, 1874-09-20

Sraulue IVES given /. Piano solo, by 31r. Beck.
eF; 2; Duet from q 1Fovatore," by Mrs: Fo,
aud NJ. schultze; 8. g Wind Of the Winter
Love, in Every Flower" song BY Hiss Hanco1
>. Duet, The Fishers Song" by Mrs. Ealfoul
anu 11r: Sloan: 6. Piano SOTO, by Mr. Bair4
Z. 20, Lovely, Blooming Maiden" By Mrs. Bal
four; .. Aria from = Alda," By Mr. Schultze
Mr. schultze, and Mr.. Sloan; 10. The VA; tc
| Paradise" song by Mrs. Fox; II. Quartette.
:oh! Hush Thee. My Baby" Ly Mrs Fox,
Mrs. Dalfonr. 1lr. schultze, and Mr. Sloau.
hss vacation, wiil give, Oh Thursday evening, in
tho First Congregational Church. a grand con-
cert, assisted BY Mrs. r. E. Stacy, SOPRANO
Miss Ella A. White, contra1to: Mr.. Z. Ellery,
tenor; aud Mr. Carl BerSstein, basso- With
! this combination Of talent an excellent enter
tainment may be expected, as the SELECTIONS will
be Of high character.
! NEW MUSIC.
Tho Root X Sons Music Company have just
issued tho following new songs '' The Violet, =
q q, canzonctta u by J. ". BscAoff; 1.-THE Bird
That Sings Ill May" by the same composer !:
:. 1audie, Dear or Willie's Farewell song and
| chorus by Macy; and George F. Roots last
work, ?" Just Over the Mountains Z; Or, the Sweet
Summer Land OF the Soul" song and cnorus-
! We have received from Nessra. Schaefcr l.
ho!adl tho first book OF the secoud volume ct the
" Concordt2, which contains the four parts for
nacnnerchor OF twelve admirable choruses by
Heckc1, Lechuor, Abt, kreutzer, Selfurt, and
others.
Italian composers hlyo great faith in Sir Wal
! ter Scott's novels for subjects to set. SiSnor
/ Lucllla, for his new work. has selected - La
Bella fanciulla Iii Perth
/ The London Choir says: ''All who iovo tho
music OF the great m.stors Beethoven and Lien
delssohn, aud who are a11xlous to gain any fur
| thcr details OF their lives which may not Lave
! found their way into print, will bo gratiHcd by
| the announcement that We are able to make that
| n youma of Ea,ollnctto.,a of Hot1,ovan C,atl,o
a,,1 Ta,ei IT, ~
| F;1 u 11:I 4-sa .ns @ PSt ~ .nt.t 80 -.
,I,e.a 1t.r. 80 roI - ~" =!
Pfess- ueft Won Ael1tef also liltcl:t5 TO puoisn
series pf letters from .MendCl4sOh!l to IOctAe,
Beethoven. and himself, tho Mss. of which
! have loug bcen III his Possession both volumes
WILL lind large circle Of readers"
The Londun Atlenram SAYS "Cnasu al
activity prevails amongst onr native COMPOSERS
4 NcW orator1o, based on Eunyaua Pil5riM y
PfoSrcss,' seems to have been suggested bv
| Dean stanley's speech ut the auSuration Of
Ia ant;nr ar ~ Lh1ett ~ Datfa :,finn
.uo 49,, auauoi " .n.' u i,a1e Aa,hlauo.
- ING "f11es OF tho booK anu alr' a. Ilnmnton
has composed The music. The work, Which is
called Christian tho Pilgrim or, tue Pilgrims
Progress is to be fret neard III Manchester.
Mr. Arthur Sullivan III composinp another ore1n
uhic1, !. ~ ho ,,roJncol ~, t,,o o17,nmn Nr ~
r. rawa, , toa,, 1,,,l- 49, o.1-aI ~, i1-ao ~.
-. 'o"Cu LAG IeS41 tV14G Iti6aoeu ~
opera. Af' SnaIie5 ha1sltt, we'll known III the
ready, tlie l!bTettO bT .iir. Leopold Lewis, tho
ala,,rcr Of tho Bells aud tie Wandering Jow'
This orranist Nh Fret|c,ic archer IL affirmed
~, ,o s,1:i,r;tv -. tho Ilfs,.rer ~ l., ~ ~, ~
eIa nearly completed, the book by 1lr Henry
llersce.
