, 1874-12-13

| This musical direction of tho corcer
will be divided be.ween Mr.. Pratt aad h1r
Hans BAlatka. The programme has abroad.
| boen printed in TIE TRIBUNE in detail, md com
prises Mr.. pratt's symphony, which was givc1
last winter for tho frDt time his march fo
| orchestra nud tho overture and ten numbars
from bis opera 'Artonio and LneS" the librotte
story: Of 'Dr. Antonio" The ladios who hart
the management OF the concert are working
vigorously to mako thcir part Of it SUCCESS, auc
arc receiving degree OF encouragement which
Indicates tha: the FoupGlings' Homo will receive
very handsome bepaGt
Tue COLLEGE OF MUSIC so1REEs
Tho third soiroe of the College Of Music takes
| place at the college parlors on Monday evening
tha 1Ath inst, wath the following Yery attractive
programme:
1.' aase. t;ecu51isi aad Tar;tian.. .''''
2. Vocal duet-"Cheerfulness .Gunnbe11
Mise. Young and Ha:lett. :.
0n'ts a'1 sas Pane ;ost, 1na saa IT, Haaa1an
Nachtgenang with violin .Hauptnnanu
. A'ss II: w. Hoit1. ,,,.,-
A0na' 'epf''siS5s a5s. #: T;:d aocd: A'n'esS0n1
'HeA'sn Hath sAsa .l tt Tsai id;:: kuecken
l. f'''na's' no. iii: clara u";dos1: 'Aa*7'
a. p0't Tho" f';ftsj: r. T. r ia.;:a 'a's'*'
>: n0ndo for piano ard violin DO Bertot
Rat n,. IL t5s TsftsS Ts5a ra w. ns"aY
Hrs. J. &. Long.
D. ia source liz: zaia Goodman. ham'n'h.'
S''' 'G as:e, iss Fesa aad Era aa1aoex Ao'"
In addition to tho aboTo soiree, Mr. Ziegfcld
uary, which will bs both unique and attractive
from tho nayoltT oil tho programme, the inesru-
mental features Of which will bu us follows:
A.ss Kate Daus.
~ ~ ' lis: Xeitie Rooerts '''' ''@'A
. A'u'' lis: ciara uardoet 'A's<'
Miss Louise .s;agcr
g. Esuda... .c!eu1entt
- Xr. Louis otsier,e: ''@A'Se''
@. Etudc1 .Hau3elt
Hiss Ka.e Udrts aud Nr- Oesier{c.
Tho vocal selections for this programme will
be exclusively from Schubert.
+. ITALIAN OPERA.
The first courier of the approaching season Of
italian opera in this city has arrived il tho shape
Max Stra1oscll, .boaring for its vignetto the
handsome and youthful faco Of the prinla donna,
Mile. Emma Abapi, Il contains Ilttlo not al
ready known to the musical public; but. for the
sake Of rafseahiny tho memories OF opera-goers.
VIC produce the list ct the prominent art
Emma Ahani, *.tha bright particular star; !"
Signora Tittorla Potentlni, prinla donna dva-
naatled Ml1o. Marie Hai1bron: allie. Dona@io
Mile. Alice Mares', who was here last winter
Miss Annle Louise Cary, contral-o; 6!gror
da,1o carpi, who is c1assed a q tcnore di seati-
nlento e torza, happy union; Signor Debassini.
light tenor; 8ignor Benfrate]i 6ignor Del
Puonte, the favqEite baritone Of last winter;
sl:nor TaSliapotra. baritone :; Si1nor Fioriui.
prima basso and Siguor Scalara, secont1o
tasso. The conductor is sisnor aluzio.
and Mr. Behrens is his assistant The
manifesto is Of course redundant End danaboyaut
in rha matter Of repertoire, but ITO would rather
walt littla thao make any announcements. The
Boston, after which i: will take some money and
so West. commencing its two weoks season in
this city at McVicser's Theatre. Jan. 49,
MUSICAL GOSSIP.
Tho Philharmonic Club, OF Boston, headed by
Listemann, proposes to come hero in January.
The Richings Troupe of Old Folks will be hero
in January, ululer the auspices OF Mcssss. Car
pentor j. Sheldon.
Tho now organ "a Steer Turner) for tho
Trinity Methodist Church has arrived, and is now
being set up.
We understand TIM. Yrs. o. T. johnson, tho
fsVorl:e contrnlto, has resigned her position in
Grace Church choir.
Another musical society is in prograsH OF
organization in this cltv, to be composed Of
mixed voices. Ru1nor assigna Prof. Carl Berg
stein, the well-kuown teacher and badeo. as its
conductor.
There will be rarlor concert at tue residsncs
Of Mrs. J. G. Goodrich, No. - Park ayouuo, on
Tucsdly evening. Dec. Is. The uasisic wil be
furnished by quartette club, Miss Cara D;ckin-
SOD, Mr. Meyers, and Mr. Louis Fnla-
An organ concert will bo given ut the First
Presby y.erian Chu-ch, corner Of Indiana avenue
End Twentr-lrst stroot, on sfonIay evening, the
14th inst. for tho benefit Of the read,nS-roon st
the Railroad Mission and tho church Sunday
school.
Hiss Kate Tobin, Of this city, will give n review
concert by her pupils, assisted by some eminent
professional talent. at Union Park Congrega-
iional Church. on the syonipg Of Dec. a. The
proceeds vii be for tho bauott OF tho Found
lngs' Home.
. 4 concert rill be given on Thursday evening
Of this wcclf Ut the Good Samaritan Home, cor
nor Of Mencmince and Hammond streets, for the
bonett Of that institution, in which the Missss
iron, and Apfo], and 3lessrs. Dtach, Conrad.
aud Wacker, will take part in very pleasing
programme.
Tho Album of the Chicago College Of Music.
which is now in press, will 10 out during the
latter part Of the present week. The advance
sheets show that it will bo q model OF beauty as
10 workmanship. The original music. written
for it by nearly ali tho modern German COM
posers, will make it eagerly sought for by musi-
eiauB. A new quartette written for it by Abt
end just received, will be included in the work.
AS 9 holiday gift, 1t is both elegant and unique.
Quite an attractive programme has been un-
1erlined for tho music at the Church Of the Mes
.iah to-day, including for the morning tho
Chopin Noc:urue in F sharp for organ yolun-
tary; OWENS '' Hear U.s. O Father; Southard's
s. Have Meroy"; and tho "Frayer," from ''6tra- |
della" by Miss Kellner; for evening, Rossipi's
IL 'Quis ees Homo. by Misses Haskell and Kcll-
aer; q selection from Nercadanto's To Deum;"
ind 1T Is Enough" from "EljRh," By Mr. |
ioolwilie. |
The class Of History and Literature Of Music |
met for the FIRST time at Goldbecks Consarva- ]
DRY Of Music. Saturday, Dec. 5. The class has
oson increasing rapidly, and new one ia already