, 1875-03-14

, which were enco:od, aud III. Schultze and II
ScbwarZ {baeB) also had solo NUMBERS Id
Echheinn added much 20 ths ea3oylo|cness o
tue concert with big excellent cello pla3ing. hi
number being fantastic On themes from s'Ttoys
tore" The congregation OF Trinity, with suct,
| gem Of church, 80 admirab1o in it, proportions
| 70 graceful and elegant in its ailornmcnts, HI
20 perfectly harmonious in it's b!endiags OF colo
md outline, with their handsome and et7ccsly
organ, ought TO bo contented With the result 0
| their long laborB.
! Tn Ihursday evooinE, = concert was given Il
the plymouth Congregational Church, under th
auspices OF the Young people uf the Society. Il
n1d OF the furnishing fund 0; the new church ed
lice, now rapidly approaching completion. Til
young lady ama.eurB who appeared were aaaistet
by the church choir (Nrs. E. o. Seymour Mrs
! S. Z. Upton, Mr. Charles Smith. and Mr. Franz
Dowenl and also by lur. s. &. Pratt, who Off
ciatea at the organ aad piano. both IN so!os aod
celient one, embracing the ''Alpins Echo quar-
tette by the choir; Lysberg'a ''Fauat fantasie
] for four bands, played by Misses Liz1io Foster
| and Emma Stiles, two young amateurs who ap-
peared for the first time. wo belieTe. before On
] itahle nervousness on such occasions, acquit-
ted themselves very creditably; Al,l-
lard's "Lcpgipg" by Miss Ettie Bar
! RE, young soprano, who possesses a
voice OF fine natural quality and moro than ordi
nary strength and volume. advantages, however,
which have not Jet been directed A,ight; Nico-
lai's duet, Evening" bv HRS. Seymour and
Mr: Bowen, accompaniment BY Mrs. Bowen !;
Now Sleep NY Hears Contented," i" 3 most e1-
quisito SETTING OF Rucke:t's poem BY Mr. Glea-
destined to become grent fayorite,. sung by
Mra. 8. E. Upton; Milard's ''Watchins," by
Mr. Charles Smith, ono Of the best OF our local
tenors; Sulllvan's serenade, "Sleep, NY Love,
and aeurion's 'Deux Languages" sung by
Mra. Seymour, the soprano OF the choir, with
admirable taste, both aB to the expression aad
foelng Of the numbers aud purity aud finish of
style; "Out on tho Rocks Where the Iide is
Los" BY Mr. Bowen, who roplied to his encore
Wlth T,.s aIhe Groves IT, Of arney"; cholau'a
ing Of Chopin's music has alraady be-
come pleasantly fsuliar to concert nudierces
in thf6 city; CurschmAnn'a beautiful trio, sad
dio" (Dfra. Seymour. Mrs. Upton, and Mr.
smith} and nendelssohns "Rondo Capr1ccioso,"
played by Miss Maggie Harris, an amateur, who
IS new to concert audiences. but who should be
heard more frequently in future. It is pleasant
to record such 40 uncquivocal SUCCESS Tor M anna
teur. She displays aleaady power and clear
ness Of touch, cleaDness OF execution. finish
reading her scores, which arc superior to many
who fsoquently appear IN our concert~rooms and
lay claim TO the term ''professloual The cnn-
cert VAS in nearly all RESPECTS ! very enjoyable
on0.
On Friday afternoon, Mr. Pratt ravo one Of bis |
snjoynblo piano reciGa!s at Raea's Temple OF |
Aus1o. HIS programme was oxcelfently chosen, /
Chopin, Schumanp. FieId (wnoso |
music ID not given in our conczrt-roons nearly |
10 often as it ought to be), and Gottschalk. !
sranz's 20. Wort Thou in the Cauld Blast" aud
siasuti's ''I Love My Love-" lIr. Wolfsohn'a
'chunnnn recital. being the first of his series Of
IN. came ton late in the week for no.ica at llis
l@e' Iee preEEsTmo ..Es embraced tho PapI-
fantasies, op. r." Hiss Josslca Haskell s.rs
ae eight songs in tho Cycl,,s d" Wonaaa'a Loye
I'D Life" These rocitalo viii be givcn eysry
aturt!ay afternoon At the rooms Of tho Beettp-
en- Society.
