, 1875-06-06

dies away in the scarce audible notes Of the harp
BRIDE" whom sieuTt<a supposes to 10 aaleep. us
cries again ''Thy walker comes!" And now the
horns give the gaop ct the fiery horse. At last ia
sic renders all the hiss AMI tenderness Of dying in
her smile. This waA sung by H!erlanu, and the Au-
dencc iuai5te1 upon its repetition. 1t w1s followed
By marvellous funeral narch, picturing tho bearing
OF the dead conqneror to his rest. Here Wagner 3
as grand, IS tender os melodoas, as shytnllcal,
comprehensive, and spiritual rs is Beethoven him.
self. k;rxnA,i&e,s lament Is little too much .pun
out, and is great strain upon the voice; but Frau
Aaterna gave it all Its sweetness aud power Size rc-
rNdads one Of Parepa Roas. The concert TIL
uLnlh for Wagner. All the uohcst and best in society
and art were there His counten2ncb warmed La
received tue vociferous paudi1s. which he divided in
the most courteous With the singers. In lead
Ing, Wagner has tho quiet energy Of perfect sefcon-
msnd look. finger, tells upon tue orchestra, and
hts baton SEEMS to have magnetic power, and to
SWAY III Performers and Instruments with liB own
nerveforce ah1 EXPRESSION
MIss JULIA RIVE.
The Cincinnati Gazette Of the 3oth says:
Pikeh Operz-Houss filled last night with brill
iant audience to welcome Miss Julia Rive, aftes her
brilliant SUCCESS III New York and elsewhere. It was q
splendid ovation to Cincinnati artist by her friends
and nclulntauces and by thoss who have interest
In her pianist Of than ordinary ability. 1t
is pleasant abia record that thu lule!,ce wus
obiged ~ ind ita. indebted to the pianist before tie
concert clossd There was revelation Of ability OF
extraordinary musical power, such as to make al feel
tAht they were In the presence Of great artist aud
though their pres=nee appreciated highly cum-
1nsnt.ry. yet what they e1Ts waa much Less than
aeeount WA On nc debtor Tide. Alss Rive
rram1ss. she hna 10 less :han four Numbers ont Of
The ion, and she twice responded to encores:, She
ptayea y Ga4ps Rsp as4e 5so py
Beothoven's Eighth symphony; waltz by Tsusig,
ard, with Mr. Henry &. Andres, rondo for two
~ Iahor T 70 ba Tnsraten for one nrht It was ali
faithfully done aud more, aud the last lost
OF the vixos that marked tho first. Aiss Rye does
Her aret nnn1lrr tha Sch,h.-t r~Larzo and ft.zt,s
campauela, rave fair exhibition Of her wouderful
manner Of playing. In botn bat especially in the
scher, were passages Of revcrte IN which she seemed
to delight In these the f'aho under nef touch, be-
N,S,a n ha 80 a,
~ .eia :,a tninsss ;nto 1 9.,,tsaa
tines HAIL CONC from her touch. Sue sits rs If ens
wero composing her eyes fixed on the keyboard .nd
her mind apparently deeply abso-bed in tho work be-
!oro hss ana the nasfc II rFoouced II 1t "ese her
o"n thoaghs'
THE i,, hh" ioAA eAho4Ss.
Mr.. Thomas still continues to attract large
houses to Central Park Garden. his orchestra
having 1ost nothing Of that n,aenetic poyer that
h.s -1sosa i tha hrst in An,e,;ca Tha ma
aA' p1~.eo ~ >.s =. -. +a,,sII;
selections: Overture ''Nourmahal," spontini;
schsrzo, Reformation ~ symphony, Mendels-
.ob, no{1-s nazurka - Fin Hcrz und Elm Sim
49, ,,at.. eobnaI1 :. 77ntar Donnar md R,itz n
aNo Po'>'' eNloo'' os.A 49, -
etF@oss; ae'ee''o1s ntes aeI ;, honeosl.u' ".s
promptu in minor. op 8, Schubert; ballet mu-
sic g Ron,ao nd 1u,et Gounod r,anso3,e
49, :u.4 80. {. na..,e-.
