, 1873-02-26


The Apollo Musical Club gayo It's second concert and
reception last evening 10 is associate members, at
Standard Hail. the hall being Aled to ovcrtlowing
with ono Of tho most elegant audiohcoa assomblod
In Chicago. The programme for tho occasion WIS
very varied enc, md composed probably Of tho n0Rt
difloult t,,ao over undertaken by a1o society In
this country. Tho high order Of tho composition may
bo nfarred from tho namea Of Wobor, Gado, Wngnor,
Rubnatcin uIllor atoroh, anil other composers, rop-
resented In tho programme It 10 the intention Of tho
club to nko Ill its programmes vnrlcd, and TO prcscn1
to itg members tho widest pohalbfo range Of music
written for male voiccs. Tho nrat programme IL will
10 remembered, was Of light, popular
b given two o. throo weeks hence viii bo oi atill Jill
novelties AS matter Of reference wo print that part
Of the programme In which tho club took part:
|. Prsyor Beoro the Wober
j. bpriass uaae
J. seens freM
9. Hnnin UngAr1oum. .Habin1t9n
l. odsrs psp:itno
In tho 1caa difficult Of theac numbers, IN whict.
sistS, the olab aeaaiste ltself vers ~ credita6y,
and sung with admirable expresBion sna shnd-
as Tho s whE e oxn q
alcnlty Of obtaining strong high tonor Voices spa-
bic f S sna s h
choral part was given with splendid oect and 1t Ia
dtscredt to the soolse, who 1uebora Of tho club
fsa pssss 'ha II
Wegass With easo, they are ened credit for bsng
courageous enough 70 attack it At oil. Il s The nrae
% the N mnsio ,' Il tho future" and tSe eon-
ess result y eucSS'15ssng S'n.sssng Tho Hungarian
eassea I 'ys ID tlo aamo category, r and Criticism
should not 10 too nco In dealing with ia performance
considering tta extreme difficulty and It's fearful de-
In f1e r1t rnr{a IN
The SOLO foaturcs OF tho programme were extremely
spEing Song" with vory noat Gallo aceomp.ninent
NJ hs S IN ae
In Hllora beautiful Night Song, and Is entitled to
great credit for the very effective manner In which
MaSsa nh"
"a. we'll "a for her effoEsa In the other
voice also added greatly 10 tho effect Of the 1ohengrn
sccna, while in the duo With Mr. Toltz {Nteolais
think Of thee for which Mr: b.ttan furnished tho
the unpretensive and yot finished stylo IN which nho
took her part: 90 rich and powerful voice should bo
Folz always sings wall, and, although he ealled
upon almost at moents notice TO supply hlr. dates
sss two soos and va @ kop @ away By neas ha Showed
himself equal to the ,a eamergency, and sang two of
IN peer eGpl,n sna 1n
was accorded tho audience in the appearance
OF Miss Anna Mohig, the accomplished art1ate, who
tho piano. She waa received with tho heartlcst Of
applause upon each appearance, her numhera being
Hungarian Rhapaody, at the close Of which aho was
called out to receive tho congratulations OF the audi,
ence. Although al1c was called upon In unexpected
manner ind lad not come prepared to p1sy, The
ner In which she accomplished hor work showed her
to be the truo sris and ~ the more grateful and
enjoyable from the fact that the auiance had not
peccd such troat ind that the treat was informal.
An whole, tho club showa progress and careful study
grame ia moro to b. congratulated upon ta de-
Termination to convince the public that Americana
not only the lighter but also the nost difficult part
mus.o. We glad to know also th1t ts at Of asso-
soon to 10 full At the next reception 1t Is proposed
to have orchestral music after the concert for prom
ennde and dance II the members 10 deeire. Au appl
to tho Secretary O. Q. Ourtss. No. 2o2 6sato sreet.