The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-26
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FRIDAY. JUNE 26, 1874
Music AND TEE DRAMA.
The Coming Acknowledgements and
Promises.

The presence of Max Strakosch in the
city on Saturday was reminder that
he as well as the host of managers all over
the country are busy preparing for the com
ing season, when, it is fondy hoped, there
there will be no panic Mr. Strakosch has
not vet decided whether he will go to Eu-
rope during the vacation, or remain quietly
on his farm. The composition of his troupe
has already been announced, but there is
a strong probability that Nilsson and Cam
panini will be added to it, The chorus and
orchestra will be even stronger than last
year. Among the operas to be produced
in grand style are "Rienzi," "Fidelio,"
"Romeo and Juliet" "Don Carlos" and
others. Another event of great Interest
will be the production of Verbs Funeral
Mass for Manzoni, which has been sung at
Milan, and is pronounced one of the most
impressive compositions ever heard. Sig
nor Muzio, who is now in Europe, will
bring the score of this composition on his
return. This mass was produced at St.
Marks church, Milan, by chorus recruit
ed from the best singers, and four of the
most celebrated artists of Italy were the
soloists. The work consisted of seven diff
lection of musical writing. There is little
news yet about the other companies. Miss
Kellogg will be in the field again. and has
filled a most important position by the en-
gagemcnt of William Castle. The Oates
troupe will be strengthened very much and
the company enlarged Mr.. John Howson
has been engaged in place of Mr.. Crane.
The company appear at the Boston early
in the fall. The great attraction in the
musical world besides the opera will be the
six symphony concerts to be given at Mu-
sic Hall by Mr.. Theodore Thomas on the
Wednesday evenings, October 2S, Novem-
Der IL, December . December 80, Jan
lures of these concerts will be the perfor-
nance of Beethoven's Choral Symphony.
The programme will be rich in the master
nieces of the crnat comnosars Tho sinh.
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