, 1874-12-20

vlOilu E:1ll GrnHfn. s1ola; AQoll Iel1, frehcn
horn; Adolf Hartdegen, yioloucel1o; Eugene
Wciner, flute. .
West-Siders will bo glad to know that Rlr.
Gardner the manager OF the Academy of Music,
and MIR. Loesch, his excellent orchestral leader,
arc now arranging for series OF suuday-even-
ing concerts. AS Mr. Loesch has. commnnd OF
tho best ins sruraen.alists Of the city, aud will
mako the concerts drst-c1ass from d musical
point Of view, RE 500 no renson why they should
not be very successful. We shall allude to this
hir. Lewis, the violinist, Is going to Union, Ia,
this week, to help dedicate anew muelc hall
The third reunion OF the Beethoven Society
will take place at it's rooms, next Saturday eve1-
ing. -...
The ninth concert OF the West Side ConserVa~
TIE COLLEGE, OF MUSIC ALBUM.
The Album of the College OF Music is now out
and viii be for sale on Monday at ali tic music
stores Tho announcement viii be particularly
interesting to all musical students, both vocal
ncss among them to obtain the new and beauti-
full music IN its pages which ia not procurable
elsewhese or in any other FORM as Mr. Ziesfold
has tho original manuscripts. The music, which
consists Of pieces both for she voice and the
German composers nho contributed these pleas
ant little gems for the Album. They are Abt,
uradsky. Breslaue1 Chraral, Emmerich, Ech-
berg, Gotthardt, Graben-H Hoffman, Henselt,
HelseF, Jan8eQf ~. h1ut5 A1u aIuOlu mug. huif-
kel. Metzdorn, PappeTitz: Joachim Ran, Roehr,
Radecke, Reissman (well known both as artist
and author} Spind1er, aud TappcTt- Such an
array Of names as this is OF itself q guarantee
that the music will be OF no ordinary character.
In fact We have no doubt that its excellence and
t;on in sheet FORM In addition to the music,
the Album contains large amount OF interest
ing matter relative to the College. The pub
llshers, Messrs. Chandler i Curtiss, hayo dono
their part with excellent good taste, and
in printing. binding. and musical impression,
there ia no room for improvement
As holiday Gif. this little book will prove
musical treasure.
MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS.
We have received from Messrs. s. Breinard'a
SOUS. Cleveland. tho following Ct their Latest
publications, embracing music mainly Of the
popular sort: "Tho Pilgrim" pilot Me-"
+" Heart Be Still. u" Forsake Ne Not, Only"
s'Winding the Skein, +" "sishing for Thee"
Drifting" and "Leare Me Not Now songs
by that very prolific writer, U. G. Durnnp;
s:still Lovs Thee" With guitar accompaniment,
by @. 7: lockwood; "kvangelne," an arrange
ment for piano, lutte, and cornet, by W. ). Hays;
Little Darling: Do You Love Me?" song and
chorus by Ben Dodge; That's the Time fon
By G: Thatcher; and Babil and Bijou Quadrille.
BY Rivicrc.
The same firm has also JUS: issued Volume 81
Of m admirable series of short roluntaries,
onertories, and transcr1pt1ons Tor p1pe or reed
organ, arranged and adapted from the works OF
such COMPOSERS ns Beethoven. Lefcbure~W Wely,
Bat!ste, Schubert, hlendelssohn, and others,
edited 10 9 very tasteful manner ~ Horace r.
kimbau- Tho work IS one which will be highly
priced, especially by young players, as all the
pieces arc available for public worship. and in-
dicat!ous for tho uEe OF the petals are gwen
throughout Inc Nork-
A new musical paper called the Clarion has
made its appearance in Salem. Mass:
Bonawitz, the composer OF Tho Bride Of Meg
sna. has hn1shed grand heroic opera IN 1oar
acts, 70 DO performed q: philadephia, its birth-
place, this season. Inc titae ls ostrolenka'
the scene IN Poland, the story one OF usarpat1on
and successful 1nsurrectioo, ostroH7Hd, man
of the kosclusko stamp, lendng the rebels.
orEal11c NEWS.
The Louisville Cou,ier-]ournal Of the 17th
savs: Manager von Garay returned from Gin
cinna:i yesterday, having closed contract for |
three winter aud two summer seasons Of the |
German opera and drama in that city. He will |
begin llis new venture Jan. H. 1875, with Tam !
lauser at Robinson Opera-Hall. This il surely |
making fine start. He has already engaged |
lis dramatic company. It is his intention to |
keep Ills opera organization employed At |
Until tho lst OF February, when Ae
vi1l send 1t out upon weeks tonr, during which
limo hi8 theatrical company Will KlVo perform
ances At Hoblnsou,s. Upon its return. toHarus
ne lastor PAT ot t4o same montn, t4e tnGat1na.
company will visit Louisville. By this plan Of |
alternating he will keep both employed, he as
7erY sansuine Of 8uccess and the lberaliry and
which have marked hls management I
zero certainly aurur we'll for him"
M r.. t;,, go 4a,,.,. =: - D,,.on mil M
1ne 1t1'1A1 ot'o1 ~ oupe 10 LII ooe'oo' "no @p
1oaf8 70 te doin6 well.
CINCINNATI AaA recently had line Bonem1an
iir1" and Louisville Herold's "Zampa," done
" amateurs, with the usual amount of amateur
,Ior-v
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~, ~ ~ tuniolea tnas .ut. satlos W.. 3 tar
ar rosa opeIa company IN eno p1o'incla' 'ons
Johnnu Strauss has, according to the Neue
Freie p,.esse. entered into negotiations with
,ront par;sian prh)is},cr IN cnmnnse for him an |
, =, - Era,at Ihra,ta ~ 49, nr;nc;nai thca |
,Pels " .encu aolotto' IVY p.'ea; ~ ,,t at
tes u Eatts Ao IL competition 'o4 'no At6H' ~
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