, 1874-08-23

: s. ccntrao solo-'' Sene Liebe neues Le-
~ Hiss Fla ni,i:. heetAo'e
G. Overture" William Tell Gottsclal
-Hfs. +. {. NendtnhaN Gt.d -Kr. s. e, Fruit
a4e's'e' n'ais Etanex anases ar:ifx cia1 sseee
2. Piano .olo-" Rmpsotlie Hongroise Liz
Mr. y LcdochofisLi
c,n-4o s, a.. - Faded FEowcrs."t
iA" '''o %. "Inquisiti1euess." ''.oenooet
| ..- Tr8. Z. f. Stacy
+. Violin solo,. Souvenir de Bouiognen Dc Rerso
5. Vocal .rio1 y; Esr;saati1 M4naa ;'s" runtcrge
uys r + Stacy. As, E1l. hite, eaa ~: = c. l:osss,
6. Duo-Polouaise for violin and piano.. .Chop
Aeszrs. Il. 4 lin and y i1eiochousEL
| TURNER HALL,
The following is tho programme for the Tur
her Hall concert this evening:
! Pact
| l. AlaFcE .Er:alle
2. Overture to sisuou Thomas
!. Fantasls On nj themes from siciian yss ss0aAi
pers ..-.-.-.-.....-.-.... ,Dliatko
| PART II.
Extraordinary exhibition in 1ntmicry and 1rest!
digitaion by Herr A. Sehtze, Of Berlin, lAto Of tlt
Academy Of aiusic Mr. Schuitzc will introduce son,e
PROMINENT Chicago characters in his i1ultau's
| 1n1uACr.
iae5ea1Iz 5 S;I. witt AessTnes. ils
d. 'ru@del4e-"Olnofah" ...-..-.......... AeyerbceE
Harry Gates. formerly Of this city, has joined
the Adolphia Club. OF Boston. in which he is first
! tenor, y. II. Skinner second tenor, Z. II. Webb
| first bass, q. r. Titus second bass, aud Howard
| H. Dow accambaniBt. 1t is the Intention Of the
Club 10 give public couce, ts.
Mr. J. E. Perkins. formerly Of Boston, now
basso d. Ter Majcstys Theatre, London, was
married III that city July 23 to Mile. Marie 1.oze
T. promiueut Eng lsh soprano. The new1y-1nnr-
Iied couple, IN company with 31r. II. L. Perkins,
the Director OF tho Kansas Normal Institute,
left this city few d1vs. ago to attend family
reunion 1t Woodstock, Vt, on tho 25th inst air
and Mrs. Perkins sail for London on the "a OF
September.
Very pleasant musicals-thoHe avant couriers
ol tAo Aea6ou-we1e given lust weea at tue resi-
dences OF Mrs. o. Il. johnson (who has recently
returned from Boston) aud Of ilrs- Jcrah Cole.
Mr.. L Y. Flasler, the organiat of Plymouth
Church, in tLis city. WAS reported recently in
Paris OIL route for home
Mr. Carl Wolfsohn has left the city on short
vacation ln Minnesota. preparatory to rasumnS
Lis duties hero.
. moonlight EXCLUSION on the Peerless, about
Sept !, TO Evanston and hyde Park.
Musicians will find some valuable reading in
an artioae Oh 1.-The Organ" written BY one of
our prominent organists, WHICH wo PRINT else
wuero.
REMARKABLE ALBUM.
The Chicago Aur!cal College ID publishing q
new catalogue. which will DO Of great interest 10
the musical public. Mr. r. Zlcsfeit. tho
director OF the College, has received manu-
scripts from most OF the greatest living com
posofs IL Germany. which, Of course, have never
been published, aud dedicated to himself
aud the college. Among the masters aro such
names as Adoiph uenselt, Frnnlz Abt, Fritz
Sp!nd!er, l.. jungmann, S. Jadassoln. Carl
lIe.necke, DR.. Zopt, Gtaaen-Houman, Dr.yolck-
bers 'a'sS B'adssx 0acllm De sna Ha Hg.,er Ech
l:lcnror, Dr. Polio, Dreslauer. CottuoIi
krug, and others. The reception OF these man !
usc,1pts Is tta,teiins Testimonial to this u>s-
tutlou, whose SUCCESS may To Inferred from tic
fact that 1t had 7G3 pupils ;ast reasvu.
