The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-24

Mrs. T. y. ,Iewett Of Chicago, formerly
of Burlington, sang at a musical soircc in
the former city, given ~ Prof, Zeigfeld
on Friday evening Of last week. of which
the Chicago Trijuae says:
Mrs. f. \. JcWctt sang a iavoritc song
of Clara Louisa kcllogg's entitled "She
Wandered Down the Mountain Side Mrs
JeWctt is newcomer, but will be de-
cidcd acquisition to our amateur yocalism.
She has full, rich voice. capable Of fluent
meditation, and sings with great taste. APP
probation. and expression. Her voice and
style of singing are both well adapted to
church-singing, and her evident devotion To
music will contribute to her steady i'm
prOvcmcnt.
a dispatch from London in the Duty
Grdphj6 announces that Mr.. Carl Rosa has
founded a scholarship in the Royal Acad-
envy of Music in memory of his wife This
fact having been made public, il may also
be mentioned that Mr.. Rosa has expressed
his intention of founding, by his will. a
"Parcpa-Rosa Scholarship" in this country,
the income of which is to he expended in
educating American female singers in Italy.
Mr.. Sims Reeves is slowly recovering
from a severe attack Of suppressed govt
A lady yiolonccllst from Paris, Mdlc
Emma Classy, is giving concerts in Phia-
delphia.
Mr.. NJ. w. Whitney is engaged with
Thomas's orchestra until May.
Won Bulow has 'memorized' nearly 400
musical compositions.
The New York IVorM says church music
in Boston costs 5l42, 900 year.
LUCIA sang nine times at the Stadt
theatre, New York, and received $4,000 in
| gold therefor.
Tamberlik is engaged to the cad of tho
present season for il,e Theatre dc rOpera
at Madrid.
Herr Il. IaGsep has written new music
for Gocthes Faust" full Performance of
which is now berg rehcarsed at the Wei
mar theatre.
n tasteful rrenrhman's evening dress is
described as whole symphony in cloth.
Fourteen fathers in Quincy, H., have
signed pledge not to allow their daughters
to take music lessons until they know how
to make good bread.
4 rural critic says Il certain local singer
4 is "a perfect encyclopedia of fascination
f and 9 music-boX Of divine charms.
The Louisville OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
wish to have all the money that Stra-
kosch will lose by his Patti contract in
order to retire to his Sabine farm aud pray
Tor Rome
II TAe intelligent compositQr has been at
\ woYE,s, e concert programme. German
song WA W. Aqwn rs am Frma"g'
(sprinstimc), aud ,4S. c. made it Tom
Pooling in Springlimc.~
Abiding to the death Of Il citizen re-
Gently, the Danbury Ne,rs remarks "With
the single exception of twcnty-three years
ago. when he took II few lessons on II
violin, ms life has been bamclcss.
Hull, Mass, has heretofore been noted
; for the regularity with which her eight
votes have been annually polled for the re-
publican candidates at State elections. She
now puts forth new claim to distinction
rs the only town in New England which
has neither tenor nor soprano "achicv-
! ing great success in some one of the
i opeiatil centcrs OF Europe.
Il \ srohiHs minstrel was recently arrested
ont wcst for L ainlll theft and fined two
dollars, Having no money the judge adj
h iourncd the court for half an hour, and the
: minstrel glvc show, the "cour taking
the fine cut in trade That was their only
, "Me,w Ia Get the fine.
The tApplc quArtette Of Boston, assisted
by Mrs. ii. K Smith, are singing through
, out the leading elties of Maine.
t At his concerts a< st. James hall, NJ.
: Gounod has made a stop in the right di
5 rection. and one that tie managers al
theatres and other places of amusement
+ might well emulate. No person admittec
Y during the performance, and he requests
!, that persons wishing to retire will do ST
c either before the commencement or mt The
! expiration of a piece