, 1873-06-01


The fourth and last reception Of the Ano1ro
Club to 1ta associate members this season will
be given at Standard Hau on Tuesday .eyonine
Of this week with one Of the finest programmes
Ella White will be the vocalist Of the evening.
and Mr. Emil Lebling the solo pianist. "A note-
worthy feature will be the grand double chorysea
from Mendelssohn's "Antigone," with the
speotiyely, After the concert there will be 4
promenade and dance Of purely informal and
social character. The programme will be as fol-
lows:
1.-THE Spring is = 1s'e 2r@e {osE W.
5. hs Ths Fasss1 Dreaming Iaks} ~schom.as
lug fofess ..........--.-...M .Mongold
1. Noeen,na Noao Chopin
t'e'of1'' IT, Emil E.t5iina Chopin
. Redat'e and H.. Eua viii nozsrt
6. " Fair seme1es Heh-bo1n Son" double -:
chorus from Antgone n. ........ .Neuda1ssohu.
apollo Club and Gerneanta Masnn<1rhor. E:
: PART IL.
afssnaas zs4s5sr neaaslssoha
e~BsssI, sx1Ee1 Bresi; .'rss1nsF faxS
6"Thoa hsst ffs Jamie. ::::: :Fsae
.1na..-..x , x,,ai Aiss s1z Elg White.
10. "Fa1st Waltzn LII
:, .., Hit. ar: Emil Iteoing:
" tA'f's's''' M. Fiji fo.i;: Schubert
IL Farewell Hendesaohn
: TIE JUBuEE MUBIC- :.
The following aro the programmes Tor the first
will be given on Thursday. The afternoon pro-
'gramme will be as follows:
: jubilee overture o1sax,t1a Weber
American h5Rn eao1a; and 03s1x,t;a Ksle''
3. Selections from "Mzrthan. an..,,,..... E1otosa
L The Heavens are Telling ..Haydu.
8. Overture to "wt1.n FL .Rosstn,
. s+,- sn.,o,,, n,,o.s osshe'tra -
0'4& 'p@0s!sa cSe1as and Miitia;y land "
the conqusrisS sE5zs 4s:o conas
:" Thousand and one nights Waltz 49,. .stzau.e::
orchestra, M;ita1y Band a;d Chorus:
49, 1,''' ''f IL: 1;5xsxis.
0re1estra and Chorus. 1s.s''''''s'''''''
The evening programme will be as follows: ~:
l. "1annhau.arr overtale: :. Wagner,
.. Gloria from rv*tts 'shes::e: a:ss Mozart.
ChoTus and OTeh<xtru.
8. Fest Overture.
l. Farewell, to the fe9sss oqfas:s'a: nuaa..o.,:
e* III: 115aeiE. i:'''''''''''''*'''''-<
: 6. !" ANVIL Chorus .Ysrdf
o7ehest,a, 1and, and Chorus:
7. Overture to 1t Der Freischuetz Weber
8. "Hallelujah Chorus .Handl
O. Raymond oyertare. ~: ,1hom.e:
~ va Aa2a5sa oset:tra, 5and, and cxo1a::
TURNER HALL.
The programme for the Turner Hal concert
this afternoon is aB follows: q,
!. March. The Eighteenth Reeduent n..... ..z1toR
oonssdt
4 Fantastic from II Trovaaore". .Neumanu
s. Overture to :" Midsummer Nights Drpan,
g. walt wine, Vile, aud Song .strsaaa
s. Overture" Mcr1y wives of windsor NiooIsi,
!. QuadE1le-"Fleurs Anfnus ~Z1ko4
DESEF1T CONCERT. .
Mr. j. Hand, the well-known and 1aror1t4.
violoncelist, is to have complimentary concert
tails Of which will be given hereafter. Mr.. Hand
is one Of the most deserving OF our local must.
clans, and we trust the CONCERT will be substsn..
Eial testimonial to him.
We are requested TO state that the meeting Oh.
this Society intended to have been held On Tues<
day evening next, for the nomination and elec-
lion OF officers, will, in consequence Of the en-
gagements OF membera in the Jubilee chorus bd
postponed for one week l. and viii be held at
Lyon Il Healy's on Tuesday. evening, Juno 10.
4 NEW MAGAZINE
Mr. Goldbeck. having suspended the publcax.
IN ita stead Goldoecks Monthly journal Of Austc,:
The first number Of which ia fuat out. Il is fur:
niahed ct tho low rate ct one dollar per year,
md is Alled with matter OF interest to musicians.
aUBEsTK1a.
Rubinstain has finished his engsgament In.
his country, and on Wednesday laat aailed foz
Europe In New York City, Mr, Ruhinsteiu-
5gured in 50 concerts. These yielded total
:eturn Of $4,000. From Maine to Now Hamp@
'p1a ppodaenE 5 6 fG he 1
FORK, 20 Hare given In Boston, IA ip Phila<
lelphia, II in Chicago. 10 in Nen
pittsburgh, in Cleveland; were had IN the
Cities Of Newark, Albany, Hartford Buffalo, and
Detroit; 2 in Providence, Troy, Springfield, New
Haven, Columbus, Dayton, Louisville, Indiaa{
polls, Toronto, Mobile, Memphis Nashvila,k
:a7red in smaller towns. From summary o2
hese facts, it will be readily admitted that Mr..
Rubinstein's worth has had general recogniion-'
Wieniawski, the vio1inist, a1ao bade farnail ia
Now York on Friday last, and leayea immediately
or California
MAnKrzKK's OPERA sEAsoy,
An engagement has been concluded between
dr. Max Maretzek and Signor Tamberik, secur-
ng to the imptesario the services OF tho distin--
suished tenor for next fall 8igunr Tamberhk'
xll receive nightly salary equal to TINT paid to-
onna donna OF the company. In addition to-:
he two artists named above, Mr. Maretzeks.
:ompany will include 6ignor Vizzani, ID. Janet,
signor- Mendioroz, Mile: lima di MuIaka, md
Madame Natal-Teata- The seasou Will be conN
menced in Boston, in September.
EVEN THOUGH