, 1874-09-27

- ~''4@ - ~> 1,r Rudolph A<yer. ,,r.
l. My Love. My o*n a1Il4afo
,Uessrs. co1in, c4,yt, .kiutoa,44, a,'d Ledtr.
l. Fntaa.e Allomantie "......,............Eu .Eulock
-Nr. Louis falk
2 Watching u; i G. loa;.: .SO
.. c0neeffo-opn; IT, 81 E;sly;0I liyti:
l. "a''2-s0ns i;;:: IT, Il. Gtnn ~
s. Qua7tctte-" 3Iiller's Song .doud
],r.srs. Ce3in, Ct1rk, Eimoars, and LtJltf.
Tickets for sale at the door.
TURNER HALL.
The Turner Hall programme for this evening
is as follows:
! o:e:sule a. M:aa't to Ths SortL Star Me,erle4r
8 Finale from Article = Bach
j. Fants.e=-H The Angels Whisper. -. sometl4th
C. Koifanz. from i" Tie Magic Ring r.; Heinelnan
oa Tor ts.,abone pe.fg5msa y H. Dra4n1 n1v,
g. rotpourri-'' Oteuhschian confam
9 waltz-*' High Spirits .sts3nrS
On and after Sunlay. Oct. 4, the coneerts VIII
coln1uaace at ! i. IL.
II. s. Perkins, the conductor, has returned to
Cnlcago from his summer vacation: lie las JUST
tinished up tue tiIst Musical Convention ever
Lold at Fairmount. Neb.
alr. Julius Hunoeulan, who is we'll known in
local n,usical circles, both Is singer aud as :
yiolinist, las been appointed Professor Of .he
Violin i'll tho Chicago Musical College.
Letter WIFI writtcn T by Mr. r &. Gleason, tie organst
OF tho Asylum Hill Congregational Church, at
Hartford, Conn, inasmrcn ns the writer pays
handsome compliment to Af: L. c. Eddy, the
organist OF tho First Congregational Church II
this c,.y. TIE compliment is all tho moro grace
full ~ it is paid b7 onu orsaniat to auothet
HAuTFORp. Conn.,, Sept 10.
The nrsan-eoncert in ths Asylum Hill C1ngTe aon-
III Church Is: Tuesday ssea,ng ey slc wsA5knosn
fl III 4ir. and heartily enjoyed " aoso present.
Although the selections were all Of the very highest
order aad what accustomed to term classical
there w;4s an abundant variety Of STYLE - that those
who were less 1nuaicauy eduea:ed found eaonsn 10
tujoT. :
n,eaiatey after the :" Back Fugue, was beautiful
c9n:ras., the former Icing 10 solemn ana M M
}se hs :aa arche an' ceeIre tis Of Laener W.; ss3
work that could no, fail Of pleasing every oae. II q
in the modern style, and c1eeedngiy rich in harmony
and melody Tho p" Alertl So,ail :" is pue. OF tho
most important organ works that has appeared since
Bach an1 Its author hollis, perhaps, tho highest rank
= for The osgn @ 9 a nov sSspd
example Of con,rapuntal skiE and better aE4u2.nt-
ancc with the Gr:1u:n chora! upon which they are
worked would have contributed much to the enjoy
1arut Of them. As contrast, tha Ec1t number 4e
Schubert Audantno from ' Eosamuaas was !.au
Of that re:oLsr ar, 81 "a, %fn an,,e n,eioJv i
LIS thnr.I,r cntay..l Gy au lusoss OF good music.
Thiees Variations wesu tue Ee!n OF tas esen.ns'
arI fu uso vi III tEu # harmonic aud He1o-
dI expressrn There IL probably only ore eon1oh1-
ton in existence nd that The ,nlaoF 1
NJ Eldy's rendering Of his portion ot the pro
rr..,nc left nothing to c desired HIS e3ecuslo. IL
really vuy!rrfl, especially the ra1lss aud eseSnce
Ut his peuai-Ila:fag.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
The following details OF the musical season J IN n
Eastern cities Will be of interest here rs possibly
foges.aadoSinS the character OF QUE o"a some
what: -... 49,,
Tho full cast Of the initial performance of ltal-
ian opera By the Strakosch company in New YORK
on Monday evening, the 2sth 1nEt., ls nov tnr-
nlshed. Milo. Marie iie,lbron Is TO naAe lle ner
will i,ayo the assistance Of the following eminent
artists; Sisnor Benfratelll as .Alfredo, SiEpor
Del i'uerte rs Efr7notu, 6ignor Lott1 as GaSfon,
Miss Cooney Us Flora, Nine. Schroeder As Az
nina, Signor scolara as Lr. GTtnct, -nI. ". =
Hall "a the Earon, Siguor Capra as the Marquis
Mr. Theodore Thomas will give his fi1st gym
nLour concert Of the season IN Boston Vcs.
