, 1874-08-09

Lau4ou, A4to. Ilallo NAG, anu N1l- Duboucuet
De Beer, Genot, Guyot, and Leonard, MI o
whom have acquired local fame in Pnras aud th
| Provinces
1t is not sufficiently settled what our miscel
ianeuus concert scason Will produce. to spea]
venture with Di Murnka. LoYy (co7uet), aud VII
helnI, tho great viollniSt who contests the palm
with Joachim. :. );
Il IL altogether probable, also, taat We ma,
have some oratoElo performances By the mem
befs OF tho EnBllsh-opere troupe The manage
mont Is favorable to Buch In arrangement, ant
il he meets with sufficient encouragement o,1,
home singers aro rs4ly to take hold Of the cho.
rus work. 81 f..
TIE vohwA113' runSm HALL. .coxcEn7.
The following is tie prosrauula Of tho con.
cert to be given at tho Furnarts Turner Hall
this aveeing, by. Vaas l. Honnnnns Band:
]. Ros Uoudssnt March s.Eitp1
| Light Cavalry" overture. .Suppe
1a,s orets Cen notpoarri.. Dethe
s. otsFale ] to po:o1ut1 a1neco f5eson TaeS
g. fSa.taaie on !. Polinto .Doninutti
3. t.Fest Overture u. .nuaY1nsnn
9. Pot1,ouru fro,a - Ii Gtana as............B B.Ho
| 4p' A1ae3p o1op FAUST
TURNER, HALL.
The programme uf the concert ut the EortI,
I Side Turner Hall this evening is as follows:
! i. Marc1l-popourri. GuneIe
2, Overture 70 Obe4nn C. IT, ron woi,er
aias,s tt,+, 70 ,fa Msnani Verdi
6. Sortu1ne, Irc1a Midsummer Nights ''&~--
= Funtase 1mmor, -. HrIfurth
g. Overture to :. Massalielo :: :Arber
g. polouIEi from - On BAIo Maschera =, .Unger
H. Quat.rile- Conference .ktler Bela
NCsrch PUBLICATIONS.
We hare received from MeGsrn. Chanl1cr j.
CurtiHs, musc-nubllshers. 262 State etreet. the
following Of tier iatest iEsueB: ''On the Banks
Of tho Beautiful Rock River. waltz, by D. S.
Mccosh "Deag Letters from Home" Come
and Sit by Nc Dear Mother" "OnIy Say Ycs,"
''Sunehine On the Heart" "Ssars Of the Mid
night" t'W'ou't You Bay Ny Pretty Flowers"
s!x songs By S+. George " v. r' rsarsey; i We Shall
by S. VI: stfaub; Come Away. Come Away"
song aud chorus by T. 4. Won Weller; .Lifo
], Ct us Cherish r'altzes," by Strauss; ''7Iappy
Far inner" and :. First sorrow, by 5rllu1narn- We
nianti," BY Egghard; =" Dancing leaves" by
Mattel; aud .Serenade" by Mrs. c. l., Sew
erus, OF tins city TAa Latter soug Is tho tirrt Of
series Of Six b. Mrs. seayerns, which will be
aud will be issued III rapid Succession BY Measrs.
Chandler j. Curtiss. The Il Serenade " is ono OF
tho best of Mra. SIS compositions, and is MARKED
by tenuerncss tlla tuiet beauty whict. are ad-
nHaLly characteristic Of the modest little flower
whose MANS it beara The series, when COM
plcted, Will form charming addition to every
homo repertoire, aud villa aud TO Mrs. Sea,e1ns'
reputation as eong-writer.
We are indebted TO hees.s. s. Brainard's Sons
Cleveland fur the following new music: :. Part
1uE Ode" (solo, duet, and chorus). BY J. Harry
:. merry Thoughts Kedoua," By H. Aaylatn !;
:. " Ny Angel Mother" b2llad, BY J. y. Miller
Jones ' :; ..Iitsle Mand's Nj. Wsltz" bv SsiH vii i.
Sseplene; "Sylyan Polka by 7. Brichcr
Breezes Mazurht," .by A1olph pierdncr; Tho
Wonderful Fiear song By S. A. Jewett; t'Ihou
Root; and ''scencs in the Tyro1," d pastoral
for piano. by 7. B1icher-,,
Tic Soalg Messenger for August has made its
appearance under the auspices Of the new Or
gaulyation which has been perfected, styled the
1:oot l. Sons Music Company. Although mua;c
il dull and the musicians are away. the Messenger
for the month is 4 very Interesting number. ; |
We are indebted 10 the publishers. CO.. Whit
ney l.. Co., for tho july number Of ihoir Song |!
JOURNAL contalping an excellent collection botn
OF editorial aud miscellaneous musical matter.
: 4 lew biography Of Franz Schubert, the COM /
poser, has been published at D4rlin by Herr
Reiss,nnn. It is stated to contain many interest,"
ing reul!nBcences Of tie great musician. fur |
nisacd By some Of his friends who are still
living
EosSoy sISGEKs.
Some tinlo ago We printed solae facts relative
to the cloirs Of New York, salulc5 OF BingeIs,
etc. No now give. as matter Of genera: utter
ISL, Some facts leleh7e to tho Boston singers.
of this city. He says:
We have n+nong our sopranos, aIrr. Ju1in Houston !
Htst, Mrs. H. ~ Smith, Mrs. J. II. Osgool, Miss
Clara Dora md Miss Clara Schels who each receive
4 ,DoO or El;2u Per Ennurn- The ncxt part in in-
ortuce l. the tcnut anu among tho best OF tlcse are
dessrs. teorge L. D:good, i. T. Thatcher, Charles
itz and " J. Winrh, Mt salaries ranging fro1n $40
1 ,Uca the first th1sc gentlemen nhned holding what
" s snG 5nS
Aura T. Darr., Aks II. +. Sawyer, Airs. Coolidge {neo
iyau), and Mrs. J. F. Winch. OF the bsses may bs
mentioned Messrf. "A. c. RYDER J. II. Winch, j. F.
,u<lolphseu D. +. Spencer, Henry N Aiken, aud L.
). Darnabce Nj IL " Whitney i omitted frcm tho f.
bccsuse he is II Present unaee no rrsular cnga9e
urk going froau here every week ut ealary Of e. 0
nd expenses. The music Of that church vas then
u1porteI bt Tho Iera1ity Of Eufus na:ch ESD, WHO
gsneru}ay r.:dcratood to have contributed $1,000
0f or.nste, Mr. Dadey Buck is understood toIe.d
others in tlss ei.y in tEc pcin: u remuneration,
! $50 being ua,nel as HE salary paid him by Tie
a,axannt Caurth. Other organiss of thousand-
olar quotation ere afossrs. J. K. Paine, John II.
uffs, T. j. Lang. ard Eugene Thaycr.
i must not bs s. fof granted that these are tho
My really drst-class musicians we have. but rather
uence have piacea them IN positions that others
hight hold witt equal acccltabhy were t!1cy IN their
ae* Then, agsin. tie ktandasl eplarsnuy set up
bs church, and, possible, secure tho tnellt that
suircs tue most money, aud an not sure but the
,lieve that singer most valuable whom they
erstood to RECEIVE the mos: money and tnat Is not
g.: 8. MusIC-TEACuERs IN x1I4AN.
Tie Milan correspondent Of tile Cincinnati q
dzctte gives some interesting facts concerning :,
ukicaI instruction IN thst pa1ndEe of teachers,
nong tho following:
The following list of the principal teachers here with
cir prices, may prove Of raine tos1e one tntending
studs in aNi4n. +. \
francs. &
aestro Lanape1ti