, 1873-10-16

norfcctlv.lri,oj m nrcl,catro .vna nn1onla}o to
6rnE out teir TSa"essos 4s whofS they geA
cvhlnnt .,orvonanoaa to atari With. but It woro |
off and tl,o G ~, tl,o flil ol,ortta BROUGHT ont
n ". orcator Tnrco thnn M wna cxncntofl Of Il. Mr.
olfss ao]o ,,arta ware wall su,Ig' tonu1 scareo
1v inud onnis,, omG rof M afrnmsr M In 1njrht |
tavo n,odo tI,o, IL i,n mi hmm nnnao,nna of fho
nccesaity rnr T. Tn tho q T,n1onvrn noino.
lima liz Ciut, nd iin,cmt mud compiicnte1 n1usio
to tlcal with, that 1niuht wclt have puzzled MI
Older chorus btt only oucn did It thrcnkon to
no astrny. II quickly recovered itaolf, however,
md, on tho wlolo, did itB part til rs orodtablo i
1na1,nor NJ it's bost friends could llavo askod
The partB for tho .onraro aud oontra1to wero not
clear and bonntlful voice wns distinctly heard
above tho orohoslra aud chorus combined. In
tLis respect Whitnoy's singing was remarkable,
und particularly In tic lOw tones in which ho
braaaeH. 1Yo doubt whether there is nnothor
yoiCo In tho country so wpll A1npted to Wngncr8
hoan rarin with tIo;r rrnat rnnro nnf tryii1r nc.
companimontB. Tho lifroronE uualtty OF h[r.
but wna rather the riclor for It.
Tho instrumental solo8 Of tho evening wero
by III. Fuchs and Alr. jacobson Mr. Fuchs
p1ayod tho Woulolsaohn Concerto IN q minor,
and. though ho has Loon q resident Of Chicago
for some timo, 1t must ilayo aatonishod many in
tho audience TINT no hnvo go good playor
among uB WHO il so littlo known to tho public.
Miss Mohlig Ind alroady performed tho sano
concerto; but Mr.. Fuchs could we'll boar tho
comparison Els execution IL a. n2s pt only stf1g n'g
cato elfcots with remarkable 1laesso OF touch.
Mr.. jacobson played throo short selections on
tho violin, vol sltod to Ills sympathotle Btylo;
Altogether, tle concord waa 10 good' anu at,,t
pleased 10 we'll, that wc nrc iucinet! to think
tLat A1r. Thomaa will bo encouraged TO come NJ
back again aomo timo to give moro CONCERTS with
tho assistance OF the Apollo.
ORCHESTRAL MA7rNEEs.
this CITY, conllnoncos soriea Of natinoes, under
the Direction Of Mr.. Balatka, at tho Kingsbury
Aluaio Hall, snturdny afternoon noxt, at 230
o'clock. rho price liaa been fixed at so conta.
As tho renewal Of tho home orchestral con-
corta, disturbed by tho fire, wo hopo tint the
proicctora will bo encouraged III q worry handsome
mnanuor, so TINT t1loy may DO onablod to keep
thpm up during tho winter. Chicago moods o
Except by encouraging this effort nt tho out
sot,
AMONG THE GERMAN SOCIETIES.
Mr, HauB DalatEa, tho conductor Of tho Liod-
erkranz, has nlao takou Charge of tho OrphouB.
The frat evening ontertainmont undor lis d.
ioction will DO giyon Sunday eroning, Oct. 26.
Mr.. Otto Lob, tho former conductor OF tho
Orphous, has now taken charge of the Gornauia
nrEnNAuDr" AT uoo1Er's.
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