomas for Lis long labOrs In advancing his beautiful
art, and eeyang and directing tho public ta5te.
people beginning atas TO undcrsiand. lie has
sacrificed his noble ambition for the sake Of tho apphnSe
or the money OF the vulgar, and for wonder he Is get
ting Lis reward in the appreciation and respect OF all
classes. Next Tuesday no is to give grand wagner
night" aud this evening he II 20 produce LZPs SYM
phonc Poem, "Dio Hunonschlacht" For his Winter
tour through the chief cities bo has engaged Mr. GeCfeo
Osgood the young Boston tenor OF whose success IN
Germany 20 havo heard many lattering acoounts Tho
first conc ert Of the will take place AT Albany on the
2Gh of September. Thence Mr. Thomas coes Westward
visiting Chicago and the intermediate towns. He VIII
90 TO Boston after his first Symphony concert in Now
York.
THE NEw-YoRK PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
The Philharmonic Society enters upon its
thirty-frst with renewed activity and Las IN
contemplation several things Of particular Interest 10 is'
many old friends. Wagner has written tho Society
long etteI and for its number Of his CON-
pofitions in manuscript which will probably be per
formed in cue time Five six moro or less important
novelties are pr TaIalion including new symphony
by Joachim Raf TO be played az the first concert ITO
New-YOrk Vocal society viii probably JON TIC Pnihar
monte Society in bringing out Lists " "Promctheus''
Mr. Strong is still President Mr. schaad eretarY' and
Mr. Icrpmann course conductor The orchesra IL 10
be increased 10 10 instruments. The Rohearsas begin
on tie 1st OF November, and the first concert t weh
Miss Mehlig will be the solo periormer takes place NO
yemBer 16 Wo shall publish fuller particulars hero
after.
THE BROOKLYN PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
The Philharmonic Society across the East
River greatly encouraged by the success OF last sea-
son. when the phenomenon Of a surplus was FOUND ID
the treasury at the end of the Winter II anticipates
sim greater prosperity this year. Mr. Bergman. as
usual will conduct the concerts with an orchestra oi O.
THE CHURCH MUSIC ASSOCIATION.
There seems to be some doubt about the
eoptinunnce of the Church Music Association. FROM
which Dr. Pech said to have retired At all events.
no plans for the Winter have thus far been made public
TIE oNSLow oUINTETTE.
The OnslOw Quintette, of whose first season
We gave a favorable account, will probable have i've
sorees The Berlin composer Johann Vogt, wlo s no"
in the United statcs written for this cntorprisins
club quintetto for piano and stringed instruments
TIE VOCAL SOCIETY.
The New-York Vocal Society under the able
leadership OF Mr. Mosentbal has been TO all outward ap
pearanee so prosI erous that surprised to hear
questions as TO resumption Of its public abors this
Autumn The election of officers is to be held this week.
and the difficulties under which it suffers may then bs
removed.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A new quartette company has been organized
by Mis-, Cementine Lasar Miss Finch. Mr. Bush, and
Mr. Baird with MT s. LGsar accompanis and director
They have already appeared In number OF concers'
and we are assured by good judges that their perform
ances are excellent Miss Iasar, the young soprano OF
Mr. Bcechers church has been only few months before
the public but las already taken enyiable position
among artists.
number of Brooklyn amateurs are endeayoring to
form Vocal Society. the plan Of that Of New-York'
and Efforts making to secure Mr. MOsenthai 40 con-
ductor.
A Wagner verein is in contemplation in Ncw-York.
Mr.. j. H. Cornell, Mr. CaFlbcTg. and Mr. s. Llsar, being
among the CHIEF promoters OF the venture.
Mrs. Clara n. Brinkerhof purposes giving Unique
Vocal Recitas" consisting of selections in various styles
OF vocal music prcfaced by remarks the pecuiares
and history Of the different schools. She has already
made first essay In this sort Of entertainment, st
Chicago.