, 1874-01-25

S. Ara from stradela .Floto7
8. Overture to nosanunda mum n .schuber
7. Aria from Miguon .:...-....... .Thoma'
o. % M;ss Mary W Ktnte3 and ind w. Fr;t: Fol:.
9. Song" Du bltzenies siernlein "..--. .Kuecker
10. sextette from "L Lucia di Lancrmoor =. Donzett
1frs. Huek. Hiss Eent<l. and Aessrs B5sehoJ, Fotz
| .SchuH-. ana Seh,raTk,
| MAsAS1ELLo.
The first representation OF " Masaniel1o BY
home troupe will be given at McFicker's Thea.
tre on the 30th Of March and will be continued
| for five evenings mud one matinee.
| The cast is partly as follows:
Masanieuo.. Btschon
Prince Schulz
| The cast of ladies' has not yet been decided
upon. The Chorus is being rehearsed every day,
| and new costumes have been ordered from New
| York.
| will give concert at klare's Hall On Thursday
evening Jan. %, with the following pro-
gsarnme:
/. chorus-Ihe Germans song........... .ka1iwoda
Lurfine Club.
2. Either s0lo-" Maybels "...: .Baumcazteu
Prot. konrad.
D. Jf,.s Dora Enotc aad Nr +: G1oii. 4'>'''A
| 1. pIsnosoio-'' When the Swallows Houeward
Mr chas. Wacker.
S. Solo tTcnor}-"The Wanderer .FescA
| llr. Otto Eustrup,
D. ~D' ' a LH1i.ae ts club. ~ 1''N'A
T. Chorus-s Hhnewiue song "............. .Zollne1
g. Solo tsoprano,-z z95aas spfsng e:ao Weld.
o ''St0 '>'0fN La1iine Club. '''' >''''
p Either solo-Waltz-"o Old Times" .stranss
TO- Duet" Lar,,o.fd %atcn Williams
Nr. otto Knstrup and Geo. Arfel.
Ii. Chorus Farewell to the Forest ~. -Msndelssohn
Lurins Club.
CONSERVATORY CONCERT.
A concert will be given By the pupils Of the
Chicayo Conservatory, ut kimbalfs piano room,
on Monday evening, the 26th, with the following
programme:
,I;.. 70 70 sr,ss1s!n a"d Isssrs 1lsn md Eie11esm
M.s lily smith, and III. IT, c1. smith ,1~'&'
3. Ballade in Chopin
Mss Franors adams. .
T. AA' 1A'N' Mus Mat.tds Hart:
6. Tarum and Noyslette; tx: schumann
ssls ssh ias 1ao~ss and a;y Smith 'paRa
. 1'0's6'' M1. Il. Iedocho1:ii. '''''
PART SECOND.
ts aa;ti: cads and Xss,r. 1sa ana E.ehhsn.
9. Good Night, Dearest Chic.
1fr. ch, Smith.
H. a''' w. 81. E,ni iisbtnq
H. a. THE Woods Frnnz, b. "The Postillion, "Abt
atss Era Dacs.
H. " Flashes from the West, .Goldbeck
Hiss 70 suisshetm.
d. ''t n;st.. 1atf zsa Da1s and Nary smith
Atssrs Lieblins Ledecho1raki, Alien, and Goldbeek.
TURNER HALL.
The programme for the Turner Hall concert
this afternoon is as follows:
= orerture ass :rr Tfaye!cTs Destination.
8. Second finale from strade1la". .Flotow
Prsaaa u Aes s Eng
e. Aria from "Iucrezia Borsar. .Donzetu
Mr. Fl. Braun.
T. Grand Potpau1TI-" The Opera-alass". -. .Diethe
g. Grand Potrour1i from Sicilian yespe1s" .Bsatta
9. Waltz Autograph. Strauss
MUSICAL NOTES.
The Kellogg Troupe is singing in New York.
The health OF u. yieu1temps is rapidly i'm
proving.
male voices in the choir are dangerous to true
piety and devotion.
31rs. Lieut.. Philip Read, formerly Miss Min
nie Beals, of Topeka, Knn., has made SUCCESS
fnl debut as singer in Florence, Italy.
Paris is suffering for the want Of q tenor. H.
Devi1liers, the tuneful cooper OF whom re have
recently heard SO much, has failed.
Wagner's friends are mastering strongly at
Venice. and 1T the Teatro Fenice upwards Of
900 lire have been subscribed to enable the les
SOC to mount Rienzi."
u. Faure, the great French baritone, With the
exception Of two months' engagement at CO.
part Of next summer to Iepose for health's
sake.
The managers Of both opera-houscs in Lou
don intend next season to introduce number
Of novices, hoping thereby to break up tho 1u-
inous star system.
Concerts in Boston have been we'll patronizcd
Of late, according to the Transcript, ut which
seats. At higher prices the Music Hall is only
half flled~
Therep1oduction OF Tagner's Il Tannhauser"
at Brussels has been great disappointment.
After the first night the audiences rapidly dwin-
died away. Liszt's 'sSt. Elizabeth has failed
at Dresden.
The head Of the composer Haydn is in pos
session Of Dr.. Rokitapsky, Of Vienna. It is
preserved under glass cover. and the Doctor
points out to his visitors slight deficiency ia
the bony substance Of the nasal organ the seat Of
dneaso which had given SO much pain and caused
30 much irritation to the venerable Haydn dur
ing the latter part Of his life.
A new mueical genius has Just appeared in |
Italy. IL. Gohatti+ scarcely % years old, has |
created great Sensation by the production OF |
IN opera called lies Goths, ;" which has pro-
duced him the sum Of :s1, 400, all unparalleled |
eVent in Italy. The debut OF Rosslni did not !
bring him one-tenth OF that amount.
Gafigaani's Messenger says: s. The great musi-
al event Of the week at Paris has been the per-
[ornauce of Handel's Messiah by $50 exc |
:utants, orchestra, md chorus, under the d. |
:ection Of IL. Charles Lamouroux- It is the
1rst time that this chef deuvre has been given
It Paris in its totality. The oratorio dates from
l741, SO that this admirable work has taken 132
Fears to reach the French Capital.
An extraordinary public entertainment has
been produced in Lima, Peru, by an Italian /
'smed Contarini, who proposes to carry his e1-
" dint Of great patience and perseverance,,
ul opera company, made up Of thirty parrots
md paUoquets, who perform two OF Bel1ini's