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to at.la parties. Refreshments will also be sety-
ed to those who desire them. After the concert
there will be dance: The management III fact
have left nothing undone to make tue occasion
| an eminently social and informal one. As for
the musical features, they may safely be left to
the Club.
THE BEETHOVEN s5crEIY.
The Beethoven Society, which was Organized
on the 18th Of LAST October, gives its first recep
ton to its associate members next Thursday
evening, at standard Hall, under the direction
OF Mr.. Carl Wolfsohn. leader. with tho fol-
lowing programme:
~- Eeethortn soeie:y.
2. Quartetse for piano, violin, vioa, and vioion-
1<ss1: HoJsoi;. I:;ss, i Gxa, aai-D'em.
). Wapdr1aEa Wa1al 1ny s,31 .s:hun.un nuue
"o lei Isthortn Society,". '|'~' ''''''N'
I. Thena and Variation~Pdano and cello
Me.rs VolJsohn and Diem.
PART II.
f"Dlanche de- Provence en............... Cherubinl
Ey Me 1adies of the Eeethoren Society.
LoAengrin -" Bridal Chorus "....... Wagner
| Eeeatortn Society.
ones IT, e: g. ;:p = and III. Carl
7. Halleujah Chorus. beethoven
THE MUSICAL COLLEGE sOIREE.
Another Of those charming eoirees, which havo
now become fixed feature at the Musical Col
le9e, under the auspices Of Mr.. Ziegfeld, tie
last FRIDAY evening, With large audience III
attendance. The programme was as follows:
l. Trio-Pano violin, md cello: Re!6stser
Jss .yte ftnnimore, 1ie&srs. Meyer and Eichhe1ta.
2. "Wi;hin This Sacred Dwelling - Magic
0'' Nr. {: c. itTe;: '''~N1'
8. Sing Smile, Humler .Gounod
3irs. Dr. SuAean.
~ I.ss Ann,e Har1oid.
T. '''A''' Mr: IT. Dutior. @'@'
6. Trio-Pano violin, and cello. Beethoven
she % Wandered Down with; Tue Monntsa Clay
Mrs. Z. A. JcueA
O. '"''1'e' ills: Kas E"1;o.. '''>'''
.. "Hs Of AL the Best the Nobest .Schumann
Jf,ss Carrie Larson
10. "When am Gone From Tneo Vocal
Mrs. i. Jsae ie:srs. /: Piciv: and James GI
CHURCH CONCERT.
For some time arrangements for grand con-
cert have been maturing under the manage
ment of Mr.. c. c. Leter, to bo given on Tuesday
evening, the 2Uth nst., under the auspices Of the
ladies' OF st. Johns Episcopal Church. Among
the most noted Of tue talent already engaged for
the OCCASION are hessrs. Z!egfeld. Falk, and
Schultz, accompanist; Mrs. o. L. Fay, &C.
p1ano Miss Parker, alto; and . male quartetto.
| with lr. Coffin, first tenor Nr. Allen, aecond
tenor Mr. hnbark, first bass and Mr. Leher.
second Lass and Mr.. Goodrich, tenor, Of St.
JoLus choir. Two grand pianos will be used Oh
list of performances to lead them to expect q
first-c1ass musical entertainment. The pro-
eranlme will be announced next week. Tickets,
| at so cents each, can be obtained OF any OF the
ladies Of the congregation mentioned, ana , a. tue
! avenue, near Madison sieet, and couyenlent to
cars aud omnibus lines.
| PERSONAL.
h. polachek, who has been the Financial Sec
rotary of tie LiederksanZ since its organization
| has resigned his position.
| TURNER HALL.
| The programme loE the Turner Hall concert
this afternoon Will be as follows:
Sar Mas<h Chase for Tcftuas
1. Overture to Rosamond". Schubert
s. Solo for clarinet; t.; il z:vfS A'a'"'o'
= Fantasie@s % Star spaneled panner1 B4latks
8. potpourn-*' Faires Meesi2g". .Za!ehner
| III. Tourists Galop.- 'Asou
| NEW PUBLICATIONS,
We are indebted to William 4. Pond Co.,
New York, through the courtesy Of 3lcssrs Root
l. Lewis No. 262 State street, for the following
| new music :: Lies Vivand;eres," march brill
iante, for piano, by Alfred Il. Pease, who is so
we'll known here that his music needs only ao
announcement; ''Sunset Hour" and "Lost
| That Are No More" ballad by Francis Korbay
and the ''Tribu.e Quickstep." composed BY G: s.
| Grafulla, tAe wel-1nown leader OF Graful'a's
| Band, aud dedicated to Col. Emmous CLARK, tbs
Colonel of the New York Seventh Regiment.
| Oliver Ditson d Co., Of Boston, lave just is
sued collection OF sacred songs for Sunday school
| use ia very nea. ami attractive form under the
! title OF t.KYer OF Life" The work has been
compiled By Il. S. Perkins. OF this city, and ".
| ". Bentley, aud has Eeen done very ta1thtulV:
4 striking feature Of the book il the great
| amount OF new aud attractive muAic iu it-N hlch
! is accounted Tor by the fact that nearly all the
| prominent hymn and tune-writers in the coun"
| try have contributed to it. Tic book is one
in Sunday y-schools. The same firm has also just
| issued 1.-The Devotional Chimes, choice col
| lection OF new and standard hymns and tunes
adapted to all occasions Of social worship. faml-
" devoious, aud congregational singing, BY
| Asa Hull.
| Herr Dannreuther, the advocate OF Wagner in
| England has just issued pamphlet IN which
he analyses tie music Of the future.
| A translat1on Of Dr.. Killers Recollections OF
| Mendelssohn" Is to appear IN 4udcnt4dnS $
Magazine
| A second edition of that charming volume,
Goethe and Mendelssohn," will shortly be
issued.
That clever musical writer. Nr. Charles Bar
| nnrd whose I" Tone a1asters are 81 useful and
| enjoyable to young learners OF music as hls
story Of THE Soprano is agreeable to oia
| A~@A-~-@"+
novel, :" Music and Money
A clover "Analyeis and Practice Of the
Scales,' by Isaac L. Rice. las just been Issued
| by William i. Pond & Co., Of 81! Broadway:
! By this work tho music pupil can become we'll
| acquainted with the scales in tho major and
| miuor NODES.
Mr. Arthur Sullivan has just completed q ne"
church hymnal. or, in o:hcr words, rechau1e
| of every church tune OF Importance now e1tans,
| however ancient. We certainly sadly want q
change in our hymn Of praise from tue hum
| drums usually set to singing IN our churches
MUSICAL NOTES.
| Rubinstein has been giving recita1s in some OF
| the Italian cities.
Mile. Kraus is tho popular prius donna Of tho
day in Paris
The Kellogg English Opera Company will sing,
| this week, III Washington.
Kaiser Wilhelm is said to have decided weak
ness for OHcnbachian opera bonde.
Bachs Christmas oratorio was produced for
the first time in England On the 18th ult.
| .Imc Annetta Essipon, Russian pianist, is
reported to be at the present moment the
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