, 1873-05-25

is still OPEN
Miss Minnie Hauck is anxious to return to
New York, and it is predicted she viii be singing
here next winter.
The brothers Kunke1, Of st. Louis, are NOW in
New York, and are making a decided sensation
VAIN tner p'ano playing -.
4 Schumann. Festival is to be held at Bonn,
this summer, for the purpose Of defraying the
in the cemetery Of that town.
!. Senior EuBebio Delgado, the Court Yiolinist Of
the late Emperor Ma1imilian, is In New York
shortly.
signor Mario has arrived in London, and thare
is ru1nor that he is to give three represents
tons Of opera, in the course OF the sosaon.
81a1y Provost, the actress, has permanently
Leipsic, the musical education Of her daughter,
for whom great expectations ara formed.
II. Placide Canonge has purchaaed the Frsnch
Opera-House, in New Orleans, which cost $780,
600, for S40, 500. The subscFpion-1iat for u.
canonge's next season has reached s55, ,000.
Nilsson has returned to D1ury Lane, London,
and made her first appearance In sFaust," re-
Gently, with her usual success.
It Is said Of the new baritone, signof Medini,
who has quite recently appeared in England,
that he hsa = very powerful voice, and th.t with
q little calming down his intensity Of purpose
will be productive Of great results.
Foreign papers announce that, at the personal
request Of the Austrian Emperor, Gouucd has
agreed that the first performance {: his new
opera, "Polyeucte," shall take place at Vienna
that the role Of Pauline ahall DO intrusted to
Mrs. Weldon. :...
The reception Of American singers abroad is
one Of the evidences Of the growth OF this coun-
hy in musical culture. Miss Jennie +. Bull, CT
New York City, who somo time since went to
Milan to complete her studies, has appeared in
opera thirty-dve times at Pesaro, the birthplace
OF Rosaini, with great success.
In recent sale BY Messrs. Puttick i simpsor,
Of Leicester Square, London, the copyright Of
Hatton's we1l-known song, Simon the Cell
larer," produced the large sum Of E409, the pur~
chaser being Mr. J. Williams, OF cheapside.
The Milan correspondent OF the Paris Ent'-
acte, speaking Of the representation Of Wagner's
Krauss and Edelsberg we're terrified at the
clamor, whilst the famous orchestra Of the acals
allowed too plain1y their dislike Of the musio.,
The Illinois Conservatory OF Muaic, which is
located at Jacksonville, ILL.,, will close its year
with grand anniversary concert at the Opera
The New York World sayH: "Rubinstein pur-
pianist. He has told his friends in this
country that this il his last season as = per-
former. Doubtless this means that new seasons
are projected, in which he will be fully occupied
as composer and conductor"
The death is announced at Barcelona OF Nine.
Dionisda Fite-Goula, who OF late years had ac-
quired = great renown in Spain as singer in the
Italian opera She was born in the above
named city, and had married u. Goula, the lead
ar fthe orchestra at the theatre there. She waa
only Is years Of age at the time OF her decease.
Eli Perkins, in . society letter to the New
nouveaux riches, gives the following as speci-
men Of discussion on music with young lady:
is Thomas going to give the Ninth 5gmphony7"
asked Oh, yes he's going to give them
D minor :" "Oh, nso | not in Deminer, but
in Central Park Garden too lovely, aint it ?"
The New York: World says: signor Tam.
berlik, the famous tenor, who haa been = visitor
il our eity fos the st two wsets i 20 wsl
cluded to pro1ong his stay until June. There ia
no reason to doubt nor that he viii appo.r hera
next season in Italian opera he speaks con-
f1dently Of his return upon professional tour"
The programme for the benefit Of Paropa
Rosa, which took place at Cairo; April 25, was IS
repa, Cortes, IL. Corai, and Medini; "Plua dams
son obacu1ite," cavatinn from Gounod's Reins
do Saba" sung in French BY Parepa; overture
to King Lear," composed aud conducted by
DIM; second act OF 4 'tIartba," pa1eps, cortes.
II. Corsi,:: md steller; "L'Estasi," by Arditi,
sung By Parepa; and the ballet LIS Gioco1iera."
Medini was u, and signore Cottone took hia
place in the Lucrezia" act, and Parepa Gang
Greek song instead OF Medini-
An Indian tribe in Wisconsin has organized .
Grassland, and, as the aavages arc projected
by the Government, the white people have no
redress. There is great deal Of hard feeling
among the citizens toward the young aborigfne
who plays the cymbals. He perforzns with sucfz
earuestness and vigor that vigilance commit
tee has been organized to way1sy him and take
him apnrt, in order to ascertsin whethar he u
. real Indian or is merely riveted togethar and
run with steam engine The manner IN which
he wnkes the echoes amid the everlasting hills
When the band has se1enaded man two or
three times he succumbs. He goes calmly
around among his little family, and removes
their hair md scaips tho hirsd er ana eolotea 60
hands the whole lot Of punches over TO the
band, which goes on happy to sweet strains
from the harmonic young c5mtal-plaJer.
The Cincinnati correspondent Of the Cleveland
leader: says: Next year Nj: Thomas goes to
Of te Ms1dn Society," @ Whethsr be-
will undertake :he additional labor OF another
festival for the West during the same season ia
uncertain. It seems pity that : mn
Nth sush s nacs Rs1'mga ka neaoe to 1s
greatly in need Of ouch reform should
30 strained to the necessity Of giving q concert
every week dsy IN the year, but such is the fact
For three years he has had not day OF rest
After this week Of prodigious work ne leayes
with his orchestra for the East, travels TIL
o'clock Monday morning, performs Monday
night at Philadelphia, and tie following even
ing begins the series OF summer night concerts
at Central Park gardens. How long will it ba
before the country, which owes him 10 much,
will n18ca him ak the hHad OF 4 national aasoclA-
ton or conservatory, whore he can fulfill bis IN
valuable mission without working himself intc
the grave before the years Of his youth ara
gomez
The piano recitals Of Rubinstein in New York
have come to a close. They have probably been
the most remarkable piano entertainments
which hare ever taken place IN this country,
and unusually interesting as they Illustrated me
whole range OF piano musir from the earliest
times to tie present AZ q matter Of c1rioaity,
We append the programmes Of tho first three:
TmFT RECITAL. .
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