New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-25
MYSTICAL NOTES.

Theodore Thomas, R1blnsteln, a Ley
ski are To be in Albany and Buffalo next wees
The MendeIssohn Glee Club are to give e,,i
complimentary concert 10 MISS in irving Hall LAST
Tuesday. -. r.;.oI5ra
The Iiedertafel Association at DusseI1 'o j
are prepar1ng Tste which Mendelssonh ,be actan
is 20 be performed Win iePi'
in poses plaStiqtes.
4 great liking for Bach has suddenly sprung
an IN 70ndon where the MatthRus Passion was per
Sdymed during Holy Week four times IN the h0ya Albert
Hall and once in Sc. Paul's Cathedial
The festival programme for Saturday night
includes besides the Ninth SYMPHONY Bachs smte IN
ID and schuberts unfinished poslhumou' Symphony III ID
minOr-both universal fay0rites
The rehearsals for the Cincinnati Musical
Festival now going on in the Exposition building
about four hundred singers coming together. The
acoustic properties of the hall said to be admirable
The English Opera Company, comprising
Miss Hersee Mr. and Mrs. Seguin, Miss Emma HOwsOn
Messrs John aud Eugene Clark, Mr. Brookhouse Bowler
and Mr. Gustavus Hall with Mr. Behrens FOR conductor
Is still travelling IN the West
Dominica Donzell. the famous tenor singer
died in Bologna on the 5ls of March IN ms son sta
He undoubtedly one OF the create sinners Oh i7
century remarkable not only for biz brilliant clear and
powerful voice. but for the perfection OF MS culture anu
the grandeur OF his style
Members of the Handel and Haydn Society
are enthusiastic the performance OF the Ihomhs or
chestfa, aud declare that they have never sung T.u %
an accompaniment befOre-whleh IL pcriecty true
They are anxious 10 secure It's services Tor thcn next III
euuial festival (May, lSi4.l
Mr. Maretzek's Opera Company has recently
been IN Cincinnati Indianapolis and II 10 close INC
seek at Louisville. Thanks to Madame Lucca, the tour
seems pecunarly successful, though tue attenu
aucc has small the on nights and dissat fctuh
every expressed at the shabbness OF te repre-
sentauous.
The concert volunteered by Mr.. ole Bull
hs company, IN aid of the Masonic Han ana AJ
Fund. VIII bc given the Academy of Music, on Sltnr-
day evening Ole Bull viii play the dAegro from Paga,
mini, concerto In 3 minor, the Mothers Prayer. ana
yr, ions on Lily Dale" Miss Railway and Sig Fer
ranu will sing. Mr.. Denck Is the pianist.
A musical entertainment was given ut the
Br1okI,u Academy OF Music on Tuesday, a. q oonpn-
beers Of the Plymouth Churcn choir. TIE Programme
consisted of miscellaneous concert ny Miss tslT MT
Hill Mr. Bemm6fz with an orchestra, under Mr' Zen
t.rno aud an amateur representation OF L'eAoeIS
Doctor OF AlcanI"r1'
We have already announced that Mise kel-
lOr Is a1v CTtlscd 10 London III Jane, Mr.. mapt
aon even giving si OF tine operas IN winch she - ~
ever that never had any intention Of singing IN
London tins season, and the use Of her name m Lle
Druy Lane prospect = is without Ter consent. MI.
Mtpleson of red her engagement. Ort she was hOt
.I-iicd vi IA rhe terms and refused 10. lie announced
tr IN 81, asked leave about ten days aIcrHaId tuu
keeps her ne advertisements IN spite Of her
The trcasurcr's reports of the sale of tickets
for the Spiuway Han festival, mp 60 "Wednesday morn
ue showed that the enormous expenses Of the enter
prise would u 40 probability be fully covered WIN
larger surplus than Mr.. Thomas had ever hoped for.
The receipts Tor Elijah si,i0J The smallest
sale seemed he tOr Wednesday night, when Is at-
trDutcd fact that selections were given tO an or
aOu instead etc work. ana that rue ny nm OF
Praise gh as ~ ranks among MtAdelssonh compost
ton. is no. much known IN this city. sun ihe attend
very large. TIE greatest crowd IL expected nh
SATURDAY. cveuH-. The public relcdraais prove 20 De
very popular especially with ladies'