, 1874-11-15

Hiss Eote Duckworth {aIorensf Mcglckcr's, Dec. .,
Mrs Adelaide rhilupns, McvickeE's. July !: 1864.
Nile. Natalis r. t., Bryan Hail. OFT. y, 1874.
MIRA Zelda Seguin, Academy OF Musi: Sept -, 4oaS'
ssnora Cash polini' c1osoy's opefa-house' 'so'' O.
.Mlo. stola Donhour, croseys opc'a-uoua'' has
Miss % Ann. Loutso Cary, Crosbyx opera-uouae, Dec.
%, 1870.
M Ernst Perrtna, L9at ,asd Ha June T. *; 1s5s s.
sic. D. Miranda, Hrvckers Theatre, De-. $. 1852:
.sig. A. M.caferri. AcVicksr'H Tneatfe, 1uns H.
s1g. stenani, Mcvtcke1,s Theatre Feb. Il, 1854
Herr Fsaux Aimmer, MrVicker'a Thoatra, Jan. :,
Herr Th.odoro Habe1m.nn, MevicseF'' Theatre,
'sfs Bernardo Bern Mass.muian,, crosbys oGera-Houae,
SIS. Maxxoiens, croseya opera-noass, alay s. 1865.
1if. VII lam Castle. Bryan HAi, Sept q, 1885,
Sig. S. Ettors % lire, crosSy's opoTa House, Dec. a.
Sig. Lefranc. croaby's Opera House. Oct. 20. 1870.
Herr Theodore wachtel, Gloue The1trc. Feb 10,
Sig. Mario. Michigan Avenue Baptist Church. Nov.
iii. Joseph Mas, Hooley's Theatre. Dec. 2, 1873:
s1E. Camranlai New kerfs Theatre, Jun. IL. 1874.
Big. cspoul, MoVtckers Theatre, Jan. 1s, 1914.
.sig. slarini, MetropoIi,an Hail. Oct. II, 1854.
sig. Amodio Mcvieker's Thuatre, Feb. -. 1859.
Sig Morelli. Mcvicker's The4tre. Feb. !. 1861.
Sig Dell'ni, Orosby'a Ope1a. House. April 20, 1888.
Mr s. G. Campbell, Acauany Of Music, SEPT -.
1856.
sig. orlandini, Crosby's opera-uouse. Nov. g. 1885,
Sig. Ferrsnti, Crosby's Opera-H1use, Nov H. 1865.
Sig. A.nloia. crosuy's Uper.-Houzc. Noy. s: 1877:
Sig. nonconi. Ccosby's opera-House, fso ~ ~ :s
sMr, ueary DrIyton, Mcvickcr's, Jan. 3. 1871.
Nous. Verser. Croaby's Opers-H 'use, Dec. 20. ls7o
M;tf w. yssa 4s raa.o
Big. Dbl Puaase, Moyckor'e fhe*tre' JAN H. 1874.
.uerr Carl Fornes, n :tropoian Hall, Oct. 2, 1853.
Sig. Juuca, McYi~k*rs, Feb e. l55.
S.. Susin{, McVickcrE. Feb -. 1859.
d. AynesIev Cook, Eorths Theatre, april 8, 1859.
sE. Hiilert, crosbys b opera-Hooss, Nov. 10, 1865.
Sig Autonuoci, Crosby's Opera-lousc- Fso, ), 15c5
n HarTy Maa:; FsExx I'LL IN is7o
Herr Allph Frano.ch, cfosDya o4'efa-nou4e' Ecu
Nous. Janet, Mcyicters. Feb. S. 1873.
MUSICAL GOSSIP.
This St. Louis Democrat says Of Miss Julia
Rive, who has been already announced to appear
ut the first COMFORT OF the Apollo Club III this
city: 1--WE have had many piano performers or
oo,Alerable elniueuce playing in the city lately,
but this lutte lady. scarcely moro thai cnlld:
ou.ssrippcd them all She has beeu pupil Of
Liszt. and has como straight from the sunny
ss1es of Florcuce, bringing with her sone OF the
magnetic influence OF tho great n1aesfro. NO
such p,nno music las been heard in tbs CITY hlnce
Rubiustsiu struck his last chorL'
S;anoy the second teuor, who was hero with
the English Opera Troupe during its recsut sea-
son, salhs Of coming here to reside.
