, 1874-07-19

School and Home for Nurses, supported by Mia.
1iotjenH and Nine. Trebolli- -Bettini, Sgnori
CAmpanini aud Rota, ar. Sims Reeves, and Mr.
8Antley. Nine. Norman Neruda waa the solo
vioainist, and signor RAndsgger and Biz julius
Benedict conducted the eoncart. Her Majesty
and tho PrinoaeRea Of the ROYAL family we're
patronessea, beaides long hst Of nobla ladies.
A young Norwegian musician, Edward Griez.
has suddenly become famous He Was born 1t
Bergen, IN Norway, in 1e43, and when ouly q
child his extraordinary talents attracted The At
tentaon o6 the ca3ebraiad vio4inist, Ole Bull. and
in 1853 he was sent to tho Conservatory at Leip-
BIC to study mnssc- In 1865 he wont to Copen-
hagen to work under Gade, and soon became tho
posers collected there. The Mttslalisches
Hocaenolan calls dxtes stthe Scandinavian
Chopin"
The three days Of 'tHandel Festival " ut the
Crystal Palace was stupendous affair. With
Sir Mchael Costa Is leader-vsh Ill the best
(Sins Reeves, Santley, Ntiena, Trebeln-B -Bettini
Agnesi, and host OF othersl With thousands Of
most caxafut1y-trained ohorus singers, and With
fAultless orchestrns, what was to prevent tho
oratorioe from being rendered magniacsntly?
In the orchestra at this Handel Festival were
nlnety-dvo first Tlolina, niuoty-three second
violins. si1ty-two violas, sixtytwo yioloncellos,
sixty-nine double bassea, nnd due proportion
OF all other Instruments.
At sa1zburg, the birthplace Of Mozart. there ID
Mozart Institution, patronized BY the Emperor
OF Austria, and which ia also under the patron
p5,,,;i. ~ e.,o-v 1.so w oe.'ss a;1J ~ at..d
there at merely nominal fees and, in order to
Assist this valuable Institution, Madame Adelina
Patti has given he1 services in organizing =
tata ,ano II Ia Rn.,1 1taf,,, t.nar. ~ Thnrs-
day, July l6, Mr. Gye haYing prot1ered his CO.
~ ra hoI. - ~ .~,s,s;a j.. III - sn1artad
et"u' L. 1no 1uo1e VI tue nus'c "lu w 1oieeS'o
1to1o so' Sosas o' no1ai''
Quite number OF eminent musicians have
recently left Nov York to take up their 1csi-
deuce n Boston, believing the latter city 10
be the most favorable for tho pursuit Of their
profession For aoyeyul months past Boston
has welcomed them one by one, and
now hrge accession OF artists
from New York h4s taken place.
an:s n1non 1e nu"o1l ~ s'e nt n! ~ .ai;n;a4.
rr1tz Llstemann,-po ennnens as v19nn1ses
~, sne to9uel uaus LIZ oeeu e: y.
1honaas orchestra ;-hnal y Gfana, saola Aaolpn
l5eiZ. second Violin hnd french morn sotoist; !;
kudolrh Hartdegau, tbs renowned Gallo player !;
Euceue N1emaz, aautist, formoaiy Of Thomas
0rchaetrx and seyerul Others OF equal fame.
Ba1tholdy si T departed this F{s 1t berlin, on the
pad Of June. Ho vns tl.e principal member Of
10 Northumberland ri Manletasohn 4 Co a
tEother d ne oeopr1ea composer, soa
grandson OF Moeea Aendetssoon. Ms paIen'a
alroadJ were converted to Chrisaas1ty. @nen
Dartholdr. The deceased also was an Ablc
rnuaician OF rTeat execution. and Of tho bigt.-
est inta11iva1sa. Fpr souoe t1oo be served
ess 4nt@4eoco. 1 - ~ I @ .a =. ~ 1T - IA
1Ata'. Us o'.J ~ o~s1 ~ - 0urai uaa
yer! mucn 10 oo1so up Ana pefecs hastne7
institutions. His demise leaves very sem
sible void amo1g the city fathers. HIS house
| sciance and tha fine artg