TIE xt'nAl.A> MUSICAL INSTITUTE.
Tho Normal Musical Institute held by tia |
Messrs: Root, at Monmouth, ILL.,, hos just closed i
it's session. During the last two weeks Of the
foits rccitals before tue c.ass and such OF thu
MUSICAL people of tho city chose to attend !
lie programmes were as follows:
/. Ronats, op. H. No. s..............: Beethoven
:. Songs 'wnuout Words, MS. /, >, ), =,
}. sluiabsr Song ''Aienaszsoln
|. sepuar Fuaio dc lAircanc. :. LII
SECOND RECTAL.
Sosasues rsshf''a.f ,pso. op :,
nalHe Miitaire, FuAeral Mazca. ...-...... Chopin
Foaeea 1Seea e. transcTip;ioa c::
THIRD RECTAL. I
sonata, g ~ajo5, o. ~ No. 2...... Beethoven
: Spinning chorus from Wagners Flying
v,,a. na1snmah Elnna ''....-.l5sz.
Sonata, fiat ualor on. u. Beethoven
Songs 3, y; Without ~orda, Nus. 1a' Il, Is,
Soc;nrno Consolation "......"..... sun .Wefsu1,n
sss is1ehs MiIiaire Taasa sssnhs1t
FIFTH RECTAL.
sonata, D minor. op IL, Mo-. Beethoven
Soetnrne, Tat major, and roionaise, ~~1''>A
suml*r song Transcription ,Iiszt). .Weler
5lenuett ;.,,l ltEansr1ption hutcrt
po4ka ei hra 49,; .wienia~ski
sonata. F fat major, op. q, No. Beethoven
songs 20 T. Without Words Nos. 7, 10, Is,
On the sea Transcription i1aztj .se,ubest
Mnmso: Meyer
Souvenir de- creeson, Caprice dc Concert. .wofsoan
SEVENTH REc1xAL-
Poonsise. e 1T minor, and T4ntsse Inc nee'n''en
,rsompt.. . sharp MINOR. Chopin ,
Iisgy 4 Ts4Fs Transcription LIsztj, and eA1
E1aHru RECITAL. :
Souata, op. 10, No. 2 nno-. Beethoven
Fantasiestucck, aud Soyullete in F.. .schum4,ln
1toaan Minof.. .Moz1rt
Traase ransi o;on Fsastr woi1;a5
The closing concert Of the Institute drew On +
dlence of q thousand persons. The chorus. +
der the direction Of Messrs. Wolfsohn aud F. b
Root, rendered SELECTIONS fror1 Beethoven, C
,ndelssohn, Gounod, Wagner, and Koss.n1.
70 sololsts were Mrs. Y: E. Foote aud .Iiss II. Ii
Glenn. Of Chicago; Miss A. 3. Toe, OF New :,
*, aud Mcssrs- Wolfsohn aud C. T. Root ~
TIE DE 1vo CONCERT TnoCpE. ~
Since out las. Sundays issue, the details Of a,
Dc~VlTo concert season hayo come to hand. | T.
e opening concert of the season will be gwen | n,
New York on the 21st OF September. It Is the
ention OF the company to make tour OF the
ncipal c!tics Of the United States aad Canada. tc
is composed OF three vocalsts and accomtan- n
and thEee instrumental performers. Mile. 10
Aiurska heads of the list as SOPRANO. Sac sr
be assisted by Fesranti, the buHo baritone, th
tho tenor will be either Piazza or Della Roc a
The 1nstlumentaIlsts are Mile. Teresa Ca
% (p1anist) and Al. Laurel (viollniet), both Of 3;
ON were With the Patti l. Mario troupe, aud /:
nor .Gaetano Braga (cello)- Nj. RlmbeIsk is ga
accompanies The choicest selections of ".
iian, French, aud German opern music will be 1,