, 1873-06-22

AcCofmlck, and Mles Ello hIren. Miss PRICK
| etss playing Of the Moonlight Sonata, and Misc,
WsrTen's plaJing Of the Mandslssoln Concerto
in minor were the great features OF the evening
| MlsBes Matte Holt, Carrie Lawson. Covert. and
| himbark furnished the vocal numbers in a very
| acceptable mannor.
| THE NEW onAIoR1o.
boston correspondent writes es follows, ur.
| der date Of June 10:
Tha oratoro Of St. Peters WIS piren for the trsf
tine IN Ane:sa On Tuesday evening LIST, il. til: ci:y
Q! Portland, under tho direction Of John E. Paipe liz
author, and one Of the finest musicians III America
The solo artstes were all that could bc desired, viz
contralto; Mr.. George L. Osgood, taao.e: and Mr.
Rudolphscn, basso Tho chorus tho Haydu
Tho entire work is unusually seyere and LACKS
many essential elements Of success. There il Nio
melody in it, that solo singer could not become in
terested enthusiastic. AID the solos abound in the
Nest unpleasant intervals, that give the impression
they written without regard to the pleasant parts
Of the human voice. The work as given in Portl1nd
impressed with lack Of climax effects, and, though
the Instrumentation in portions OF is very
deed, 1t did not "enthusc" T" the audience. The or
chestra numbered forty excellent Boston musicians,
and is unnecessary to state that they rendered thar
Pa Of the work e1eeenty though there we're several
ductor Mr. Paine is undoubtedly great
musician, but Is not amiuenty successful 4 con-
own work. Tho City Hall crowded In every part,
tho audience numbering somewhere $500. and
very enthusiastic too, Mr. Paine is Fortiand nan
tho express purpose Of hearing this orator5o.
Tho musical season IL about over and NE ara a.-
Several new works expected out, among which t.
dramatic cantata for soos, chorus aud orchestra By
Mr. Dudley Buck.
This has already been spoken for BY several aoc.e
des but will hardly be ready next Season. AZ It IL
large work BY f.r tho largest he has written Hi4
already very popular. The Temple Quartette tie
finest male quartetta in America. will probably visit
Chicago next acason though their dates azo not yst
made. The Beethoven Qnnette justly celebrated Tor
their delightful chamber concerts ay favor Chicago
Also under the auspices Of the Star Lecture Course
Qaintete to my mind Ne1t year. ws have tbe Ten.
nisl Festval Of tho Hande and Haydn Society OF Bos
tom but think that settled that Boston at e.sa
will have more Jubilees.
NEW MUSIC
The music business iH very active and ne7t
publications sro beginning to crowd the market.
Amoug the latest are the following: Ditson d
Co., Boston, by Lyon & Hcaly, Chicago
"Wilf He Gomez" one of Edith Wynnos Songs
by Arthur s. Sullivan an - Interludo for
piano by 1sldor Seiss ~ I'll Think, LoYe, Of
Thee" song By Ella II. stirman 'sDaisy and
for piano, called Sc Fairy Flowors." BY tile iner-
table Wehl 80 The Song of the Triton" Al ad-
mirable thing by J. L. 11alloy Alone For
ever" romance for the voice BY Odvardo
bass and tenor duo and qusrtette forciolr use h
L. H. sou:hard 3" Path BY tho Wood" bal!a3
from Herve's "L'Eil Creye;" .'Guido NE.
Guide Me- song from onenbach's lie RoS
;oi 1aliossei unevere; el,l lehny5onisn re-
Rail- !" ~ .i,5oratto ~ .;.na - au neasaes
Maas1a ~ io1 p.ano y 9usIaF LANCE
the Calumet Avenue Waltz, dedicated to the
Misses Bessie T. Platt and Helen J. johnson, Of
~ ~ 1,I-,'n;" G,rh Wiz ~ nxtly Alen
Olympic Club of San francisco by A. ".
Ravens. The above pisces are supnlied to TIM
trade by George F. Root l. Sons The latter
nave ALSO just issued the following new pieces
:. Mllcu ano" lnat ueolge Z; HooE and
~, hts sons nase nos peen lale IN tneRo'
q not oAys- among tne formers Iatest songs are
the farmers j" Mr. and Mrs. Williams" in col.
loquy for two voices 's Nobody Caros - The
Trumpet VIII Sound in the Morning" dedieatad
to the Rev. J. r. Hbbn1d; an arrangement OF
tHo OF tIanh aoWa1us songs, - what WI Poo
Pc s.y e and Beautiful Queen OF My Heart
Alr. Fred Root has just issued in bis series Of
!,a nehes a heao%a, 1lea ano ecnottssche.
At l. AmsniI';a bv 0scar Maro - ~ .lse
tr., ~ - 0,;+ ~ 49, aAt ;, 49, Hno TUG ulln-
b.s ~ .ssl soa,,aa.;c,, - Ianaa noraIu, anu
trios, and duos with seventeen ahort voluntarjes'
otrertorieu preludes, and responses, arranged ~
G. 4. White.
NEW SYMPHONY.
i'm sn,;+1a9 n9 ..Ty Mi musical csmrosi-
~ rs1,orst;nr ~ ~ ou.u IN com
haan ;ssnad " ~ ~ 49,, GL 'gatlvat' ms 1:!st
Tha zymnhony IL IN t,raa ,,a3 w., ~ 'n.1 city.
~ - - ~. oeenen1s, ana also
and t'Orpheus" in it. Orders for the new
symphony should be sent direct to Mr. Church.
MUSICAL NOTES.
Engliah uparA is to be given at the Lycen1a.
London. in the autumn, under tia manasomeut
OF alme fafepachosa-
In Vienna there have be.n two fessiyal con-
certa: one in honor OF Schubert On III. ~,
nit, and the other Of Beethoven. On tne lItn nit.
". ,o+;ca +t.+ uo, p,,,o,. r. -,
Rubinstein's piano-forto music in London
delicate compliment from one pianiat to un-
othor.
Theodore Tbom,a' ,ncc.as ~ tho cuntro, oouu
.rdon has rrorad 90 oueeezs q me oentfa larE
'rs are NOW following bis Load
,fadoma r.;,d-co1de,,-.;a.
art at Northn1ohsrland Ha na1g at con-
in a;d ~ o. sav;nr,a ,f;ss;, ,EfoGse, Monaon, hiny
xich '-'~' ~'- 4'les1>'n ono1cn' "oo1-
g.. a.,
n3nco lho marriage ~ OF NILSSON, her voice iG
ata 70 nave gained IN Volume, evenneas aad
= .chnesn. -; tanale notioeo the samo sort OF gain
y, r..a., L.a ......
ha ,o;aPt - nau sti!,o4 u Lqnoon' ana vas on
- po1n; e HIS " einsn!R a. 1Tn1y Lane, IN aust
~ { mifnvn n!s hlae Nusson had ]aht sung III
Hue'''' VIII n0t "onteo suceese'
Tho Royal opcra-House at Malta, splendid