Charles ". Ei1d, our we'll known tenor, sailed
for Bremen On tho o3th inst.
hlr. Franz J. Baird has laid on: scheme for
four concerts for tho benefit OF tie Ladies Be-
novo!ent Society OF the Third Presbyterian
Church, to be given in the church chapel. The
Ii. 81 nas gwen OIL the l1lh inst- with very e1-
ccl!eut programme. in which afrs. Rice (piauo).
Mrs. q. D. Darlington [soprano), Mis- r T..
Glenn (alto). Mr.. +. ". Porter (tcnor), and Mr,
II. L. Sloan (basso), took pa.t. the programme
being very light but nel-selected one.
Tie musical Textures of tue Star Lecture
Course this seasou will be seflcs Of couccr:s by
tAe Caroline R4cniugs-Deruaru Costume Concere
Company.
place Friday evening, uador the direction OF Sir
Balatga. The vocal selections which the chorus
ID studying a1e from Mr. Pratt's opera. and thor
will be gwen tor the first tins Oh the 23d OF
December, ia connection With hls symphony and
soma lighter works. It IL also expected that q
Young laly Of tins city who has been studying
IN Europe for some ritnc rnst will maze her
debut oil this occasion rs pianlsse.
MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS.
We bave received from Messrs. Root i Lewis.
15G STATE street, the following new music. both
voral aad instrumental. bearing the impr!ut Of
II
pretty little song in waltz tempo, by alrs.
Jane Slomsn TORY; 'Ihe Maiden aud tue Sun
BEAM" by Bertlold Tours, whose songs are be-
coming Sery popular; - Lord, with Glowing
adapted aud arranged to oEe OF Balte's melodies
by Albert ". Berg; Christmas anthem. - Aud
there Were Shepherds" by W. 4. Will
1ar1a; '.Cupid's Flow'rot," bosn words q I'd mu-
TIC BY Arthur Mat llson. IrstruIne ata1-' DiA-
losue." for piano, BY Francis korbay; "lhe
! I'm. Ifyta ati
Day Parade,"a quadllle, by David Bralam !;
..(ialop uoneroise and a chorus from II.
Lombard" arranged for foue hands, by Henry
Mavlatto; and "Nbum-Leaf" Caprice, by Fred
er4ek Brandets.
rial, q biography OF Miss Marie KreDs.
The second volumo OF Prof. f. L. Ritter 3
4.Hlssory OF Music " is devoted to Catholic
t:hu1ca music. the operas ADD instrumental nuslc
fsom Bach to Llsz;, aud contains valuable
classified tibliog1apny OF music. In third vol
1lue Plof. htlur purposes to treat OF music IN
America.
Louis Ieycr, of Philadelphia, has commenced
tue publication Of series OF lays OF Sweden
and Finland" arrangement and words BY Selma
Borg aud ;iarie A. Brown, the trauslators OF
Madame SchwartZ's novels. The series includes
popular people songs, student songs, ana tho
best OF tho compositions Of Col1an, mennerbsrg,
Sjosreo, Siolpe, and othels..
Alter many years search, Sgnor Guidi, Of
Florence, has succeeded III discovering mag
nihccut and complete copy Ct tie learned old
wolk written by Metsenne, and entitled "Hat-
monlo uniyerselie. conteuant Ia Thou7le ct IL
Prat,que de la Musique, ou Ii eat traite des Con-
sonuauces, dea Dlssounauces, des Genres, des
Modes, de Ia Composition, dc "a Voix, du Chant.
ct de- tous less Instruments halmoniQues-
fParis, Ballard, 1861 It IL divided into seven
boo1s, aud consists Of l.506 pages in folio. e1-
elusive Of the numerous prefaces: dcdicatlons,
eto. Lichtal thus speaks OF it In his Dictionary
"a most raro work, which may, in Gel tain
mauuer. bo considered as the magazine Of all
muscai knowledge existing at the commence
ment Of the seventeenth century, particularly
iu France.
MUSICAL EoTEs.
Aimeo's real uams is diaclosed n Marie
Jotchou.
Miss Violetta Colville and Mr.. Gilmo1e's band
will shortly start on an extended tour.
The receipts Of tho first night Of st Faust n
at The Opera, Paris, with Patti ss Marguerite,
amounted to rs OPT francs.
Miss Kate MAYhew, who has played many en-
eagements IN Chicago. il now member OF the
company At the Grand Opera House, Baltimore.
The celebrated piano-forte factory Of Herr, in
PARIS, WAS recently destroyed by tire, kndled in
revenge by discharged workman.
Herr Carl Formes, whose obituaries are still
hot in the mouth, reappears at steinwaY Hail.
,Lav N7D