no1s'ote7, ~ = IL =, L.'H' "A'%' tu4e17
Moments de Nonheur, helaf be'a; enter actes'
Merchant OF Venice" Muhllorfer overture,
~, Harry Wives Of Windsor" NicoIai, As may
IN eaan +,ara ,r.p po,,a,v .nonot of a,hoo,a md
w. as' -, ~ ;t..a.t rr,,a t.,tns~
styles o1 mus'c 70 lnts.est .lsy one. Aue tau.
t.c measures ot 14szt anu huntoste,s sont:
WIN .1e 1oteas nsN'n seoeo VI s ouu
aeu.sn. =. +l,n1s W. S;de -naran foT t,a
~ otsaSs ;nSie Saa ~ Nv" raaaet ~ ~
,n.. ,,s,cen.ho stgna ~ ia va,ne ~
constant rehosrsals and implicit obedience to
tho baton Of its talented conductor.-i3e,o York
herald
This evening P. s Gilmore, the Boston Jubilee
man. will give an inauguration concert at his
new garden Gate baznums alppodrome), con-
oncslng mlAtaf5 oanu OF oee nuuo1e9 pg1lo!m p9:a
DTS. !ne prag'atnD u ~ tollo~e i. goqioA@
torg-Nssional ar 10 o1*1 op1nsAe1 1an-
ne1. overture uoefon, "eo"e; .. tou-
~, s,aa ., 1aae., MnnsrhaAr ;ntraa1,c;,r
49, ~ 1rhnclla Kao-} .ud T,ntsrh 4 Over
t,,r, ::ronn1.snser" Narner. & Solo for cor-
nar - The Carnival" Pacanfni. introducing the
nost dif;cnIt 7ariations Iuew) ever written on
th;a faynrite theme for the cornet, performed by
liz. Il, Arbuek1e. 8. Coucert Waltz, "Wieuer
Wald," Strauss .: Grand fantasls. ~ Fro
feta," Mcyerbeer- =. Potpourn, la fine Do
blno. Augot," Lecocq. ~. song. ~ Merry
Bitda," Gumbort. II. March, dii1nore. Ihe
band has been hard At work 10: months upon
this programme aud hr. Gunore proposes to
ec!tpse eteu 1oa 4s'lous e3.Aloo 4'opAini'IA1po
oanu: "a n,oI,o hx hoa m sonsl IN
Eus n ~ :" cta+,s. f"nnta;ne ~ ;nmensa cstar-
- ~ ra., r~s,aT f7nwar hcas shady oroyas and
~. =. tt an.;n9a o-a nn,tsd p +h;a vaor.
-, sarts, ~ ~ a.do, rJan ;" a;e,a yark prraii
0oA'oA s1A0''''
Mscs114 re- -: G1.
II IL snnouneea sos. L. t 80 o.
4. Eat,su Wal.v W. A1o'''
=, la. h.a, f,,c,n5 x~h;c,, ia
q new quartet nHo % oseu .oAn9o, ~ "uAen ,,te -
one OF sho pest liae 410s ~ r. ~ q Tasaaea
organized N t1lo : 1a11a G - ~
IS TENOR ano NJ =. taoo!pssen osss1 1oe
names OF soe otset ast's17 WILL appear S1ofS&''
Mrs. Moulton, the singer, has been AZ great a |
star this wiuter in the Qurinal circles ae she Was
ia tbs St. Cloud ae1- Her luscious, enhancing |
voice. according 70 rome eos1respoaoens Hno
torms her y o21entAns n*oo4ot's@ o~3
everyone
N. Maurice Strakosch has been unable To |
SECURE the services Of bic aister-in-saw, Madame
Adeins Patti, for the Italian Opera ia Paris, |
y ahich he is again to direct next winter, % the |
~ - J.; ....roa 6,ut for AZ pntaref14rc md I