TEE sCHUaIAyv EEc1-lLs. |
The second Of Mr. Carl Wolfaohn's series Of |
chsnaanns reo;tals will bo gwen next Saturday
ftcruoou at tho Beethoven Society 1ooms, with |
"a following programme:
chi!dhood s!aiis sssnes, IT. or. Is.
{YaldosgsspSaeca.
Songs | lgesia: ya9a :!t S;ss u: : Flower: |,
Humoresqro, ep. o.
Tho Anaran:h 0pera Club organized for
nateuE dramatic and musical purposes, gayo I
e. opera OF :" Ciudcrslia" By Rossini, On {
odneeday and Thursday evenings Of the past
csl, in the Union Park new Church Temple. | I
DO parts wero taken by S.ra. F1eenao, Mrs. Z
sherman, the Misses Linda Mathews, Je.eie | .
atheus. amy hathow-, Nelo Mathews, | d
ossrs. Freeman, Thompson, ;;ilathaws, Root, a
atornnan, Morcy, aod Mason. Tho represeuta- t
~ vas gres: success. and nc learn Gao Club u
3 been invited to repeat it in other places. .
here all have done thcir parts 50 we'll, i: il /.
hoalt to pariieulsrizs. Tls acting Of Miss G
aIne"s (Pez3,o), Mrs. Waterman Kiss Jessie i
sthews, aod Messrs. freeman, Root, and n
'ou,Fson; also tho singing Of Mrs. Frcemnn '
bo commended. AIRS. L. Mathews singing Of | a,
10 soos - Embarrassment (introducedJ; D.
duo Lift Thine Eyes," BY Mrs. Freeman G
Amy Matthew's; the quintette "'Mltst a
nbts =. &c Gsonfnsios," r[s b Messra. Thompson
tbe"s; and tho quazto:te '' Grant lie
arity," rere sung in an artistic style, and
70 worthy OF being hoard in larger place.
TIE AF0LLo CLUB. 81
,ho third Apollo Clab concert Of tbs season Dc
ao given on the 9TH OF April with the foi- ~ ~
ing Superb programme-A{iss Julia Rive, the r.
lnens pianiate, who created such furor here II
December, being the star OF the occasion: M
.* The Young nusicisns.n s Chorus. xuc,,en =, =,
o qu.rpt> ess,s Ho:oroof, 0t.s C.arE 9,sa CO. ts
r. Sencszo, minot, Up :1.--. Chopin ~
a;:: Ja.;i iirs List re- r..
IL This Forest." Chorus. .Haissr VT
~ III ou.t Sow, 4pelfo cE4'. ,,a,.o.., aa tn'
7fand Sonata for Violin and piano.-. .Rubinst%n gu
-tessrs* Lerts and Ledocaosotki. all
Pact II. I ,oe
Chi III Frena" se1tct. from aLucia .Don1zc.t1 ma
Js.e', 3ez.:@, Hol6roof, o., Ne't czarz, ena wr
. 3ttdeT and A. s1oko Cub. to
HongEo ae, No. ? (By requeet) ,Iiszt 49,
H41s 4I4'L1 R1r4. Tile
Aao "1gos' Caofqs. .Bexgstein enf
Apollo Cub. .rt
~ NoTeiloste," No. 10. .Hchurnann ~
10 Miguon PIE cap
31ss Juiin R1rt. I ,ntt
To the Sons Of Att." Chorus .Meudelsxphn | -
qu7-te1 Aeasrs. Dotqe, SIe&siaqef, Co.t.son yer
and GsLdeu. and
. are glad to announce that the ssQualer eng
Quartette," 80 long connected with The adj
ngs '' 0ldo Fo1ks" Company fani OF rs
b they were tho most excellent featuros). ,1>'1
to locate in this city, aud by their rsaucst los
beeo elected active members Of tlo Apollo Ill
!, fact the many friends Of the Club vii cho
,leaHed to learn. The next 1eaearsnl. on "6f
day evening" will bo t. full one for solos, soil n
tettcs, nnd Chorus. As there eau be- but -
mole rehoazsals prior to the concert it ia p1as
rtans that every member should b. in bis t Mls
promptly at 8 O'Clock. There will be an @ .'ol'
) rehearsal on Thursday evening Next n"a .a.a
MUSICAL COLLEGE so1REE @n%i
'ojres will be given at tho Musical College gus!
Wednesday evop,ng, March a, with tho 1ol- y hpo. o.
~. beez
n.. ntt;* c,; !; '''.'." sNoza1t suit
No3rc4or's Gatherinp 9'' cr.ti
4r. Jntncs Gill; and,