, 1873-07-06

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TURNER HALL.
Tho programme for tho regular concort as
Turner Hall this ovoning is ns follows:
!. Overture 10 gtFadeh" :;:Flotow
d '0'0 ''F H. i: Ba;eiit: 'A'''''son'
Fansasie On "Bieilisn Vespera '..'''. nastEa 1s,
Q. Potpourr4-" Tho Musical Eccentric !. :nanm
!. Waltz" Rudolph mocngo :straH;s
.. Exchange schottIschc. .Btrausa
10. Jubilee March. .Monzel
OpHRAT1u rnospEcTs.
Letters from Europe, Just at hand, set forth
the completion Of the very fine company secured
by Mr.. Btrakoscf for tho Season Of Italian operh
to bo commenced at tho Now York Academy OF
Musio on Sept. 20, ind to e1tond over period
81 ten weeks aatts1se.ory summary of 'ho 20
attempted. bfr. stralkosch's bright particular
star is to bo A[mo. Christine Nilsson; the q dra-
mntio" prima donnaa will he 6ignorino Marosi
Tho otor arss sre as foiovs sgnor Ens
.Campanini and NJ. Victor Capoul, tenoTs; bl.
Maurol and signor Del Puento, bnritoncB; Sig
nor Eyaso bcoara, barsono-bmffo; signor
Manqtt baaso slsnor Mnzto VII conduct and
hia lieutenant. Tho rcPertoly, wo havo to add,
is to include. bosidoa the familiar operas, two
genuine novelties, for "Iohongrin" and aida"
are both to DO mado known during the season.
As tho lntest representations Of, these works in
Italy have boon Witnessed timo and again, by
tho artists and managers, ,-Signor Oampanini,
too. having filed tho tenor role whom :" Lohen-
grin" was frat sung in Dologna,-.:and na hir.
StrakoBcl Ia just returned from Signor Verdis
domillions with now dreBBeg and appointments,
q careful reproduction Of tho operas mentioned
may bo expected.
The bIarctzek opera season begins in Now
York on tho 9Th Of October and continues three
weeks, the company returning for tho closing
performance In February.
There aro rrmors noating about tho musical
world, that hfr. Maurice Grau, who managed
nubinetoin so successfully, intends forming an
English opera troupe next season,. with MAIDS.
paropa-leoaa, 6cguin, MeBBre. Castle and Aarl,
for the principal artists.
paragraph which appeared in the Orchestra, to
the effect thai NIme. Parepn-RoBa had taken the
Lyceum Theatre for English opera in tho au-
timn. 1lme. Paropa never had any such intcn-
tion.
MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS.
Tho Soma Messe,.1er (AfcBBrs Goo. T. Root l.
sonn) IL j,ist out, filled with q worry interesting
variety Of musical matters. Tho moat noticeable
features arc 1.-THE Mystery Of Singing, AIr.
Fred. Roots " General Directions for Prac-
music in tlis Issue ia song, Singing in tho
nain," BY Ffallk Howard, arranged by Geo. +:
Root, Fred Roots j" Prairie Belle Galop" and
Q selection of hymns.
July, contnira an interesting article on tho i'm
portanca Of o Conservatory OF Music: for tho
Northwest; also !" Prohibited FifthB and o.
tayes," aud g great variety Of excellent short
nrticleg.
3Ir. IT, s. perlins' NOW Sunday school singing-
book, "Ile Headlight" will bo issued about tho
1bt Of August. Another work Of = similar ua-
luro, by Mr.. Perkins and l1r. ". ". Bentley, Of
New York, published by Ditson, is now roady.
MUSICAL NOTES.
Tom Carl the tenor, il expected to return here
from Italy IN September. -
sfma. Alboni is at present In Milan, and au-
nouncey hor intention Of settling IN Italy,
Nile. Desclauzas, who will be remembered as.
the voluptuouB opora.b .bouffo prinla donna Of Mr..
Grau's company, it iB said will ro-appear hero
III the fall.
AdoNna pattia performance OF Desdemona, In
Roasini'a :" Othello." Is spoken Of BY London
critic as "ono Of the most remarkable imper-
aonation8 ever Witnessed on tho lyric or any
other Htngo...
Nine. Clara grinhorhotf eavo concerts lately in
Cairo, Paducah, aud Brownsville singing tTice
at the rplaceawith the utmoat acceptntion.
Her tour through the South WAS cut short by tho
e. weather and the appearance OF cholera in tho
rivor townH.
Mr.. Wieniawsli's concerte IN San Francisco
eoom to have proven as talcceBaful as could bo
wished. The house WAS orammod when tho first
occurred, and tho result Of tho following enter-
tainmentn was 80 satisfactory that second &C.
RIGS WAS already announced.
Prince Poniatowski's operatta, "Au Travers du
Muir :" (th5ongh the walD has peto played in
who meet to pursue love md musio through
partition which divides their rooms in ~ hotol.
Tie Incidents arc artistical1y worked out, aud
the score il melodlouB and attractive.
Madomoiaello Albani, tho young American
prima donna, is now singing leadlng parta IN olo
of Ophelta iB pronounced inferior to NilBaon's
but il Lucia she sang to great advantage, and
achieved brilliant succoBs.
Tho journals Of Milan state that Bi9nor Verdi
has informed the municipal authorities Of TINT
city Of his intention to write funeral mass IN
on the irst annivorsary Of bis death. signor
Verdi will himself direct tho rehoarsala and con-
duct the performance.
Herr Rubinatein, tho pianist and composer
arrived in London, from New York, on the 14th
inst., and loft tho same evening for st. Potors-
burg. uo played, during his Amogican tour, ut
| 2l5 concerts, with unprecedented succosH, and
he speaks highlyor tho Intelligence Of the trans
Atlantic audiences. london Aaseneam.
| Mr.. Georges Haine, late conductor of tho Or
chestra OF The rWis Grand Opora, is dead. Ills
funeral took place at tho Church Of the Trinity,
spectators. Tho orchestra OF the French Opera,
| directed by III. MtoB, played tho audante Of Boo
| thoyen's SYMPHONY In a, and the funeral march,
| OF the Balilo composer. Tho mass was aung by
| artistea Of that establishment
hIadame NilsHon-n -nouzcaud is singing in Dr,ry