, 1874-09-27

Joachim Schubert; nAStn. defolc. S1lut
!" Festival " march Ferdinand Da7il In tue
matter OF Symphonies; Sir Thomas MAJ, hive
executed Daethoyeu's second, fourth, fifth. and
sixth; Schnmann's fourth; Haydn's symphony
in y: 3fendeissohn's first and Scotch symphony;
1rst symphony: Eans lin Walde," ana
- Lenore ;" aud Goanod's SECOND synphony.
NEW Music.
Ncss.s. s. Drainard's Sons. OF Cleveland hsve
Just issued the following new music Of tho popn-
4: se3s 1adys 1 So. 4s sons aa iS' Darasp;
hight Jolly Tars 4ro We" song By the same;
ssss Of nine snSf sanga By as,p. R1fnsp = w{e {o?
"sIy Own" LOWS Land, y THE Winds"
and .syhe WaTfa:cra;" q Lo!o in YOUTH" in
.HIho Gems Of English sons, by Farnie;
6. Farewell to tbs Forest ~ d march by C. Kuppe:
mud Sweet Little Eirdlc, Come Meet Me- song
OF aIr. 4. VI. Thayer's Encyclopaedia "Lifo
OF Beethoven" which he las been writing since
1850, the Springfield (Mass,) Re2ub!can states
that he has reached the years 1909-1p, IN tho
third volume Of the work. which is to be COM
plctel in four. Two volumes have already been
published in German by Weber. Of Berlin and
aIr. Thayer will not enter upon tho English edl-
ton till no reaches the fourth in German,
An interesting work is promised BY the Put
cams, IN translation from tho French now be-
ing made, Of CAonets - Muslc: Its influence on
Health aud Disease.
THO artistic life Of Camilla Usso furnishes the
material Of the now musical work by Charles
barnard, s1Cami!la." published iu tor uunaand
aud to be reissued By Lor1ng.
A. Edouarl Fet1s has banded over to M-n-
F1rmi1, Didot tho us. OF the fifth volume Of
al Historic Generale de Ia Musquc, completed
from tbs documents left by his father. 10 long
the Principal Of the Bruasols ConscrYa:oise, and
one OF the most erudite Of Inusiea! histor1Ans:
Tho fourth volume Of this yalusble WORK Ii now
at press At PARIS.
MCs.cA NOTES.
The first performance Of q Les HEgueoots" " at
the Grand Opera, Paris, cost 1G3,772 francs
Miss Rose ucrsee, at.latest adyicog, ras lying
dangerously i'll III Dublin with typhoid foser.
Herr CARL ror.res has been s1ngiaS ct Wics-
baden.
A Lonlon papc- says that Mn1e- fudersdorH
il TO mango an opcf.t1c con1pGaT il THIS
country.
Patti wants to gins .1t1rifana in. Nallace's
OPERA and it Ia e2id t.la. Italian Lbrctto will
be prepared for hsr-
II. Folitten David, the well-kno"n French
composer, ii. It p1esens working on new opera
entitlcd IL Indienue. which is deatined for tho
1'eri5 Grand Opera.
It is reported tha. Nine. Christine Nilsson.
after tour H. America ard turewell season
a. ,uer Najcsty's Opera, Will retire into rr1Tato
lie
Wagner. Wien tho great Do:rou:h T':eatrc is
G,;,I,nd: intcnds to ailov other opere-1uanagerp
no.v :: F;,,aGor and 4.Uou Giovanni ocsl: to
be produced.
The dcbuts OF two new tenors a:e looked for
ward to at the Grand Opera. il. feEgnet III
..Robars 10 Dialle." and tae Pole, a. Lalis!a5,
iu the ssIuguanots." Us Laoul.
Nine. Patti VIII pass the winter in. Russia:
having M epga33emens N Aoseo7 a.on' ~ ~. :
to Nov 70, snd Ill ST. petersburg ZOE <ae fa~
malnder Ct tho beason.
Tho Director Of tho Brussels Theatre De II
Afonuaie announces that ne mas engaged 1oI .
limited number OF representations Aanauae NAs-
son, after she has sung in German IN vienna,
Madame Marie SASS. md aille- 1'os1i'e bioco'
r,no zcrue ri Goze.te Musicale de Paris con-
orotnlatcs French MUSICIANS on the fact that II.
f;onno has decided dctiniti7elv to leave England,
and again to take up his residence III ffance.
Verdi IL highly Indignant at learning that his
Reoulcm Mass las been executed ut Ferrara in q
cy,,,s with a1,ite insufficient. soosts and chorus
At Eologua lis work Las been still more shame
fnIly trested, a. it has bean given there With q
simi,o niano-forte accompaniment. Tho COM
poser has written 70 us publisher 70 az - ~; ~;
law does not gave LIN a"J ttotee.'oEI ass.a. a,.
euch aouses- and, II SO, 70 oe"ano '1' l1'o''
rigorous application o1 IL.
EirY1n- MarEafarrl. Who ECulA years s!UCc Ns1-
or;ta well know, "a q tcuor. died in New {or!
,fv an tl,e 18th inst lie tiss: came to this coun-
try about sixteen years ago, ard up to ISL rsak
ACTIVELY engaged in operatic pursuits. lie ap'
peared last with concert COMPANY IN tne oou'a y
crn States 1T the time OF MS uaatn ne "as u
years OLD.
Mrs. Joncs came all The wav from Rome, n
Y. to attend the Lvceuu, because her son haG
Written TINT Princeas do Trebizonde w1s lectur.
iu1 there. that he lad been to hear her and Was
Wv much p!cased as w>l} as ediGed. MIS-
.1ones Ias found o situntion in T. retail grocery.
s,nro IN Rome tor her son. aud 4e accompanied
ia rnother home day or two ago,
- :. n,;,oo T,;,,,n,r,1- osror;af
oeee'" 1o nm .n1., 1a- :. 1.;.,nvrct- Evrnn
mid Que Rudolf Gotscnall gained the prize. Tie
nnem il to be set to 1nusic before tie 14th o1
Envcrher.. Ferdinand Hitler, Joseph Joachtm
Ee;nccke. RaG. Franz ABB, and Franz Lach1e'
Constitute the ..jury.'
..t .r o,,o,,e to ba heard i, italy arr
Auousss uE" ~, S;gnor 1,;nsrti of Lon
,a eul ". W. ~ ..uerchsnt of Ven
aou wno hos .! - ca;rsr<1;, ), he S;ono
lco LOT hoIosna, ~ -, ~ ca,t6ta .,T,a f'on
cnsa: ing tp ~, +. sv, ~ Feg,ira1
OF bntIeisn: nol ); ~ ~. g. ctr,,n- Wnsa1o
anu IL oontaiao' ~ s'o1o4 A"
| Tho most distinguishing feature Of the ope7:
! as rendered u Ieru5la the extraordinary or
chest1al music. The orchestra u composed o