TURNER HALL.
Tie following is tho prurrxuln for the T1r-
NOR Hall ca,,.e,t t1,ia eyt,,,n...
',s4 ,,I.. ,I-., 'oas... ".,a..., .1.,e e'1A1n
- tavar,nrc-..1basa Aftsr ;;,rt,rc Sv1,Ss
3, fiuale-.sIl Gu,1amsuto MercaIanle
i, Overture KosauAuutie ie".....,.-,,,, Schubert
S. Au.lante from Italian Symphony Ieudrlssohn
G. S.:eualc fo7 flute and horn rn,,,..,,,,,T Til
Z. Tsntah.-'' ttsions Dream "....... ,Lu1nbye
T. Putputrri-" Dacchus' Nrea;a aieuxel
o. WaIt7-'t pal.actsl Klang Str.1ias
ill., G.1.dsile-'. Iv,uie ucsoa
,r.,1,. oprr. pr,snr,r.
1 -" r.: " :d- .'s 80 iioS4 -, - = ~.
4Ae ~" lolh = s".e; gives tne loilo"lH6 I.s1ts
~ r ~ nu ,ssta ~ ole1a =. H., ~. tn1
Music for the uo.cne Season Of o;,et arc r.,tl
h.iing md the indications that the Inst eerirs Of
and strong. The arrival Of several Ct Mr.
slrakosch's artists Tursiay has bee,, duly recorded,
already. Mile. Heiiaron .ud sgnor C4rpi may bc
Looked for Wcdnt a1ay their appearance in our
1nilst tho company will be complete. Tue opening
orzra Is a.reuuy mentioned is to he ia TraviataS
with sne ueilnron OIL Wednesday, Sept 49, st1.ura
recital uf "Itny BIAS may bc anticipated. Signor
artArtti the composer, although celebrated in ltaiy
writtug caan,ber-mu.ic lat successfuI s-t,in. ci
Ko:nco an juliet, performed III Rome brought
i1lt0 Hrkf nj In
S..1yo III Milu established hts renutaon a. cc1n-
rosrr Cf 1ue,odouy and dramatic music freed from
trtaiu rouycutioua,itita CT form adhered to y uoat
al his co.eunor.r;es ..Huy I.as would have I,ecn
snr in Par, last ye1r but Tor Victor Huxos refns,I
IL lraw his ci:im to tic Bubie.t AM, title Of TIC
iiurr,:o s, wo slIau once as.ai; TO 1u aiy.nce Of
p -ra Inn}on in r.Afssct of hearing ,e ontrat,
works
THE rosroy ,rre1r.r SEASON.
IT,. r,z,1,, ~. ,.,,,c. .,va
Las h"s'o" <"se' 'SNe' 7"'
The Boston musical f.s'1t Ut IN CLASSICAL and
symphony concerts "l h''rr*s5 Tue Last ec1,oa Tao
Harvard N=lGsh isoci1tlhu VIII give series Of ten
symphony concerts III tue opening Oh tue
afternoon OF Nov = anu continuing forrShtly. with
few Interruptions lsiltu M4reh IL. Tue orchestra
will he stronger and better than before; Zer1ahn Will
contluct; Eernna-d L's:erann WHO lett the Thomas
o-chcstr. III tne 1.i T!i4 9n.osce tue nfas 7lolls
August tfes Will fetaaan ana ost"ee tneao ewo lies
tie !eaaG9snp 9 OK .ne nast @ saJns Ia le
W na dIhar1uonin onirtSt f,nt
Ur;ahr. Jouru,t saws that ia tic wsy Of sy1nrho
neA Beethoven, of course, havo tile hons sarc,
and il yet to he seen that any novelty & Liozt, R
Wagner anybody, IS brilliant, Ut Beautiful or grand
enough to draw iEe Heethoven- Ihcre VII lo At
least two BeeihoVen sEfuphuh1cs, tAe fourth anu
seventh; liaSdn Will Aase Two. peEnaFs Inc OK
ford aud sae great Rne ii u, commonly caAea NO. -
Mozart surely ore a:hufilann TWO, liza. IN y n'nor
and that in and FOR The TOUR other PAGES there are
:e: consideration symphonies " Gadc, iub1ns:ein
{!le Oeean chtire), Raft spohr e. lrdjehes und Gott-