, 1874-05-24
OF the city who have not gat heard the sable

! singers. .-... ...
| NEW roEx 0Ho1R8.
| We reprint below Soma facts from long
! article on chnrch-choirs IN New YORK lily in tho
| New York Herald which will be Of interest to
church-snEc1s in. this city. As to aala1las, tho
| Herald gays:
wards uae oreantst receiving rs high ~ sa,Soo So
rrzui rec.iyc from $500 to Sl,5oo per anauEcases
~ s2OoQ T.nors saeeiva about 81, GOO pes snnusn
eontralti from 800 year upwards. bass Foice ~
st: 4Ssss fsss!1ss ss hsh
It ia considered on the hand, that high order OF
musical ability ana culture is required and On tne
othrr hand th2t the 14cbtipns require bu. onn dsys
service during the week aud no. than one nights
/ average rehearsal!
The following list Of the principal choir sing
era in that city rill bo valuable for raferonco:
Church Of ST. Thomas-organir., Mr- George ~ ~.
warren Boprano afza r. D. oulaseF; coasEalto, Mss
Iouiee Finch; TENOR Mr. fssen lfornerly OF chsca-
Rol; ha.so, u. Morawsky- ,,,.. u,,.
h1cdeachy cont1a1to Miss Anna Buckley: tsnor' Ms.
| Eug.ne Clark: tatso, Mr. Ee1nmertz.
xer eon1ae, Mss prsad tenor. E George
Simpson basso, Mr.. J. 9. Clarke.
Trinity Churclt-Chorus choir Of man md boys
Church Of The Holy Surta-osganiss, Miss Lehman
soprano. Aiss Lou3sa Thompson; TENOR Af- nao0 )
Cnarehe e1 lie Ho,y Trinity-organiat, a1r. 8. waE
rem; soprsno Nine. salvost; eontsalto, htsa David
son baszo, IL. Loust-
Cazrory ch,trea-Organist III. Moaenthal: sopr. &c.
b1ra. Thatcher: cont1sl,o, Mrs. Payne; tenor. Ar.
thatcher: ,atso, Mr. Bostvck iforsrly Of Chicago.
Tae Dr5ek cAursh-orsanist Sig: osrl Florio; ~
efafo; &: panaor'n. aois1 o@A''@D >
- TIC Taoernacie-or organi.t, M.s. chrtstopher; 20
ist; TENOR A1r. Rockwood basso, Mr. Jules LHnnossd
formerly Of Chicago)..
ZION chnreA-oEgAnis ME ,,. usosSe Sfsto" q s1ne
traito, aks Baron; tenor, Ar. borrones: oasso, LII
Dr.. chap,,,s ChurcA-soprano. Miss Tharshy: con.
t1nlto. Nina. Fr1da di Gebcle; TENOR Mr.. Tobiaa
J basso, Mr. Deyo-
s. 1 t Sseas esnEse n
II. Bernard; bassot Sig Colcst,-
St. Ann's Chureh-sonrano, hfle, corr.di; con. n
St. Francis DE- Iari<rs Church Soprano and con
trasto, tho Misse4 wernscfe; tener' siR' Ianaaro
piymoaM CHURCH {s1r Beeche1s>- -orssnist, Mr.
John ZundeI; soprano, Miss censatinS me- Lesar con. o.
trato, Mics Dunphy tenor, Mr.. J. N. Hill bassos Ar
Heury Camp.
MUSICAL PuBL1cAr1oEs-
s. Brainard's Sons, Cleveland, have just is
sued two new quaEtetcs for m5ed ns 70 yo'ffs WIT
Place NO soek," and .'sleep. 6acred Dust q
Noble Dtad," tic words BY Mrs II. B. G. slade
and tho music by james A. Murray, who is wsl
known in this city as musician -
} Theodore Thou1es Itea returned to the Centra
} Park GardepB for his regular summer season
and gave his first concert last Wednesday even
ing, Tho New York 7fi5une BAYS OF the pro
gramnaa:
The ttat and second parta contained weber's 5ubd
| iss Overture the h1alo from BcethoVen's Prone
sbeus selections from the third act OF Loheugrtn
nnnod h. Minues from Iozars ereas sas sym
phony, and tho now familiar Rhapsoale hongfo1Se
Every Of these pieces WAS received with LIVELY as
onstrsons Of pleasure except ps.h.ps sshnnt1t
I'd. Tho .electons from =. .LoaenEEin" embrace III
: .pd tue grand m u March which seeomranies tae as
| seuhNng Of the army ia the last scsne Of n
IN. most snpern thing m the evening
Moditstion Of Goanod'a is charming, tender htti
piece originally written for solo violin NTH ossnes
Park Garden certainly admirable Tho playing Ms
:. ! e1qusitely delicate and sympathedo.
