, 1875-10-10

!: SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1U
he would SEQ that he conld mako more money b.
making his programmes loss classical. Will yos
please call bis attention to this fact that the full
est houses, botl iu Chicago AMI in New York, have
been on tnose nights when the Programmes wef.
exclusively classical? The beethoven nights
in Chicago We all remember as always full. ever.
seat being sold. In New York, Thomas waa abtt
to rettie;e the losses OF the "Eopular" night
only by an extra number OF ''c}assical" nights
which were an overwhelming success.
THE APOLLO c1un.
Ihst old and fayorite musical society, tht
Apollo Club is now in active readiness to take
the hold4 1t has been in constant practice dur
ing the summer, and the new conductor, Mr
Tonlns. has made this pr.ctice both progressive
and educational, His 1ehoarsnts have been ays
tematized 80 rs to get full work from tho Clue
without fatigue, and to do this the most rigid
discipline has been maintained. Tho rehearaals
commence promptly at Q o'clock, with full at.
tendance OF the Club Two consecutive ab.
sences4 without valid excuse arc sufficient Tea-
son for expulsion from active membership E1-
tra geLearsals are also held for individuals who
require'e1tra attention, and sub-rehearsals for
extra parts. by this system Of training rigid1y
aud persistently carried out, the Club has at
tained, report says, higher degree OF uerfec-
won 1nan II has esor feacneo before. Datng lne
vember. January. March. and Nav, No tickets
will be sold for singlo concerts, associate NOM
bers tickets alone securing admission. These
tickets have been reduced from $40 to S5, and
eg.slo que Gu an nuulsslon 20 oae tonGHi ~
reduction Of nrice in WORKING a.,rnirabv. md IA.
eociate members are pouring in very rapidly.
arrangements ase nGw penainS Win aliss Jnna
rio ,;1 j.; IT, sar;oa ~ concsrt For
tho arst concnrt ar. Andras. tho exceIlent C,n-
clnnati pianist, and Mrs. Alice Deceyee. tho
e~ees aenes1ese OF tne ncn1nEs ola-rolAs m
~ ts'e hes ndsr tra,n;n snd
ronnrt eneals hirtiv of her. Ia n foretasto Of
| tho good things the A.,oIIo has in preparation
We giro tho choEuses that will bo aupg ut tho
| first concert. They arc rs follows:
!. Double chorus from Edipus ''... .Mondesshon
2. Part aong, ' The Woodland Rose .Fischer
cSor,s ,arss of ths ts Aeena d. e1;fn iiiIn
| s. part Gong, Sailors Song "......... .Hattcn
8. Gee, Strike tho Lyre Cooke
T. Chorus, Pilgrims Chorus Wagner
xus1o Ar ST. JAMES.
The new St. James church On tho North
Side, will be thrown open to the public to-day,
and nm, tb;a cccaa;on tho musical ararc;saa
viii be- OF ,nts1nl interest.
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ING t"eitso ol +a1. t'as"o1o > fecasalS #2l1
Do hA''44 '4''7 "a 'IoA AAooA& "' 'A''' o'
The seventeenth OF Dir. Eddy's series OF organ
rccitais wilt be given next Thursday evening at
the First CONGREGATIONAL Church.
1oc,r, GOSSIP.
u..,, 1-oo, 49,. e.;..o ...
"!7s 1seAo auaoA .Aoo" W oop.auo'
has been acquitdng herself with great credit in
a concert At BelFidere.
1lr. Il. r, Palmer, formerly Of Chicago, nor OF
New York. is in the city, He has several con-
,.r+;ons m b.na throneh tho y.st
...
George =. Root is now IN New England super
aChoir aad Coucrccotion." which will shortly
ha nnnliahed ~~NS''
Mlsa hsruy, pop14 9, .n'ss Eha Mnitas'
gan @ concslt lsst THURSDAY ~ eycnns. At tho next ext
Concert Irs. L, II. Daun. q Gslosburg sonrano.
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U"hg 60 tae lllness o. MSS Miner; tne con-
tral.o, WHO was 70 nave sun: N tne 1oitheomlnS
performance ot S'co'a'n 3el1s wives OF Nind.
soe'" nlss hasle ron Nord'acen, formerly OF
th's cl1J, ana no" OF Cluc1nnatl. Will sing IN hsc
place.
Paris paper Of Sept. IS has the following
rersopa's which will bo of interest in Cbicaro.
:. Miss H. Il. G'cna' lo1 haubor8 os. aonore;
Mics jessie M; haske!'. 40 Houle7ard Aauss-
mann H. D Foehlns' 11o boale7asd aaoss-
mann.
Pratt, our composer, is in clover. Liszt has
been corrocting Ills compost ions. So elated is
le that he writes r: at Ia possible th.t classic
Leipsic nav be bored with some OF your humble |
servants .c4,u1e orchestral effort positiya is
it that il 1.-Two and am we'll, the Batlin c1itics
shall have en- opportunity OF measuring iulc- |
ment with our learned man of OF tho West.s
a5on5av .xon;nc +ha od ;,a* a vary 1,1a.s.n,
and srccessfut n1nsicaia yas piren Al tha rea |
dence Of q. T. Hawkes.. Woodland Park, by !
Misses Buckingham aud Howard, Mr. Stanley |
eno iGts. tnutssvo. ~ a1aotsy Lnurcn c1or
the he Messiah: Miss Grocter, oreanist at tha