, 1874-11-29
MUSIC.


WILL be played by Mr.. Cozhlan.
MUSIC.
With the departure Of tho De Murska troupe
which had musical but not financial SUCCESS,
and OF the Phillips troupe, which had no suc-
| cess Of any sort, the local musical world once
| more II quiet, and there is ittle OF interest ia
| note.
The praise service which was to have been OBJ
served at the Plymouth Congregational Church
last Sunday evening will be held this evening,
with the Same programme as that published in
our last Sundays Issue.
| The CONCERT which AIr. S. c. Pratt has out]ned
! TOT tue production of selections from his opera
| AND other OF his compositions will be given Dec
%, for the benefit of the Fonualings' Home the
concert being under the management Of tbs
iaaies OF tue Union AID Society, acting in con-
Junction with Mrs. z. g. Assay, Mrs 4. c. Bur
Icy, Mrs. T. 3. Carse. and other ladies OF the
North and South Divisions. A1r. Pratt is work
] ing very hard to make tho musical features
SUCCESS, and II his chorus will Cooperate with
linn AZ heartily as they should during the re-
na1nder OF the rehearsals it will undoubtedly
prove Bo-
TURNER HALL
The following ia the Turner Hall programme
for this afternoon:
l. March to I" SprinR n - 1,,r1opu
Overture to Morning. Noon, and Night suppe a
j. Finale from p" The Merry Wives OF Wind
l. Overture to :obefon H9eG.at Webea
O. Solo for trombone. Sachso
w. IT, braun. - 'N''-''~'
7. 1dyll on !" Tho Mgh Alps .zickhog
g. potpourri, :. Tour Through Europe 49,. .Conradi
y Maisz' Village Swallows" Strauss
3o' 1a'op' S'i1enen .Neumann
MUSICAL GOSSIP.
Tho Beethoven Society gave the second of its
pleasant reunions ut its rooms On Friday cyen-
ing. AS these reunions are not Of public Ma
ttre, but Informal affairs inside OF the Society,
they do not call for any criticism. It il only
necessary to record them. The programme was
Us follows: B4rge]'s Trio in major, for piano,
violin, and cello, by Meesrs. Noltsohn, Lewis.
aud Eichheim; Mendelssohn's :" Autumn
Sons." BY Mrs. Stacey aud 4llss White; an aria
hsn's "F'leuse study and I.iszt's ''soiree ii
vlenne:" for piano, by Miss 3lanierro; Frauz's
.'Sumber Song" By Miss Fannie Root; Rats
:" s".;Begcgnung,' for piano and 'csllo, by IIessrs.
Wo'fsohn aud Eichhelm; Mendelssohns Con-
fs,o s Ssets s1so's an and . n; Sm b E,nas s' Ns
from "Taanbausor,' for A 'co1o ma1'S jv !Hio sIr
Eichheim Ha5du's 'Schacfer]led y and schu-
nann's ,l "W!dmung" By Mrs. Stacey; and the
Lewis. The programme, rs will be noticed, is q
nodel of good taste, remarkably varied in it's
contents and at the same time does not lower
ar Woltsohn's high standard OF music in the
~
Of onr locaI Observation-Disclosures. @ "''o10A Ao' 'on'"
The EeiInar si'rnnna h.. hoan ,,a,;, ,,ox,,
succcasfn1 anvaca,nart IN I,in,;,,n9 :: ~ ...s
t, he Tia onlv tro1na in tna t;od +h,,. r. Is;'
has made nnnev. '-'''@ 1'>A WALL"
The Ith1nf;c Mon,b7y civoa mn turn n.aos ~
the rnyiew NJ Dnday k,rl,. :. nnn fHs11 T'7,;a -
The critic ren,aris lint !. n n,;ght Val ,sa;r,
the title of m onara nr oneTat;a rathar t,a
dramatic cantata Az Ar INK cni,u Il IL ' ~
lows the score throughout, selecting here for
F' 'rl1o' u,,,ta- torn - H. f.o,ahou,,,.
49,! "'t.si at VI - " Mt. uoaoecks topse17a-
toIs u Ausic commences tn1s "eeS claes in |
lno htera:nte sud HISTORY OF music Ana been Or |
ganiZeu, and Will commence its studies immeii~ |
atcly The object Is to acuuaint the Duria with |
the liree of tl,e grant corrosor ana i1,e;r at,la
~ ,rr;tinr ,rl;ch nj, ~ H.. 49,, .;t, 80: -,
ti -. "I' ~ t''ue.' nt:u "'to p1aAo
~! etta1 - ~ e1Iu ieo7oo. 4ne stuus WILL comhence
Win bach and close with Schumann. Mrs. j. C,
Jones. WHO IL well Known IN this clsr concert
soprano, has been appointed teacher IF vocal
music IN the Conservatory.
T Im,i. Sta,h formor,, vail Lno,,, bor. .. |
n;anist ;s ta.chnv ~ Ve,r Vo-t T. Vii, -
matter of newn here thn. h;a wife ,Sbo was an
excellent pianist. djcd some ti1no srca,
Robert Goidbeck las been giving piano recitals