n,aats is evidently to be Kept up Tonight sre
%
t nahal;" and weber's to :. Abu Hassanr" HaIgiel
4 "Trois Dan5es Alenanaes,s Aofm.nn' Hnnssfla
: by III. Dudley Duck, the andante from DectAoEsn
r Hftd symphony, SELECTIONS from the first act {
c,Tricr. Ama5ytlis,a the scherzo from Mande.
| sohns "Reformatiou Sy1nphony," and Gounod
Q overture 70 "LA Medicin NAjgre Lui-"
d IJsZT.
: Cincinnati is already getting ready for b:
. eraud musical festir1! next year. nut! bopea
g Secure the presence Of List. although the prof
:, pects ars not very encouraging, - WILL De zee
+ By the Letter published below, Theodore Ihomi
's win be the active manager, and will maae tt
+ Ae<,oud faatirai asen greater SUCCESS than til
4 first. Apropos OF tho festival TIM ftfrn.s,T'7a
J. Commercial prints the following letter fro'
List to alr. Otto Singer, tie leader Of ths Hal
rnonic Society:
t H1ouIr-EsfEEs.Ep FRIEND: Your Hrd letter r.:
fully appreciated Recatve my Tarnest thanks Al
the assurance Of my constant rsgasu anu ep ~ ~Te r.
tuai relations in Leipzig aud Ne11nar remain Ns1A
OF
day WAS speaking Of this to : very taientea youn
American pianist, Mr. Pner, who had the pleasure
Is ianoss snI be his promised 10 brn: Of yor
moro compositions. As to ths inslsalio ti
cinnati IrsjcaI Festival sorry to have to ask ye
to convey to the COMMITTEES ny shanka, ana seS.c.
.uucn too o1d to undertake snen :,ers AZ =, W.
fnlnees vii hcnceforsh le divided between feeth,
=, born Hungarian, and Ne1nar, because o. my sh1f
5cars allegiance to the Archdueal house Il sa g. sce
% nostble {or mo to attend to al my duties IL boi
theso places Permit ne, my honored frend 70 tai
this opouns o s11 t sess to 5a noT IN Xmar
y my works. which elaewhere has been much cr1clst
;. and even acorned. This appreciation encourages \
What has bacn done by Thomas in bringing out Z
oo.ttons A 5ou @ w1 M ,G q. srs hsne be,
- | esteer and assurance Of friendship,
! P1s1H, April %, 1874. LIST.
IN Tue niae Of May e1pees to 60 70 ; Eotqr A., =.
1t until tho sud of tho year. Nr. Hrer WILL aeeompa'
es me to Italy. ..
ia :. aIUsIcAL Eo7Es.
"a | Tsrnbe.lik has renewed bis old successes
the "rrophete," at Madrid
ia Tho Khediye OF Egypt IS said to have ask
70 Wagner for an ope1a on an Egyptian subject.
10 The London Hour states that signor Mongi
in dead, but does not say when OF where he die
"a Punch, advice to an amateur violinist: hath
vi than play ndne emily, wait till you Can play d'
ferentlY.
" 0rsnbach Is writing new operetta, to
ID called slfamselle Bagatello." 4 good name
~ - al his works.
Uschtel ID engaged for the fall At the Ftie
erich-Wilhe1m's Theatre, 50 that his Aueric
It tour must be postponed
b The opera season in Paris, undertaken Wit
ch | ont subsidy by n. 6trakosch, has. it Is 1umo1o
been financially unproductiTe.
~ Uende1asohn's music WAS performed ctten
"' than any other ut the recent Boston FESTIVE
I'd | Zach and Beethoven came next.
=. yito-Modesto Graziani, composer and harp!
20 tho friend OF nossini, Douizatti and Paganl
,rt died recently at Rome, sged Il.
Attic Opera Comique, n. Ambroiso Thorn
t. | carly and almost disowned bant'inR, "Gllo
Gulosn," is having great success-