, 1874-02-08

80 "aar 49, ,t. 3s'e.ttos.s
:on songs Piniona .Mentlelssohn
tea piano ro
s. 11:o FOR piano, vioiin, and Isstsossa
70. Trio for psno. violin, and cello. Beethoven
| II. Soprano Solo. :: Beethoven
T.. Senate il z, for piano and violin, Beethoven
| TIE AIT RECEPTION coScrLT,
| The Managers of the Fine Art Institute will
inaugurate q new fcature at their reception. on
| Thursday evening next, by adding music to the
other attractions. The programme, which will
last from 8:45 to $3.50 O'Clock, will be as follows
- A-Ao 'o4o Ia. e LIE Ucsnier 6orrire n.......- -
Hiss ii,e II. Stone
g. song e0eaS;:e X5 70. e s::;;:ar --''A''
j. song-"I Wandered Down the Mountain Side Cay
| -u,ss Anna l.. Leseis.
t'4l'' '''' ills Ii5iax ssy;es.
-: 49, III: {: r. Ro:i. '''' s
C. sons-c4nz0ni s1Rsa;s.as. ,}R:s ;dts io;t
4' Ms. ssi tes, M ttsS ill.,: loo; and ;rj;ss p'n1s
g. Piano duo-~H Invitation to the Dacca Weber
Aiss Stolc a'la Nora Tolk.
| yEsPER SERVICES.
! The programme for the second OF tile series Of
Vcsper services, this evening, ut the Thi1d Uni
tanan Church, corner Of Monroe aud Latin
streets, includes male quartette, snnG by
Messrs. Sa1;on, Lyndon, .Coulstou, and Herr; u
duet, for tenor and bass, by Ncasrs. Sayton, e.1d
Kerr, and Lloyd's Te Dcum, in E-iIat by tho
! choir OF the Church. The large andienca that
asscmbIed last Sunday evening proves that these
services arc Interesting.
-: TIE rEssEssEASs
.. Tho unique coloerts Of the TeEneesoans have
| been drawing crowded audiences ut k!ushb,ry
Music Hall. They will renlain there three evcE-
ings longer, aud t4ose who are interested III tic
peculiar music Of the slave cabin aud the camp
| T,iGu f1r,ifr nf
hearing these .dusky warblers.
| . MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS..
Several publications. have been issued recently
which will be Ct special interest to t..r;4ici2ns.
by ron Phllipp Splitter. which. is very highly
commended by tho London -ithenGnm; new
| edition Of the life Of No6cAe}es,. by his Hife !;
| q second edition Of ".Goetho aud Meudelssohn." +"
by NJ L. Won Glehn nrd ''T Tho Ballad Litera-
turc and Popular Music Of tho Oden Time" a
collection Of great value, BY ". Chappell, rs. A.
! Messrs Macmillan Il Co. have il preparation
| q Dictionary Of Music" which will coutain
history and biography. explanations OF musical
| terms, aud information Of all kinds on the the
ory and practice Of the art, which will be edited
by Mr. George Grove Tie want Of such d
| bpok. in English has been long felt, aud the
| name OF the editor leads to 8 hope that tho
work 1Eay. be accurate, and also interesting to
| musical .1naleuta. ,. ...-.. ...,
We have r5caived the February number Of
PEERS Musical llo7sthly containing So pages Of
very poor music, both vocal und instrumental,
The So1ag Messenger for February is out and
is an unusually bright number. Under Mr:
! Fred Roots editorial management the smau
fowl with the enormous scroll, which forms the
v.gnetto is prinking up his plumago and singing
! o very cpcdltablo song. The running comments
GU local musical events are pat and pertinent,
and tue summary OF musical news ct home and
abroad is carefully digested. In the present is-
sue thore is . briai paper on :. ph1rsl1ay," BY Mr.
| Dlackma1in, which il worthy of attention.
Aessrs. Chandler d Curtin, 262 state street,
hase conieued genuine tayor upon piano.
se1;cs by ~ Fayi Ner- and Il the ~ Ttndes FSciloa
bg Eo1,icr Thcv IRA sdm;;ahlv ndant-
e3 for now heeinne1s AMI teacher,
will thus ind them Of great service.
Tie. Kindergarten series embraces twelve
plumbers, VIZ: Sparkling Mazurka, Clar-
| ion Galop. Silver Chimes Rondo, Bddie's Fa-
| yoritc. Holiday Rondo Blue Bell Rondo, Crocus
March, Snow Bird Rondo,-. JingGng Polka,
Orange Blossom Waltz, Moss Rose Schottische,
and Claptrap Polka. Tho 'sEtudes Faciles - Of
kohler ara Introductory. to the Etudes Pri-
mares. aud bear high. reputation among IN
structors. We hardly need add that al these
nirccs are published IN chat elegant stvlo which
cLaracterizcs all the work of this house.
We have received from Me5srs O1tsou j. Co.
noston. thrnurh Tho courtesy OF Messra. LyoI
l. Healy. OF th1s city. tie following new music
at Iy OF the Lords Great MercieB," duo fol
tenor md bass. from Ncliuuea oratoric
Of sAb7ahan," as sung By Messrs. VarleJ
and Whitney "The Fortune-Telter,
duo for soprano and alto, by Gu
b,asi: "Tho Two Darlings," waltz due
for four hands, by H. Aaylath; "Sca Swallows
| and Dream 7 and i" by Virginia Gabriel: "We
sail Towards Evenings Lonelv Star" song b.
Theodore r Barker 'The Glove" by Nine
sainton-Dolby; i = Fly Forth, o Gentle Dove, by
f1nsutl; SWEEP Houf, nal1ao' ~ y s!o1elta
three vocal -lsr. nieces hv F. Boot.
| -1,
Messte. ouEer nitson q o. are aooot 70 pun
A1s.. eAn'A.e - 49,: ' 4,eS''. :,
STRAUSS, through us nooaon puplsne1' an,
nounees t"o neW compos1nions one "ai'z' ano
'N1' via ,ur ~. nr.En % ~ p.arr,-noa.
The London 0rnhesfrn of ian. "a says at
| is with tho greatest regret that We announce
that that gifted artist, Madame Parepa-Rosa,
has succumbed to her distressing maladles She
alea a. quarter TO IL on msunaay d, fEaadonn
period OF ca1nlness anu eonipatante tleeaol'
from pam pieeea1ns ner 1as1 ~ 1,
here her SD. speak Of The action to those near and dear
| tn her. Int the sad event will cause universal
.....+ - III. <,v d. ioea ~ an o-,iponf and