, 1874-09-13
pFWEW OF ADJUSTMENTS.
MUSIC.

h.s.nced that tho managers arc appealing di'
:a4,v to the public By advertisements and pros
Is .s..,aes 30 that we arc enabled to get closel
:, coming events which will soon be upon
'. The first OF these will be
rur THOMAS ORCHESTRAL SEASON.
r. will be q gratifying announcement to COZ
-. -oers that Messrs. Carpenter L. Sheldon, as
h,xo announced before, have succeeded in in.
ss.;nc Theodore Thomas to visit Chicago with
~ onebe6tra, and that he will inaug.
r,.ta the musical season Of 1874-7s
~ three concerts and matinee, commenc-
49, sent. q. This will be the only Western
~. ~. ,,h,ch Mr.. Thomas will make during the
...son As his engagements are already made
~ symphony concerts in New York, Brooklyn,
po.ton Hartford, and P royidence, sufficient to
a,.n, his entire time during the coming winter.
g. Western trip will be confined exclusively to
6d;cs~o: which OF itself IL very handsome
.e1nnlIment to the musical taste and patronage
~ nrr city. Milwaukee and st. Louis VII be
". ;at, ont in the cold. Cincinnati will hsve him
~ .17,nc to conduct her festival. LII Thomas
~ b1inc With him for the vocal numbers Of
~. ~ nTocrammes Miss Emms Crauch, rising
~ -onpr soprano Of New York, whom be firHt
brought out. That he viii. open our season
h,;lusnsIy and successfully, fortunately there il
No doubt.
~ Thomas briu5s with hin. is ssid TO possess g
+s;ca af extraordinary purity and richness. rs
ri Is Of great COMPASS aud fc1iblllty. Tho
xnnnr lady is native OF Clucnnati and has
ttni;sd in Italy. When heard BY Afr. Thomas,
N her rstura from Europe. in the fall OF 1873.
+. adyised her TO prepare herself for appearance
m concert Miss Craush has followed the ad-
r;,o Given he7, under the guidance OF Signor
Errani, in New York. Tho Instrumental soloiats
Of the orchestra for this Eea6on are ~ follows:
M.s, EJacobsohn has taken the place Of concert
1reister and p1iuclpal solo yiolini8t, . position
T,,ich be heid for years in Europe; a1r. Richard
Arnold violin; Mr. Charles Eaetens, viola; Mr.
Charles Htmmann, yioloncello; 4fr. Carl
Tehner, his first appearance, flute ylrtuoso,
frou St. Petersburg aud Hanover; Mr. Joseph
Lller, oooe; III. Henry kasseE, clarionet, 3lr.
Henry Scnmitz, Ms. Carl Plel'er, Mr. Hermsun
EusteDmacher. sIr. Bernhard koIlser, horu
lr Cl,srlcs Cappa, trombone; and Mr. Ado-
plus lockwood, harp.
The next event Of importance will 10 the III
asgu1atiou Of
THE ENGLISH orERA SEASON
in this county. ut McFicAcrs Theatre. on Oct.
Louise Kellogg ant ,fr. c. D. Hess. the latter So
lous ard fayorhbly known as dramatic aud
ops1atic manager in this city. The prospectus OF
tic management has reached us, and We are
now enabled to lay some details OF
the scaeon before our readers. The company
will embrace, il addition to Hiss Kellogg, Mls-
Jennie Van Zandt, Mrs. seEnin, AEsh Aunie
Beaumont (frorn Loudon}, 1lr. joseph Mass,
Mr.. William Carleton. Mr. Edward Seguin, !hr.
r., II. Stanley {a ucH teno1). Mr.. Henry Feake5,
1nd the favorite American singer, Ar. William
Castle aud Mr.. S. C. Campbell. Nr. 4. Prediga,n,
xho for many yeats has been Parlsan con-
ductor. will be the musical director OF the
Will 1rYtEn
standard works Us "TAe Hnguenots,"" Faust"
II Trosatofe.' ".1artua.' Lucla di
s. E.nan,,'' - Daughter OF ihe
Don Giovanni" q :" Bohemian
Girl Marriage Of Figaro Maritana," and
:. Der Freischnetz.' Among the newer psoduc;..
- The Lily Of Killarney" Auber's Grown
Diamonds Thomas Mienon." new version
II Fra Diavo1o," and EAlic's pos.humous
're:a, The Tasmau." Mr. Hess announces
4 his prospectus that q new chorus and larger
than usual will aceonrany the troure-
I'll bo the return of the two fayorites, Campbell
nd Castle. to the lyric Ctt-s;u Of this country
,nce mure, after ttc,c lorr absence.
The prcsouce Of tro such artists
3 these with Miss Kellogg and Yrs. scgu,n
j d sufficient gaaiaatcc alcne, without reference
0 the c!Lef eNcclloi,t members OF the tior;pe,
hat We shall have q very enjoyable scasun Of
ingiieh opera.
THE ITALIAN OPERA SEASON.
The prospectus OF the Messrs. Strakosch is
:to al hand, niid "e are now enabled. with the
xcep;iou Of the date Of the season III this cltv.
gAlch has not vet been fixed, to outline the
,ain features Of the Italian season, which COM
,encos i'll New York Sept. Is, aud will last in
Tat citv ulno weekp, that their visit here will
q quite late. The prime douua OF this
roups Ere Milo Emma Abani. inc
Eench-Canadan singer, who sang last
tason in 81. PeterfbnrE, and has just
!osed brilliant season at the Royal Italian
Fpefa. Covent Garden: 5rle Mario Heilhron,
ho has achieved great SUCCESS in PARIS, and
W ned the last season at Coveut Garden With
1ray!ata; )" Sl-uora Porscutini, dramatic
Tina t,o'lua. said to be of high order, and vino
Is been Eluging Of late with success in the
tal1an theatres Mile Alice Ma-cz, who WAS
'al'o, VIM needs no word Of introduction or of
,sor to opera- foers. The tcuo1s a:e Sig
OF Carlo Cocpi. u robust tenor. VIII,
as bcon secured from st. Petels- [
urg engagement. and ranks very high
J Italy aui Spain; SgIor Debassini, young
oles; aud also S4snor Bcufrnteli, III Italian
r:ist. wl,o aan; in Paris last ycar. The bari
7nca SlSnnr Ta5llarictra and Sigaor Del
uente, the latter ol whom was i'll last scasou's
oupc: and the basaos are Signur kior1nl and
.olarn- The chorus and orchsst,a have both
ZEN increased to meet tile requirements Of
'me i4eavy works which will he brou!sM out |
,;ing tae scasou, aud will be under the
pervisiou Of Signor ATuzio. conductor and |
:. $. j'cl lrena. assistant. be rere1tory as
embraces the following standard !
Urls: = Faust :'Rohert tho Devil" Dino
d. y - The Prophet, "''Tho Hucucnats. 'Dun |
'o,as,ni." :: :L:lcls.' s'Lucret:n Ho,gia." Mig
'n.' IAonas' Hamlet - 'Tr2viata," IN |
rovatore." Tn Ba}lo in sfaschc-a." :. Ernani,"
R1go1etto." Martha" nossiu,'s "Othcllo."