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ously to nlusic by tho amateur talent Of the city
which has taken advantage Of the close Of the oper
season to present it's claims once more. On Tues
day evening Mr. Louis Falk gave rery pleas
ant concert at the Union Park Congregations
| Church On Wednesday evening tho College O
| Music gave its first soiree OF the season, tht
! College being crowded to orerdoWing. The mu
sical features Of the evening wore eutlrelg suc
cessful, and gave great satisfaction to the 1arRt
audience in attendance. The next solree will be
given Nov, IL, upon which occasion the follow.
ing, among other pieces. will be given: Due
symphonique." for two pixnos, by Lefehure'
Wely; fantasie, BY Mozart; "Lutzow' 8
Wild Hunt" for TWO pianos, By Hitler; romance
for piano and violin by Joachim and sonata
for piano and violin by schumsnn. It ia the in
tention OF alr. Ziegfsld, the manager, also to
give soirco 1t which only etudes by Henselt,
Bach, Killer, Handel, Clement, and others. will
bv given, which will be an unusually interesting
occasion, and public concert, the instrumental
numbers at which will be Hummels 4 minor
concerto, coucertos by Durgmul1er and Reincka
and Meudelssohns Capriccio Brillsnte," all
with orchestral accompaniment. It will be no
tced from this bare outline that the programmes
for this season will even surpass thoso OF last
season in excellence. On Friday evening
the Beethoven Society gave ita first
reunion of the season, st its tooms, = notice Of
which will be found elsewhere. On Saturday
evening, Nr. Goldbecs, assisted by pupils Of the
soiree, at which some new music Of his own
composition vas produced. 4 moro detailed
notice will appear on Monday.
THE Dr NUnsKA TROUPE.
The next notable musical event will be the
season OF tho lima di Murska concert COM
pany. which will embrace three concerts at Nc
Cormick's Hall, Nov. 1G and Is, and matinee
on the 2lst. The troupe is very strong one.
lima dl Murska. the remarkable vocalist, whom
We missed hearing last winter owing to the
Maretzek, ia at the head Of the troupe. Her
great repertoire and her almost phenomenal
poxers Of execution have placed her IL the trout
rank Of lyric artists, and her debut iu
Chicago may therefore, be looked forward to
as marked event in tho musical experiences Of
the season. The pinn.st Of the troupe Is Teresa
Carresso. who has already established herself
here as . favor1te ny her fuo playing in the
Patti-Mario concerts, or Ferranti, the buffo
singer. who made his debut in Chicago with the
first Pa{epa concert troupe, We need not speak,
~ all c6ncert-eoers will remember him plessnra-
bly,. and give him u co.dlsl welcome. Eau1rat,
the violinlst, also hero With the Patti-1Iario
troupe, and proved himself one Of the most
ment. The cellist, Gaetano Brasa. is q new
conner, but his tame, both Is situoso aud COM
poser, has preceded him. be Was pupil of
Mercadaoto, and will play several Of his own
compositions. The tenor OF the Troupe is Mr..
aabemann, who has appeared here many times
IN German opera, and Edward Harzo the ACCOM-
pan1st. is the musical director OF the troupe.
With such a strong combination u this the
troupe ought to do a good business.
TuRSER-uALL-
The following is tha p1 ogramme for The Turn
eE-Hall concert this afternoon
l. March, Ods4n n w,;pr,e4.n
= Overture to '' Yelrs Riessiger
o1sr.urs @ to Eamond ho1sa vsr1
5. hon,anzo from - L'Eclair," duo for
morn ahd at.1s aas. W3a1d Eo;,, 'HaleTy
e. And2ute aud s!hurzo from tue sym-
p1ouy In d minor. -Schumaun !
7. Fansa@1e-" savoy.rd,s Dream Lu,nbye |
q Posrourrd-' The Musical Stock COM
.. watt. Blue D;nn6e s'laues
TO- QGAdrlle-" Conferences Keler Bela
MUSICAL GOSSIP.
Alr. Edward G. Newell who ia so we'll known
tie musical circles Of The city, and las been so
ong connected with tho firm Of EImpra J. Co..
las now associated himself With the firm oi
Root Lewis, 156 State street, where hs will |
Ie1eafter be E" 1t home to his friends.
Messrs. Chandler & Curttss are busily st
fork upon the musical ASS. from the European
'olege OF Music.
|
hurch choir, las been secured for the Trinity
hurch choir.
Nr. Caristoph Hasenphlug has been ap-
ointed Professor of German IN the Chicaeo
;oliege Of Music.
Mr. Mathews played an organ concert last |
7eduesday evening III the First UniversaI,st
hufch IL Aurora to good audience. Toe pro- |
ra1nme embraced Bach's Great Fugue in 4
inor, Hapdels Concerto in tlat anu g num- |
E1jnnfnnH r Cy,i+4 %|,a =
easing tenor singer Of Plymouth Church, who [
several songs. Was an important cle-
ent In the attractions of the evening.
The Beethoven Society inaugurated its "series E
monthly musical reunions" intanded more =
pecially tor its active memoers at its rooms, | t
ening, With the following admirable pro-
amme: Trio in E fat major, SCHUBERT (Messrs G.
olfsohD, Lewis, and EichelEn) duo, soprano q
ID baritone, from 81 ''K.lsns Of Athens" Bee T
ss Ha1ss heY5 PI,a and H. g Sns!
pan); third ballad, Chopin (Mra. F1ank): THO ii
female voices, schumann Mrs. Farwell, Mrs. il
imam, and Mrs, Johnson); song, "The Mist "
d the Rain, Sullivan (alr. Charles T. Koot): II
'dante aud scherzo-plano and violin, from lie
vate, by Gade-{Miss 1neersoN and Mr.. -,
wis) aria for soprano with v1ofoncelio obi1- =
to, Bach (aliss lewis); duo, violoncello and | G
no. "6onRs Without Words," Mendelssohn p
essrs. Eicheim and Wo'fsohn); song, Ii
/
j: and duo Tor two p.anos, LA Belle 81
seIdis," BY Reinecke, (alrs. Frank and Mr. c.
fsohn). which WAS substituted for ths Meu-. G:
ssolu Concerto which wcs to have been PLAYED | T
Miss Roberts, who was unayoidedly abseut
n the CITY, The private character OF the en- =.
.ainment, as we'll, indeed, as the manner in -;
ch the music was generally rendered does not ~.
for criticism. The rendering OF the trio DTS ~;
performance here, VIC belisve) was extreme :. y.
creditable, and the composition, which IS a
ore, with possibly tendency to
much amphfcation. WAS well received. We We
q never tetore heard ar. Lewis to so good pe
antage. new and very superior instrument, to
ch he has lately acquired illustrating the dis Isl
antages under ahich he has heretofore labor do
Miss lngersol furnished IN admirable ac- ,
pauiment in the Gads Sonata. and the vocal | M
ctions we're veil done, notably so Mrs. John ~, o
siuginG OF the, Schubert Song. Nr. Ecbeiu1's liz
ing OF the 11endelssohn Sou. without Words ,1 1o1
markedly very NICE execution, and ex- sDf
.nt tone and style. ~0'
MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS.
10 Tox Iumdaa for November ia 4 yery in b
sting number. its table Of contents iuclud- hae
four editorial articles: "One War to Do wo1
- An Admirable Church Organ'' t Sunday var
'ol Song" aud ''Ths Serena1or; I" the con con
on Of Mr. Barnard's pleasant story, '.Ca- acc
j. A Tale OF the Violin ;' aud the following A
llent muHlcal selections: Day of htona | ha