os. Tho programme nill inc!nde Bes1iozs sym
phony {opr,s 16), Harold III Italy; Ean = con,
eerto for piano ana orcesr11 sshony SupA' 4 ra,m MI
.'Sons Of Destiny" (opus 81 1s a1Eeaay IN &c"
At tic first concert of tho Philharmonic So
cietv, as tile New York Academy Of MUSIC ne"
| VOYAGE of tue Norrnans," and Beethovens pas
| toral symphony will be performed. During the
| soasou the Society will brlnS out hpohf SYM
rhonv never performed here before, Llstz
| symphonic poem ion tue Mountain. Ana co.,
| certo fpiano orcIestrs) recently finished ty alI
! pohert Goldbcck. OF this city. Alr. Mills will
| take tue piano part.
| The Oratorio Society OF New York entered
,,non its second season on Monday the 2las lnst'
under the most favorable auspices. Ihelf pro-
-,
| among other master works, the great oratorlo.
| .NeSsiah." br Handel. TO be given on the 2osh
| of December next. while lato in the eeason the
celebrated Passion Music, by Sebastian Gach,
| will be rendered.
zola that, af1er Miss Nelson's engagement a.
| the Lrceum Theatre. New YORK, series ot En-
| clish opera boufo represeutatlons VIII 10 COM
| mepcea. These azo to be supplied ny tue sol-
deuc English Opera Bouife Company, whose
success throughout England during, the past
| four years has been great and steady M1ss
Em11y Soldene and her strong forca OF artlstes
INTERPRET the whole opera bouffo repertoire, ve:
| fu;thf1ll mud effective vcrsloua a. the freac1i
works being chosen for recital. Tie newcomers
will be heard for the first time SoT :, III - Cen
Tie Harvard Musical Association OF Bos-
ton will give thee Beethoven symphonies
which have, not lad recent sa,a,,t nearing; tgo
sTn symphonies '' of Haydn, tic 4' Oxford, and
! the noble one in j. No, p; one symphony
by Mozart not lately given; Schumanns SYM
rLop;as in D and !; aud possibly similar WORKS
| Ly Gade and Han. I.ublnsteln's Ocean SEl'a,
| rhony." spohr's ''Iridisches und Go:tlcnes
Franz Laclue1's Suite in . 1aiaor $40 under con,
s,ticration. and will probably bo performed. !,
novelty will be presented in the performance ol
cantatas aud cboruaez By the st. Cecilia Clno
| choral organization consisting. OF 1oo m.2ea
| VOICES. Among tue prominent works nentlsn:l
for production in this connection Il Seaumaian
| d,N.bt{ul Paradise aud the Peri.
| THOMAS CENTRAL PARA SEASON.
Theodore Thomas closed his Central FarA sea-
| son last weok During the season the ofcaestls =
played tho following compositions, wnlch ..:1 ha
been previously new to it.: Hungarian suite.
| Hodmauu; - .'1leditation." Gounod: overture u
lie Medecin 1l4lgro lui, Gounod; Overture :
to +:Wirei.e." G5unol; overture TO 4Ap1
Ilassau," Weber; Gavotte, Se1lstedt; 81
danto, Schubert; capricc!o. %. I, Il. G5aed'
| euer; twelve minuets, Reethoyen; overture
s.The Legend OF Don Mimic. Dudley bueS u
scaeyzo, "a yision," Il. Stiehl; overture, Al
Adyenrure OF Handel" Keinecke; - Ia L. a!emo en-,
ram, introduction and fugue: op- l2s. t.eln
] ecsc: dramatic faatasle, Hiiier: osef.a.e
..Alphouso aud Estre!la. S1husc1t: .:uar.f ipus
pss poen. :. Song ~ Of tic Ball" G. s:oer: en:1