, 1874-09-13

D. Duo sor Finite AMI Cello ~ ~ Nenze
Ics.re. Holm and Etcheint.
y. nhenh anu Variations for Orche4tr4. ,OnaloH
l. au.aaie nn:an on 1hcmss from "The Hueue-
8. rotpour1-" aectins Of Kndiod spir 'A>
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MUSICAL GOSSIP.
Both the Chicago Musical College, Mr. Zieg-
1eld, Director, and tue Conservatory OF Music
nave Issued their prospectuEcs for the collegiate
year OF 187i-75. An Interesting feature Of the
formers prospectus is the announcement ct the
publication during tho holidays Of it's annual
catalogue, which will contain some forty or fifty
original compositions by leading European COM
possrs, written expressly for It, A novel feature
connected with the Conservatory OF Music will
be the organization OF 3 chorus of female voices
and one OF Male voices, each being drilled sepa-
ra.oly, but uniting at stated times for general
practice. Tho chorus is to bo organized during
the present mouth, and no instruction-fee will
be charged.
The Hartford (Conn. Post Of Aug. 81 contains
the following complimentary ailueion to 1Ir. Il.
e. Eddy, organlst OF the First CONGREGATIONAL
Church in this city:
The RsT. F. Allen, Of Boston, preached at tho Asy-
lu1a Hill Congregations! Church. yesterday, = very
effective sermon from Revelations XXI, i: And there
Wrs no morr ses" o1r. II. c. Eddy, Of Chicago. pre-
sided at the organ. lie is unquestionably OF the
finest performers IN tho country. and odertory
peated to few friends after tho close of service
IAcse who heard hin heTe year ago in an admirable
concert would be glad Of Al opportunity to hear from
him again before his return to tho West.
Mr. Robert Goldbeck returned from Europe
last woek, and has once more resumed his musi-
ca! Duties Mr.. Goldbcck brought With him .
large amount Of now music for all possible COM
binxtipn3.
We we1e in error last week in stating that
Madame Rice had taken charge OF tue musical
department ct Dearborn Seminary. that depart
mens being now, as it has previously been. in
charge OF Mrs. Anna Lewis. Madame Rice, az
ne are informed, will give piano-lessons in tho
RemlDnry-
3lr. GoIdbeck has just finished coucerto for
piano and orchestra, which is to be played 1t tie
third Philharmonic concert in New York, Mr.
Mills taking the piauo part.
MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS..
The following il tile bulletin Of new music for
September, az furnished By Messrs. Oliver Dit
son L Co.. Of Boston, through the cou1tesy Of
HeserB. Lyon d. Healy, Of this city: Is Baby
Mlne,' soug by Arch Johnston: :" Greeting
Glea," for schools aud Fem,naries, duet and
CHORUS, hy 3 slmplician: One Morning; Oh,
Whose @nzis s'G + Becoming Ss Ss' Ts1y popasi ;
: waltz for piano, By J. ". Turner; - Galop OF
the Night. By Albert Il. Fcruald; - Nearer. nv
God. to Thee d Transcription OF DR.. Lowell
piano. by A. E. Warren Chopin mazurka
aud waltz and Lis:ts "Coacert March," ar
ranged easily for tho piano, by Il: a1aylath:
Ho! Fill Me Jankard.' spirited cavalier
song. written By Hattou as a companion song to
a Desert. if Only with Thcc," the words
by Harrison Mslard, and the music by
j. L. Thomas; ::Tnxte'er Betide,"
song for Hoprauo, b. Harrison Millard;
lie Concert dams Ia Fsnilasc." for piano, By
song. By Louise ]. Brooks; Daylight Has
Faded, ballad, By "A. Aish Hear Our 1'rarer.'
sacred quartctte. by T. P. RYDER, the we'll
known bass singer Of Boston; Pcnic Waltz"
bv A. G. Fisher; The Uluneuztt," o.. 224, by
spnSaf from oSs of ns M lg bv
j: ). knight; The Sunlight IL Ecauti-
Lewis; Strauss "l,o0l Nights Waltz"
arranged for piano hy H. alaylati,; ''Polly," one
Of Santlcy's songr. by ]. l.. alo!lov; a Fa'1st
Fantasie," arranged for piano by j. Buntal
s'SprinE, Gentle Spring." by Rlyjere, Transcribed
for piano (tour hands, By Erinlcy Richards.
