, 1874-04-19

Hi*s Eate Bur1o'es. Nes1rs- .u<ytr ana Dtthaa.
/ &. {d. G1adle song ;''.....-.....---.S .Schu1:anu
| Mtss Sophie Ss;Icr;.
I. Concert Fantastic tor violin aua pano. ..Artot
Ntssrs. Rttd. Iteser AMI Z'taf<ld. ..
N;, r. 4 Ioss, liz; + =. iiy: Uis,t. Gto1gs l..
| 3. 1npronptu oa snS % e" y3 aoe*t. Schubert
| - Miss Kat: Udris.
| ~. "L'Ellsre d'Amour GRAND dno,. .vubss
Assa<s Daisy and Annis Knapp.
CONCERT, J r.
L symphonic 70. piano aud two vioIns .Hayda
A'+'<s asc4Ea'A a' St;s sasE and nfss'7 x<,F1 Ind
a. "oueen Of the Night % .rorr,
oon,.a 49, -. Ates Kaee Burrocs.
A,s gso5gis F.sd % and Ii. uey<1: 1's'A'
4. ""hen tho Tide Comes Il a"...:..-......A Aillard
-Nlss dnnie 4Matth..es
s. Trio for piano, violin, and cello. R4t.sger
ntst r. !ba harg ~. Es's:er A<''r* Meyer and D:hu
D. Luz 9e1 IL. c IL: Iai5. Schubert
1fi,s ytlie Itf,nsn4ore.
ia. H<.e ; S:s Ttssys as s*4s: <y1; and T.
;::i.s<s Harv 1iecuilag1 and .ionais .sa4lr
10. Trio for piano. violin end ccl1o.. .Iadassohu
Miss Era Bufter, utssrs. Hes<T and Dishm.
CONCERT, Ar ~
is.:s aa.da 1ai1anee a,;d doe nattder: ;t1'
= Tro-p,ano, vioiin and 'cclio. .Gsee1eoauna
A's. clarc Exers, .Hexsrs. A<ysr anu D'ehn.
It's 1rt:ia Bar1it.
L. s ss2nS without vof'a. Ms1dss'oha
- A''u'' Lis. i5ra lr:1.. "0''SoAA"p'
Mr HAIRY Hart.
Aiss .!da Hc ::ir4i,. and NJ. ieye1. -, .
t-tarn Of Sp51a fg. .,;:: iii; Aoel'ps
8. "Tho Lord is s,indfuss 81. Pau1". .a1sucel.4ohn
Hiss Li-'s Uine. =
y D0' ''t 1ess,, :.1 + fxte;; and Il: M<ys1:
10. lmpromptu, op. IA No. scAubers
Ats N0ry Iabtor-
CONCERT 8 P. n.
1ii4s:a Grase HS55tr and FioJeaes b. ESo,z,:s.
"EsnsF''d' <;lsa Ts T. esgssse2 s9hss22
a, III; Ts!s5; T<sss; 4fyt; and 1'<!n:; IT,
Ni:s i. #. uozs. 49,.
5. "Rharsoue Hongroi1sr ..L!a.s
&. Aria, from "Darber Of Seville .Rossini
lr. Ja4,es G,H
T: Gp = Tor ,d,r md sl'o lilo 6S SS, 'dt
8. g. FAiry Visions :..;....-- .Merradnnss
. ~. x,1,, nnts a.s; ..;, +; 1.aa Gilman: Kumus,
lft*srs 4. Aot,a and zi<qf4td.
H. Ad'iA'as IL. /: i: Ph<ips. 0s*'1'''es
=. .. Novelette,; H2 p. = = = iaf,a s'hum'nD
Hess1s D;e1.,n and Louis Futk.
H. 'a''' capsiEi Ei,. ca1a na1do<f. 1'aO'D''$>e
II. 'tn!goletto For piano, organ, violin, and =
Mis- Harley, Xessr. Bairi, Htytr, and Di<dm.
COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT.
