, 1874-06-07
WEEKLY REVIEW

close. Both our eocieties,- Apol1a ~.
BeethoEen-haTe hanged their harps n,.- N.Y. y
willows Until next fall. Lucca b., oors rs4 u
gone, having given four concerts NJ 'o - n
heterogeneous character, which it is sinn,, I.es ~
tice to Say have not been altogether s,ti.t:Il ~
as they have been comprised Of .s1nrtta.s
acts from OPERAS in which We hare h.d ~.
Lucca, whom every one wished to he,, :: ~
parts other people, whom no ona cs,ed 49,,
hear. It will be Soma time before 70 ht,, ~.
again. but abe has no intention Of r.to,,.~:
Europe. She will remain in this conr.~ea
noxt year without singing, and mean,s;. -
be bus1ly engaged upon long-chahsbsd n,,.
hers, namely, the restoration Of G,-'
opera in all its glory. shs Is ~
in negotiation with Niemsnn, the great o,..''
tenor; also with Theodore Thomas, for H. ~
Of his orchestra; and, il she sucet,,. -
muster chorus 100 strong. Everything H.
favorable, she will bring out the bsss e1,.. $
German operas, including Wagners sort, ~.
It Is q long ways OF to next ye.r, 4ad t..
makes many changes- She will accounr..
great work if she revives tbs Gar:na, o1..
Maretzek. Grover. Anschultz,' Bergman ~
4tY
opera Is strewed with gTa7e-stores. Il il nsIa+
stood that Maurice Grau ia to be tha n1,n.ss .s'
but shreNder impresacios have failed in ths..
tempt. We wish Mue~ Lucca ali good IusT IS.
the outlook is not encouraging. ~
TESTIMONIAL CONCERT ~ -
The following letter addressed to Nj. Hs,s,s
the "eA'knoEn tenor singer, speaka for itsdf:
.x,.~-ont.r n;..,or r. ca1e4ao, Iaak
Tho arrfa
Of ycars witnessed tho efficient aud di4inta-.edM *
vices which you have reniered to tho nobe 81 es -
aud music, aud feeling that besides tbs hiaa ~
success which yoo have achieved, you ars entildb,
more substantial acknowledgment On TIL n1,t u.
appreciat1ng public, would respectfully srIaest II
you consent to concert to he gtTen for Yoar hen<S
Il acceptable to you, please s:a:e tina ind hox1
where such concert IL to take place. md w viii 49,
you al assistance in our power. YerY truly wmrs =
HENRY GREESEnAuA, n. =. HnBAxn.ie..
WILLIAM LEWIS, " r. KfxBi1r.
EUGENE 4, PIKE FLorH1,cE 1rru.Tn
GEORGE P. UPToS, CAE!. NOL1sasy
JOHN g. SHoRTALL, W1LLI41r Bao:s
A. G. HEs1So, W1LL14N AraAdrz
HAHs RALArKA, FRITZ FoL1z ~. :,
RoDE1T GoLpDECK,
11r. DischoH has not yet made his reafr +,
week. :: :.
sAc7ED CONCERT. :: Il i..1z--s:
The second OF the .series Of Sunday assripssn
concerts Will be given at THE Thru Uaitiniu
Church this afternoon, commencing st oaloti.
Mf. Louis .Falk will preside at tfe ctTia nd
Mrs For and the Garden: City: y:qusnaatss Nh
hare the vocal numbers :: d. -
ORGAN RECITAL. =: :; :-:-:7
Mr.. I. z. Flagler will play tho following no.
grhmme at an organ exhibition IN '4lxsntss
next Thursday evening: Z - !. 80:
s. "Conccr. Overture ,Meailsbaaa
l. Prelude and tugue IN 1etnor.. .84
s. Paraph1nse on "Lqbengrin n".......+..~... Wagco
s. Variations and fu94e In .TtsgA
{. Eackeltanz .YHyesuea
CHINESE CONCERT.
