, 1873-03-23

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| THE aEEMASA CONCERT.
The programme for the Gerrnania Concert thi
afternoon at YorWarts Turner Hall is as fol
| 1oTB:
= Overture to M1l1isgo Of Figaro s1ozsr
/. 5u1 Potpourri aBacclu. wreath Meme
6. Concerto for two Clarnets Muells,
! pauleT Brothers.
= 0vsrt,,ra II . Franctr:nr, a,e1snde,
8. 1otpouEH No. Bach
Q. Ferdinand Quadriue .straus.
MUSICAL 6oInEE.
There viii be an informal concert st the Con.
eervatory OF Music, corner Of Indiana avenue and
Twentieth street, On Tuesday evening ne1t, to
which tho general musical public is invited. Miss
Fannie Goodwin, Eignor Farini, who has removed
his rooms to Cobb's Block, on Dearborn street,
and Mesurs. Baumbach, LedochoWBki, and Heman
Allen will assist.
The programme for tho Turner Hall concert,
this afternoon, is as follows.
]. March, "E2rcwel to the Mount4ina ~. Wachamau
2. Overture to "The North Starr. .Meyeebeer
! 8. Chorus and CaSatinh from !" La Donna del
Lago:. Roasini
= 'D'' &'f 'S@ais. y. Eeis:n6ach. '&@'
s. Overture to "rina,r. Cave .enae,ssohn
g. Potpouln, "Aght aud ehade .Riede
fospourrt teo tss saaed s '1aag
TO- au.dIie Do1aa Hlumsn sI1.a
TIE oRPHEUs CONCERT.
! Tho programme for tho Orphous Concert this
Hffnrrcu0 Mt %hn TF1haua Hall cFT ToIro
and Peozih streets, is as follows.
i. March, "Louisa Faus.
: oys1turs "3as Txo Artists" :Dieths
Fotpourr Ea15o s'ssa n1eas 1s s1an1s
! s. Polka " "Hunaor16ts s",,,.,,..,...... Bnse
c7s29ns IofSh,sht parasp.nb pan9. II megs5hss. ]
g. Totpourri, Musieal Pictorial sheets Conrad
| g. Quadrile, I" Tho Hew ospheua Btraus.
CHICAGO MUsIcAL LITERATURE
| As an instance Of the industry OF the Chicago
| Blackman and NhittomoEe announce Nos. aud
OF their - Graded Singers" or voice-books, for
use in public schools; Georgo F. Root, the
Normal Musical Handbook, and "Tho Glo-
~" for Conventions and choirs; P. P, Blsa.
"The Song Tree,'a a collection OF se1ioua and
comic songs, including comic oporetts for four
voices by Fred ". Root. and "fhs Sunshine :"
for the Sunday ay-schools; Dr.. William Mason and
h1r ". 8. B. Matthews, List OF teaching pieces
for piano pupils and F. ". Root, 8 new vocal
instruction book
TUE CECENATI FESTIVAL
Theodore Thomas has gono to Cincinnati to
commence the 1ehearsaIs for tho great festival
which comes c1 in that city in May. Among
other attractions which Mr. Thomas has deter
mined to add to the festival will be performance
OF Chicks 0rpheus." Miss Cary will take the
part OF 0rpheus, and the chorusas will be given
by 800 trained voices.
THE NATIONAL NORMAL INSTITUTE.
The management Of the National Normal In
stitute has taken time by the forelock, and a1-
ready announces that the next term will take
place ht the Chicago University, commencing
Wednesday, July ., and closing Thursday. Aug.
IA, 3 little moro than fire weeks. Carl Zorrahn,
George F. Root, and other competent teeohers
will take Charge OF the various departments.
NEW MUSIC.
Wa have received from Theodore J. EImore &
Co., 46 East Van Buren, street, the following now
music issued by Lea & Walker, Phi1adelphia,
"Jolly Girls Galop," By Theodore Goetschel
Little Mischief Galop," BY F. Budik; Strauss
Banson as oe 9 ahe nsso sun sod p i:
Rose" song written for Mad. Clara Brinkcr-
hon By Finlay Finlnyson At Thy Feet," aolo
and chorus By Edward o. Eaton; "Neuie Dar-
g DO sn Say snto a1d shss h 1Snh Taaa Dr.
BY E. Mack. XII Of tho above music is Of lisht
popular character. and hardly worthy Of more
mention than the nero enumeration Of titles.
A4A14L4GA a. 1AAA16 u At146 E1LTY A&f8 JH6E
sued, in the Same attractive style which has
always characterized thor publications, the fol-
lowing: Licfner's '1Polka," op. 81, and Le7- |!
bach's Fifth Noctu5ne," op: g, and tho veil |
known schumann "1taumerei, which Thomas'
pieces form part OF the "6tudents' Library"
in admirable collection Of pieces for piano pu-
pills. Tho Bame firm has also just tsaued "Amn-
ryllis," the quaint little air introduced By the !
Alfred 4. Pesse; tho "Adeiphi Waltz wit T1itten
BY Miss Nsllle Pullman. OF this CRY, and dedi- |
Gated to the Adelphi Croquet Club, = simple but
very pleasing waltz and very creditablc az IN aua
tour composition; and the First Book OF Kohlet's
from Us. AL Of tho aboyo
pieces are models OF good taste in the WY OF
mechanical e1ecntion,-so elegant In fact that !
composers may well congratulate themselves |
when they can find such publishers.
We are indebted to the publisher. E1iaa Hove
Boston, for Nos. rs and 27 of Roue's Musical !
Monthly, each number containing twentT-five
pieces Of vocal and instrumental music. The
quantity il admirable, but he quality ranges ali
he way from Strauss down to swash, no very
mainly Of the cheap dance order, and the vocal
II the nlinstrel-hal2n and variety styls.
Bchoefer d Koradf, Of Philadelphia, ha7o rem
lered singing aocieties = real service by COM
nencing the publication Of collection Of the
eected and 1oyised by Leopold Engelka, under
be general title Of "Concordia." Tho second
'ook, which ia just out, contains choice songs
y uatton, G1uck, Zollner. schaef1er, Kseutzer,
cschirch, Abt, Becker and Roiohatdt
,ow passed into the hands OF Neasrs. George F.
2oot d. Sons, has oncs more u.ade ita appear
nee after Temporary interruption BY tbs pro-
eadings in bankruptcy against ths late
@ !ish Of .{ks RS9' variety c'a y short l. .tea asa
ii musical subjects Ihc,a Ia eminent rood /