Frank T. Bard, this oEganist of the Third
Presbyterian Church, has been tendered cot2-
cietv, to take place April 25- iIr. Baird will ba
assihted on that OCCASION By tho following well-
known musicians: Nine. EuSen'e da Eoode
Rice, Mr.. o. L. Fox, Mrs.. .Ba!four, Miss Glenn,
Mo4srs. Toward, Sloan, and othezs /,
TURNER FALL. !
Tho programme for tie Turner Hal concert
this afternoon is as follows:
J. osts, oyartnra to The siege of coinl. Hos.rt
5. Potronrri from =" The Grand puchess"- Hermann
Overture to Raymond 6 sshuaon unoms, M
8. Nightingale po!ia "se!o for ftccoo" MoIeahar.
s. Potponrri-.* The Fair at Frankfort. ne!mbou
o. WALTZ Ball Contouren". Lanuuf
TO- Qu4lriile-' Mask DA"-
MCs1cA PUBLICATIONS. :
San Francisco has new nnd good-loohinE
musical monthly 1t is publialea BY Mearrs;;
Reuiet1.
Louis Fa1k, tho wen-known organist Of tho
Union Park Congregational Church. has Just
n1ltten 'oEy effective Pray er for church choiFs:
ze Has hrn beb has e
published in very handsome style by Theodora
Fak l. Co. Tho new composition reflects grean
merit upon the Young composer, and will M
doubtly como into very general use. !
Mr. J. Il. Bonnwitz, well-known in musical
circles, has composed an opera on scLillor's
bride Of Messina," which will be sung 3: tho
day. Aiss Canissa and Mr. Remnertz will ela:z
tho principal partH- Tho Ebretlo Of Mr.. Bonh-
Wits work has been adapted from the great
tragedy bT Ar. Hermann Miles.
MUSICAL NOTES.
It is stated that no fower than twenty-.ou1
composers, bealdss Gluca, hare set the story oi
:'lphiYenia-"
. Mr. Scion Wilder. the well-known music
teacher and conductor, died ut Princeton, Na=s-
Monday, the 9th i1lst., OF consumption.
The head Of Haydn is in possession Of Dr.
Rokitanski, Of Vienna, and IL preserved under
g.asa cover
u. Legouye, who has just been lectur;n5 il
Paris on Scribe, reveals that Louis Philippe wIo;a
librettt for operas.
i Dr.. Hans Won Bulow is not coming to Americs
next season after all, the London Philharmonic
Society having made him the most liberal odea
to remain as solo pianist and chef d'orchestre.
The Wagner Society is giving series OF con.
certs in London, at which Hiss Antoinette ster-
ling is d prominent vocalist. Recently tLres
selections from tue first act OF "Lohepgrin"
were included in the programme.
The honor OF the 200th performance has Just
been gained BY Al Hungarian opera uunTady
Laszio,' the work OF Erkel in which Miss Nlnna
Hauck has been singing in the chief role at
Pesth.
It is claimed for Mr. 8. O. Taylor. Of Brooklyn,
that he is tho Oldest living orsanisr. 1lr. TaJ~
1or Is 95 years Of age aud is blind, aud moro thin
si1ty years ago conducted the sa1ne chornaes as
now He viii be playing ''O1d Hundred" yet.
II. Gounod has made his first appearance IN
London as a pianist, at his own concert, when
he played his ssFunera1 March OF . Marionetto,"
which is one Of the most clever pieces OF n1usl-
cal burlesque t1nt WAS ever written The dis
tinguished composers plaring ID said to bare
been very effective, and he VAS, OF course, yoci-
ferously spplauded.
In London bitter war is raging between the
Tonic Sol~Faists and the advocates Of the eatAb-
Eished notation. An attempt has been made by
the followers OF Mr.. Curweu to olst alz. Huliah,
The Government Inspector of Musical Education,
from his post, because he had reported adversely
10 the Tonic Sofia system.
The American Register (paris) says: "Ws
are gratif]cd to be able to announce that Nile.
Znire Thalberg, daughter Of the late celebrated
pianist, has Just concluded six years engage
nent with Nr. Gye. Size will not maae her ap
pearance at Corent Garden uotii the season 0;
i874, ~ ehe IL but little over 1G, aud tbs