, 1874-06-21

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Q School Cho5us.
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School Chorus and audience.
: THE B1scnoFF COMPLIMENTARY coScgnr.
1ne concert complimentary to Mr. -Nexandc
nlscnoi, tue Well-kuown and fayotite tenor
i takes place on Thursday evening next, at Nc
totmicSs Hall, with the following programme !:
!. 1TayerIsoio and chorus from "Masauiello rAube
AZ. u; 4: E.hog and L'eiertran= sesety
: rs,;e. ;1:*.x, dtst* Sotsohn At'tn, and T<m
d 1es1's SOLO" Aseatds -Rse.Aove,
4. scena and Aria a from p,e9"eg peF Tge,chu.z weDe
.Ais. Eate IT, .s4otl
5. Quartette-' Eveuin. TaviIiyht ~ YJ,t,o,
C. chorus-Ftnas iTsn Il toutth ses at ,t,,,ns,,
I ,,.,.-. Aube,
T. Song" Seue Leb., Nrucs l. ben n. Beethoven
Ni*< Ella Il. White. >N'o' GA
SiamssT %Saais fra1a s9nk" (; A,ztc,n, i ..a
| Er. Curl Hotfsohn.
o''' &''4 IL. t''S@ ,S@na. 1;;sds;4;: Haydn
III &att sso:f e nix: i:;'s1 g. d: ut.;;; Es; ssfa
! a'l G0otisilltt.
| CHURCH MUSICALE
Hr. G. @. knopfei, the orgauist Of the 3lichi.
gan Avenue baptist Church, has roosgau.
led his choir, which will now stand ~ follows
e sonn* 9a s Mastro
Nca; tenor, Mr. Julius c. Hunuemann; basso,
Mr. c. C. Leflor. On Thursday evening the
choir will give musical reception to tho new
munster and congregation ut the church, Tor
Sas %n'en occasion ~ nn admirable programme has
socal character, and admissions arc free.
| TURNER HALL.
| Tho programme for the Turner Hall concert
th1B evening will be N follows:
J. oss1tu5o to Der frci::iut. .11oa M.i:F
>. Aneeretto aud seherzando from the 9Th
3ila Finaic from sician vs:pc7s
5. ovezturs to tue ''Qnesn Of spsdes .suppe
G. hon.an.a for hute and horn-from
Mss.inx Of kindred pr,;. zueSssy hi'ssx
! T. Fotpourri - from the :OIern OF "The
.. Waite Vienna Temper .straass
| 10. Quatrile-" Melniia" ...........,. NkoQ
SUMMER RIGHTS CONCERTS.
| Among tue coming events in tho musical line
| 1s projected series Of grand promenade con-
Lrsted baud Of tho Twenty-second heg1mont,
New York, undor tho leadership Of AIr. ?. s.
Gilmore. The concerts will be aeven in num-
Ler including matinee, aud will DO given in
Jnly' & They WI be managed on the subscription
hands OF Ar. Mumford, manager Of "Paris by
Might. who Lass week touk trip to Now York
for tue purpose Of perfectins the arrangements.
Full particulars will be given III q day or two.
TILE HAMPTON SINGERS.
The admirable troupe OF colored singers from
Hampton will sing to-day, as follows, for the
benefit Of their enterprise At the Church OF the
Messiah, at 10 4. fa.; Third Presbyterian, at Up.
n. First esbyterau, at .. m.; and ut the
Colored Methodist Church at p m. On these
occasions contributions will be taken for the
benefit OF the singers, whose visit here has not
been profitable one financially It is hoped,
therefore, that thechnrches will be well attended
aud that the onerlngs may be liberal. Both AZ
singers and as meu and women laboring in good
cause. they deserve woll OF the public
1osni
The New York Herald says: 1.-THE production
OF Vardi's Don Car1os' at the Academy OF
Music next season will be an event of more i'm
portance than dozen 'Lohongrins. As Verdi's |
Don Carlos " WAS given in this country years |
ago and failed dismally, and as it was shelyed |
performance will be Of nnr importance what |
ever.
TIE BEETHOVEN FUND.
The Boston Transcript says that 2Ir. Ernst !
Perabo, Of that city, received a day or two since
the following note, inclosing check for hand
some sum. It will be read u.s. characteristic Of
the writer and testimonial richly due to the !
great composer By all who have felt the influence
OF hts marvellous works, while it ought to move
others to initiate generous example 80 1cady
cause genius IL not worldly wise and because in |
its inspirations it is forgetful OF gold Ia tho
strong and conclusive reason why jts nwr ma
tcrial vanta and tho wants of t},ouo donaD1a-,+
rro,, u sIor1a 10 -atfiir a1 ~
uto ~ GAou'a W sl"te4,itiJ ea'Gu Ao1 ~ LIS
IL onnsnH auu olesaos.1
DnooxLYS, n. T., June 8, 1874
MT DEAR MIR. PERABO: II ! should seud you all the
1aIne o, tte 10y snas noenoysn has given
but mite Il Il bcsamse thpre ara a. nur ., ,l
and feebie and struggling to whom an iudabteI !
After every living thing is dead that bears Becthoyen,s
blood Austria viii then probably build 1uonuucnt
10 beethoven Yours truly, H. W Bxzc4xn.
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tnls season arc ta6 danoel FESTIVAL, a. the Crys-
tai Palace, aud the Festival OF the Three ChDlrs, !
1t Gloucester. Concerning the former the Liy-
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