, 1874-09-06

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arture Tor Earoie wd csruoic!e1 il. recent issue)
dated It Berlin, gives Eo.7iu:. account of the piao
oi a1s ssloHon I'D of ~ Tho mus
of rare sttainlnents and Intelligent trittc says tha
~ 1as meyer aeard amer pian! With the single
recently played by the young at private mat
tnee: j.
Polona:so in Afat.........7 fat.
! poouAise in nat.
| Waltz in D fiat, arranged by Tausi9
Allegro de Concert. $Choplu
| Concerto IN E nlnoT. .-..............
| B.ilade u \ Eas. Eas..............,.....
| ~ - I:4aes. ..-.-.---'...--...*-.J
| Wedding Match. .........,..,,...1
| Rhapsodte uougrotse.
| ta1nPaAeAla. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
] A!5oEe1so. -....J
| kreis1eri2na ......................... Schuaanu.
! fantasie III C.-. c,.k..
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W'ebvr:s Coucert.s:nck, arranged py Iisxta
1t Is lEt.nated that Mayttr L;abliIg u1ay 1naka =
concert tour in this country during the coming year
| No alall elTe h1a. ] hearty welcome.
MUSICAL. PUBLICATIONS.
Messrs. Sc1I5nes, Wexford j. Armstrong have
imported from England tile first volume OF q
now History Of M,lsic,' by w. Chappe1, I. s.
4. This work is intendei to take the place Of
El.ncy's aud Hawkins llstories now ceutury
Old. The author asserts thas he is able to clear
J away difficulties which have hitherto been re-
garded az lusurmountaolo; to afford q clue to
many passages IN tho classics hitherto Of doubt
tul Interpretation; and to explain the whole sys-
| derstaud it. There will be four volumes, and
the work is illustrated with wood cuts.
| Lie dttentsnn., III ITS pages devoted to mu-
4cal reviews, notices the recent publication in
London Of Schumanns cantata T. Der Rose til-
! gotfahrt" The Rose Pugrinoage").
THE ESaL1sn OPERA TRourE.
The New York correspondent OF the Boston
! Sa!u Ttlay Erenin1 Gazette writes the fouowir.,
gossip touching tho Kellogg troupe:
! Enslish opera viii ssa1n have a1ss Kellogg, who
vrl{ In $ho
American singer" Was or,cs .zzho Ass taken her
plaec, NJ; Wlecer not V3Fz Faaress, surely j
ean,-even thc. hesitate -b1576Aa Ahaui is French
Canadian her father can ac<y speak enough En-
giish 10 make lis wants know4y That very hard
Fen that gave it. English opera, said bafore, will
have Miss Kellogg and Ensliah opera is safe Besdcs
this prma donna, there Mil be Mrs. segu,a, and Of
connot sing; and rumor Bays that Miss Du-
Success IN oung Vii es aIr - WI sst
Caste and campbell have tesn engaged for some
time. The chorus Is now, and has been rchearaing
building Fifth avenue. hr. Hess is IN town al the
time, hard At work Gzau Is not connected with tho
chief cook He last 5esr TOO far a attending
TO everyth goes but Mr.. Graus namo first in
te asu. Aiss Kellogg has not been ide this GUNNER
FsmsSa FfsS q esas snssy sss
She has aiso been studying hard. and her voice waa
orera is no ehifds play with Miss Kellogg; ahe has
taken It up ler Ne-work and with her here h no
such word fail Last year she showed the public
WHIST she could do this year she will show them how
aho can improve AN told abe cleared $40 600 lat
year 'tandfas the panie;' she mar calculate
on double that, that the tincs better. The
English opera season opens In Chicago the 9Th Of
October.
MUSICAL NOTES.
youthful compofer (ased u years) has pub
hshed, iii London, twenty short pieces for the
piano, called t'Childish Fancies."
H1ru 6.{ fa~p
inausurate the fall and winter season 1t Ford's
Grand Opera-House, Baltimore, Aug. 81. with
La File de Madame Angot."
Tho Mendc6sohn Quartet Club, With Miss
Henrletta Eeebe, soprano, will make q concert
tour through ST. John, Eas.port, Calais, and
Bangor, next week.
Three now operas will be produced in Paria
during the coming winter: lie Roi de Lahore"
grand opera IN three acts, by II. Marsenet,
libretto by II. Louis GalIet; Linden" by n.
Felicien David; and ''Calendal,' by Ii. Victor
Masse.
Tho little house at salzburg in which Mozart
composed his Magic Flute" has been present
ed to the Mozartoum Of that city by Prince Star
emberg. 4 large albaIn, containing all the por-
traits and Ill the autographs Of Mozart which
have been collected, or may be collected, will be
kept in the house. .
Carlotta Patti and NM. Brignoli and Ritter !
have returned to Paris. aftor giving series Of |
concerts in the French provinces. The combina- !
ton was powerful one, and, as was to be ex- |
Tec.ed, proved great SUCCESS. It is rarely that
threo such artists are to be heard in the same !
euteIt Italnment.
ru1aor has prevailed that Verdi WAS to be |
promoted 10 tha ranlz of tie Legion Of Honor, |
but nothing OF the kind is announced Among |
French composers one only Possesses TINT high [
K2ter, Gounol, and Feliclen David arc Officers, |
md Mn. Victor Masse aud Francois Bazin, |
Knights.
Vieu1teups, tho violiniBt. who had long been |
unable to make up his mind to leave Brussels, |
and whom the Belgian Government, in accord |
every effort to retain, seems to haze at last de-
cided upon taking up his residence in Paris deli
uitely.
Wilmington and His Cat " will be the sub
iect Of 0Henbach's next opera boutfe, which he |
is to compose respectfully for England" Tho |
composer is to receive s15, 600 from tho London
nusie-I'ublislers. Nessrs- Clanaer l. Co.. for the
rights OF the pieco. The 1ibretto will be written
By Mr. Il. B. Farnie. The opera will ba pro-
iuced at the A1hambra Theatr during the Win-
;er.
4 highly dramatic scano waa enacted st the
Albert Hal tr On 1ank ; honoas ,t 4c[eety Te,.ea
natter Of public interest. After 4fr. Sims
lceves had sung the :: Rose Song" from Dalfo's
i Ta1ismano," tho applause WAS SO great that
he popular tenor complied Win the Benela4G-
expressed wiah OF the audience. and gave the
,ame composers "When other lips" This Was
eIt by 3Ime. Balfo, who WAS present, to BE- 80
ligh compliment to her deceased husband
hat, first asking Mrs. Reeves not to be- Jealous, !
he fairly and warmly kissed the popular tenor.
md this not once but two or th1ee consecutive
ines
Tho late attack on Prince De Bismarck, at
1issngen, has boon tho cause Of much demon
tretion at places Of amusement In Germany.
1t Sa1amonakis Circus, 6tetsin, whero "Cinderol-
a" il played BY children, all the principal |
POLITICAL characters Of Europe arc introduced. !
nd Bismarck: now enters the ring with his arm
q sling. Another child, who plays the Pope,
ntcrs and shakes hands with the noble person.
ges assembled in the ballroom scene, but on
rproaching Bismarck, who offers bis hand,
aTns from him with contempt. This little Incl,
aughter Hardly song OF comic singer at
heatre or nusc-hsIl is sung without Bismarck
nd Fatherand being introduced.