, 1874-05-24

Ion" BY MM. 1leillao and Ha1evy, and is uni
yersa1ly allowed to be oEe OF the worst tpt@i-
msnB ever seen OF it's class.
Madam Krauss, whila singing "Aida" in M
pies recently. was handed magnificent bracelet,
consisting OF broad gold bad, studded with
King Victor Emmanuel, who WAS prosent In
cognito in one OF the boxes On the pit tier
A writer in d London paper states that several
OF tho melodies Eaug bv the Jubilee singers
vera those belonging to Do1satshi1e and Somer-
eetshire, now fast dying out. He accounts ZOE
the similarity OF tile music by the fact tnat
Virginia ras settled chiefly BY people from the
souLh OF England.
Among recent operae, public reeosci:ioa Of
whose excellence has reached aonaeiAiag moro
than success Testime, is Pauchiofis al
Lltuani." The composer Ia follower in the
footsteps Of Wagner, and must be set down as
the abless Of the Young ltaiian composers Tho
hare shown = decided tendency 70 yield to the
new German art~philosophy.
The richest theatrical manager in paris is
Oreubach. His tbea.re-she Gaito--is fairly.
coming money with :Orphee au1 Enfcra-" On
the 1st Of May, his fate day, the artists employed
bY him presented him with a silver crown OF
laurel leaves ! On tho ons hundredth night OF
the pieco, after the performance, he Is going to
give them magnificent ball and supper a.
the Grand Hotel.
Wagner has written to Nienan to know upon
what teuns he will come fer weeks this SUM
MGR and three months next, and practice some
answer that his only condition would be ticket
for hin wife to tho representations. This ID py
no means email demand when one remembers
one representation OF tho Nlohelupgen takes
four nights It is to be given three timed,
making twelve nights altogether, at 25 tha1ers a
night.
It is said that Wagner has found = tino young
tenor for the role OF 'Siegfried In the new fe3-
tiyal play. It WIN the good fortune OF the d1-
rector o: the opera in Hungary to discover
remarkable roice in tho person OF Franz Gloss,
the son Of IN Advocate in Testh. Herr Richter
Induced the lich young lawyer to cousent TO
cousccr1te bis talents entirely to music He WAS
introduced to Wagner, tried in the ro!o of
| 4. Siefriel," with signal success, aad ii no'F
prosecuting his studies for the stage
Sufferers, whose unhappy lot in life it hss
been to Hge next door to q MUSICAL tamlly, W1A
appreciate story that is told OF Won Bulou, the
eminent German pianist, An nspir1ng genius
had been sent to him to receive some lessons IN
mrsic- On tho youths return home. he WAS
asked his opinion OF the master. VOL" said
he, 'ho is great teacher, and gave ne me
| Lessons, aud. better than all. he is the most
| p:ous MN I over am" How do you make
tGat ont =" aWhy. all the tins was playing
he would repeat. Good Lord. what ain have I
/ committed. to deserve this punishnons9
| The orchestral feature Of the recent Handel
and Haydn Festival was worthy OF special praise
| New York furnished Thomas orchestra OF nfty'
i've piacaa. while ths quota Of Boston was thirty
two, Comprising the following .woll-known n,nsi'
clans ". H. schultze, Carl Hamm, 4: Fries
Carl Eichlor, G. 4. Allen. ]. c.. 'dullally F. T.
Ford, Jules Eiehler. Augustus Bi1se, Carl T1aut'
| = nvap. F. Dictze, E. NJ. Heindl, Alo1ande1
IIcindl, e. Regestein, N. steinmannk 7: Friese
| L. 4. Ioring r. Weber, Augustus Kn:zlob, G
| Faa:sa5ser, L. sAuebruk, r. Daoher, and ". C.
t Nichols.
a proposition has lately been made to estab'
] Isl, 81 Milan, in Italy, . home for The many
| Young lazy students OF music who flock to That
| civ On lyric thoughts intent. With this houa'
| vii be connected veEl-appolntod musical CON
| eorvutory. The British and American Vice
Copauls at Milan are on the Advisory COMMITTEES
| ar. Marsh. the American Minister to Italy, hat
| signed a circular appealing to music-loverf
generally to subscribe to the preliminary ex
] peDEG3.