The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-20
musical Notes.

Musscat notes.
The Marctzck Opera Troupe, of which
I.ucca was the bright, particular star has
gone to Havana. The contemplated season
in Chicago was abandoned
The Strakoscl Troupe. with Nilsson as
rrina donna. Is doing good business in
New York.
The Kellogg English Opera Troupe is
nlnying at McVickcr's Theatre Chicago.
1t is settled that Wachtel, Santcy and
Parcpa- Rosa return to America neSt sea-
son.
Lucca is estimated % be worth over
100000.
Herr Rubcnstein is performing in Milan.
Miss Sara w. Horton, an Amcricon girl,
NOW studying music in Florence, is to be
prima donna in Warsaw, Poland next
winter.
Mrs. Il. a. Jewctt, the wcll-knUwn So
prano formerly at Burlington, is singing in
the College Concerts at Chicago.
The baritone Sparapani, while singing in
Faust" in Rome, was accidentally wound
I'd by sword in the hands Of Eapst.
1t is stated upon good authority, that
there are eighty Americans now studying
music at Milan. Among the most rromi-
ucnt of these are Miss Katie Smith, daush-
trr Of Mark Smith, the wcll-known actor
If New York Miss Matilda Phillips sister
90 Adelaide Phillips, who is said to possess
B. better voice than her famous sister; Miss
IL, Rosburgh of New York the best light
soprano in Milan; Miss Rosa Benson Of
Sew York, Mis- Anna Guilford ofBo>ron
ud others.
julie l.. Perkins brother Of Prof. W.
- rcrl;in. Of Boston, has just concluded a
seven year. engagement with Maplcson at
Indon.
French author describes Nile. Nilsson
a.. follows, Animated snow, with golden
heir, aud with two polar stars undcr her
wide brow; She has the grace Off reed,
the ,lnrm Of II heather, and Of beala--a
,,rawoy BEAM of the North'> pale sun
The London NoyA0 announce, that Carl
Rosa haa taken Drury Lane Theatre :ol
English opera entertainments nest March,
and that Mr. Sims Reeves and Mr. Santlcy
ave likely to appear together, under Mr.
car! Ro.o', auspices, in the Lilly of Ki'lar-
rcv."
Miss Emma Abbott, formerly the supran,
81 the Rev. DR. Chapins choir, is in Europe,
pursuing her musical studies, and has re
ovivcd an offer from Patti to sing in M
Nplc,on's London season
NJ Gounod i. crazy with enthusiasm ovci
the pyrophonc, amusical instrument recent
ly invented by NJ Fred. Kastner NJ George,
ka-tner's son A gas-jet is thrown on slas
tubes, which emit notes stronger and NOR,
poctical than those Of Eoian harps, NJ
'iounod introduces the pyrophoncin his nov
opera, Jeanne dare"
Miss Blanche Tucker, of Chicago,
Young vocalist possessing fine soprano
voice, and pupil of Madam Viardot, ha
inst passed brilliant examination at I'll,
Paris Conservative. Eighty eight youn;
ladies presented themselves at the concoUrs
tu, only sixteen of them were admitted
Miss Tucker being secord in order of merit
This lisa high compliment paid to American
talent and perseverance.
\ new grand soprano singer has appeare
in Paris. Her name is Miss Zawc Thai
berg. a daughter of the celebrated pianis
Thalbcrg, and granddaughter of the re
nowned contralto Nine. d'Angri; hence al
artist by descent, as well as by nature. On
~ 10 years of age; she has made an i'm
preston on the Paris musical world, whicl
angurs most successful career. Her frs
appearance was in the parlors of a wealth,
American Mr., Beer, where her success wa
great that she is now already on fai
way to fortune,