Miss Olivia Olsen, painter on porcelain, hi
arranged concert to Occur at Gernania Exl, a
Fifth avenue, on June Is, in which ths following
Wall-known singers viii appear Mra: Stacey
(soprano), Miss Ella White (contral:o). IL
Charles Smith (tenor), Mr.. S. q. Pratt furnish.
ing the piano numbers: It is expected thss VI
Burbank will also contribute some Of lis, a1oa-
lent readings. The affair, from the talent O.
gagged, promises to bo Of high order of. MsaA
and is instituted for the purpose Of iurod1cns
Hiss Olsens works to tie public. This uutond
music and China ware will be novel, to ssy As
least.
TURNER HALL.
The programme for tbs Turner Hall eoaosh1
which taked place this eTening, is as fo|loEs;~
nEes,Tal nsrs5 tensses ~
8. Erikng Transcription Tor orehezt-s. -B,As9
4. Second finale to 's TrAviata
S. Overture to "The Magic Flute o"...-.. 9:11
8. " - ts,,;s, rr
s. Potpourri from "Indigo". s4zla
9. " "Reminiscences Of Nagne9 "...........;h ;h.sa
10. "Galop Internal .Aesseo''
LINCOLN PARR. =.
Tho programme for the music at Lir*aS
H.. F-1
!. Favorite 1iarca.
5. ogeTturo @ % to L. Dams Bianche .Baatc
1. Potpourd from tho Gar and Carpenter" lorsds5
8. Waltz "ApTroa:h Of Spring saa a.s;a
T. Quartette from "RIgoletto"
s. pptpouru OF National Aira.
9. Aria from " "Ernani (soio for trombone.
Jfr. Il. Braun. r. ...
o. Waltz, Blue Danube s1s
j. Oeule A.fc4....
Mr.. G. F. Saxton, 10 we!l knoEn On ths mn,
,trel stage as Frcdc-icks, and who haa ensl1eea
10 many crowds OF people with his tire Iode|
,as quit the minstrel business entirely, and "!
hereafter devote himself to higher oEteIa II.
music. He Inns identified hlnsalf sfth ~
apollo Club, and appeared ct their LAST aons.e
lie acquisition to our munlcal talent. aaa ~
oon be no stranger in our concers-Fooms'
Tho Standard Of this city Gays:
Thoznaa c. Ropey, an houorcd student n mt Im
ersity Of Ch1cago, has been nmpeled re1uftaal9
7ithdraw from the active exercises of tho cA6kst 4
ecbls heelt, and has gone hone to BIZ Ios
t Cincinnati. He has also resigned h1e poa.4Jaa =
rganist In the University Pta"e hapist uo1 :. IN
avor Of aliss Al1ie A. B:one. whose sddfos = -.
1aEagh aTcnue. This young lady u nonofao9 ~. w.
toned In mualcal circles IN accomplished ms &.
nd pisn!st and VIII doubtie4s hu the paee ,!s- -
light laad of Nr. William Z. Eone5. tho co~8'@'>"'
aost cxceptabiT.
Mrs. Imogeue Brown, 1ato Of this city: s9sa., xas
0 have made bad failure in London ~ ~, ~,
nder the name Of Imogene OrelIi. mads scsa
u utter 6a.co at Hor 3fajesty's Opera, tonco' 1r
few weeks since, WAS Mrs. 1nogene ps.sh. p:v"h'
Tho was well kno1u in Me- York as cn1l.
niger. Hhe possessed, when hers, little u =.
nouledgo Of the true art Of singing and ~ tr.
REF period OF study in Europe, made nei W. ~,
) prima donna. The result waa only 70 w.
cen expected. Tie London Ahe"9am smede,s ;..s
lys: '3llIo. Imogene Orel!i (an 4net.. ;sh. !.
dy, we believe) appeared last TuesdsJ nigni,"
er Majeaty's Opera, md the audience "a.
.1ing and dashing TioleNa, who acted VIE T..
,unded confidence, and who ea1g VIII =. ..a
,reeable vigor. On Buch performance! -
i" ser no end TO dwell, as it is most un1l&'''
IL ever be- seen again"
DRAMATIC.
Dramatic matters have been fce.her a1o A' ~,
;ely during the week-the comnencenen' ~
at season which IL generally devoted TO 'e1.. -,
ID perspiration-tban thoy have oeeD ~ ~
,eks. All the theatres have been doing W.
bile other attractions not strictly o'"ta
re improved. This week thers Will % -
fractions at tho principal houses. eo'1