We are indebted to tic publishers, Messrs.
HhitteEaore Il Stevens Detroit, 1or the initial
number OF & new Musical monthly called the
-az7phioa- It is fully NJ, to the average Of mag
azines published IN tbs Interests Of music
dealers.
Among the rarc musical works sold during tho
last mouth by the wcIl-known bookseller. G. G.
Gutli, may he mentioned Melopin Eive Harmo-
nl;n tetracentlc:c super NH. seuere Carmlnum
Heroicorum ElcSiacorura Lvricoru,u ct Ecclesi-
asticorum Hymnorun per petr1m Tritonium ct
.Hos doctus." ETC., one folio vo!u1ne containing
twenty pages Of music :cd two wood cnsray-
nss, IL Pa1nasso," and lie Costelaxioni,"
' impressum Auguste rer Erardo Oyhn, anno
sesq sq4ln1lesi1no ct VII. hu9usLc." Fetis men-
.Eons this tue first 1nt:scal work printed in
Germany by Oglin, who was contemporary OF
)ttaviaEo Petruccl.
A series OF letters of Mendclssohn to Goethe,
Beethoven, and Herr Heinrich Won lIeister,
which have never before leen published, will,
40 are informed. shortly appear IN tho Choir
rom week to week. their posscssor. Heir Yon !
,teister. having undertaken to place them in the
.ditors hands and to snpcrin1end their publica-
ion. Herr Won Meister mas III tha press vol |
inc Of Personal Rccoliectlo1s Of Goethe, |
Beethoven, and Menaelssoln."
At recent suction sale in London, three |
'onss by Nlr. Alfred Plympton we're knocked |
lown respectively for 4175, 60: aud GAO: An |
English Concertina Journal" " wen sold for
c55, whle the "Gems Of Mclodr." originally
ditcd by tho late JOHN Parry, for 1lute and pt- |
noforte. was purchased by ilr. Brewer for the |
ua Of 4E55o,-copyrisht and plates.
Among the musical novelties OF the ensuing |
cRson will be an oratorio. to bo produced at |
iaNches:er. founded on Bunyan's immortal |
20ok and called s.chr'Stiap the Pilgrim; Or,
'1asthlson; mnslc py Afr. Alfred Plumpton.
i fnll edition Of the works Of Mentlslssohn.
ditel bv julius Rietz. will soon be published in |
london by Droitkupf d Hacrtel. !
arCs1CAL NOTES. /
A new symphony BIZ Johann Svcnsden Was
i'll Copenhagen recently.
Carlottn Patti and B,:gnoli conccrtizcd at Bon
osne on Aug. 6, with overwhelming SUCCESS.
Frau Nnterna, Of Vienna has been chosen BY
7 1asuer to eing B'~tnhlde in .''The fling OF the
Iibelungen."
Mile Abani'a debut in America will bo made |
] New York, Oct. l1, in "Lucia di Lanlmer- |
loor."
This hyper-se sentimental French tenor says
he London iuusical Horbi, a1iuding to Victor
apouL
4 one-act opera, "Deppo," on Byron's poem,
10 music BY n. J. Conte Prix de Romo, is to
Q produced at the Sale Farart.
Aubc1's stoo-much-negcctad opera, ''L'Enfant
rodiguo' Gan Italian version OF which wes pro-
'scod by Mr.. Luu,ley At Her Majcstys Theatre
1850, ii in preparation st tho Pergola, Flor
1ce.
The Duke OF SAKE Coburg, who is IN accom-
llEhed amateur. and composer Of operas, has
1nferred upon Madame Allsson-RouZcaud and
r. Arthur Sullivan the order of the House Of
oburg (second CLASSY for Art aud Scleucc-
A1iss Nellie Glover. daughter Of o1r. Howard