, 1875-02-07
MUSIC.
A QUIET, WEEK.

I
Starsweather, and Nr. Ledochowski did them
selves great credit. Tho cold weather also Sc
rionsly affected tue Beethoven Society. l..
ranks were very thin, many OF tho leading mem
bars being absent, and the choral singing was
not up to tho usual standard of the work OF thi:
Society. The instrumental numbers Of tho pro
gra,nmo, tho Schumaan Qulntette, and Mondels.
sohu Variations were the most pleasing features
OF the evening" Under such upnsnal disad
vantagea OF weather. however. no society coult
ba expected to reach its maximum Of excellence
The present wcet will be occupied By
THE R1curxGs~DEnSARD, COMPANY,
who will give most charming series OF concerts
alternating in the three dyislous OF the city, a:
will bc scon By tho advertisement elsewhere
Tho SESSION commouccd with two preliminary
concerts yes.erday; the first being given in the
afternoon, at tho Union Park Congregational
Church, to light house, and the second in tue
evening, at the Michigan Avenue Baptist Church
to q large audlouce. The troupe il the same in
organization Us it was last year, except that Mrs
Dfayton has taken the place Of the lo1f-yoicod
contralto, whose nauao has escaped US, but whc
will be readily remembered by the appellation
We haYe given her. The troupe is the aame, also,
IN its wonderful precision mud admirable quality
Of voice. It's programmes aro made up Of the
has been for tho better, as tho troupe is, so to
speak, still better seasoned By it's long practice
and work. The programmes for the performan-
| ces yesterday we're tho Same Is published last
! tho =. Hallolujah Chorus ras substituted for
Benedict's 90 Hunting Song" The programmes
for Monday evening [McCormicks HalD and
| Tuesday evening {Union Park Congregational
| church, will be as follows:
| MONDAY.
| PAnTL
Nadrigals-a tin Going to Ny Lonesome
.sons nea 81 ;rftig I4ssnas s;las
| 4ias ys Odds fottfs. :.
Aa'0try 'eA's< l9StcS;s Rsse5eA gsTnr0At and "''<
Part song-a HUH Thee, Ny Baby .srlliran
AZ sa9 Aas, 1snoss res and Dass, ss;,+.a
Organ s00on 'he q5shsss3 :shss 0reqas
Christmas Hymn-so. Moly Sisht Adam
~.u Na@afry etasds!ds aaa ye Chorus: z,,-
r @aait1 CT: Qaar;tat "'D''&
Chorus" Hallelu)ah" CHE Msssial).
-llle We 0Aide fotkss.
PADT II.
Soldiers s'As-s "F:sSs 4:s@S sssn8 e. e.: Arranged
"M.rehina Thro' ", romltn
Aue ye oldde Folkes.
Ditsy-" To-day I'm 6iz, Two Parry
Deborah downright.
Pe7<orine Poundkeys.
Mynhcer Van Dunek "...:.: Bishop
humorous aaefs siasns ~ Es:ssa ssa
- Na1asy Pineh.c1e a'.a Iin-tle: fqAt tttie-eit.
Solo and choru.- ee greesior 1.. .Bae
Ha7gsry Ptnehy;ts and y Grand Chorus:
VA Sia.teefeht2ittle h. t2 a
'''' iii 4lEs 20 u olad: Toitt;. .''''
TUESDAY
PARTL
Madr1gals-a In Going TO Ny Lonesome
s~se~ asa s;d:ons Spring j, oa1 as"ss''
1a IL ys 0ldde Toike. 80 '''~'
ounetts" hox asa.is sasiS aslss n;,:1> Bishop
aee-" Where tho Dee sucks ..Arne
Solo, With Vocal Accompaniment, The Old
=. -. 1s;es:y f.a:isfs saa = Chorus. n.s.,,.,
Part %ns c5n*ads1 yew onor; Fs;:,
r Quaker cytit Quartett<.
oh'1''- h.Na'1}ah III r. oiiae iSii::: 4'n'SF
Vocal ssmpbony-Descriptive Of Tyrolese
Sataf Ps.9osa freiuie: morning. aess lynn. s"''
Mountain Song; founder Storm,
al v;!a5sss' u Saa1 D1Rai; Fs;f...
Dttty-" When was Girl .Davy
Deborah Docnrioht
Fsrear.e Poundkeys.
Humorous Trio" Mamma 14 30 Particular Parry
4"''f'p ea''' RsSslan 1ssi9ss 2s,S"'" 1"a V*"-fAe
r@'' 1aye seeSases, @ Ao;, Tenor: and Ba..ts
HataeA!sy 1't17ysSeassz I'D 4,am'"ta 1a'.isss.
WV . Ts1?s,y p.seS;s9s ead ys u Chorus: r-,.1
Comicallty-" barbara Allen English
JFi1-tAe.,ight-, ,iuc-,rit.
Finale" Aud Lang Syne "..... Scotch
AHnt 0tdde F01kcs.
L superb programme is III course OF preparation
for Wednesday evening. embracing national airs
sonss and ballads Of different countries, which
will be = great nogalty. As thsse are the only
concerts Of the meeA, they ought to be as sub
stantially pat1onized as their muslcal merits de-
serve.
TURNER HALL
The following is the Turnhr-Hal programme
Tor this afternoon:
n;s17a Masreoeq T5a 5ss 6ss: n naee
3 Finale from II Gutramento "........ MerSsdante
1. Right star q Hope "-Ro,nanza for French
Fsnas!s se on asi when ias sasiio1s Homevard
7. iotponrri. Night in Berlin f.rlow
8. charivud Fautasie. znlehner
e. Ws.sd Mat Flats de- Iaye
Nus1oAI GOSSIP = - |
The Song Messenger for February is just out,
nd as usual is allied with Ii excellent variety OF
rigInai knl selected musical matter. ore OF
LIE most important items contained in it is the
of the. consolidation OF the firm
4 Boot 4, Lewis, The publishing interest Of the
rm OF Chandler l. Curtiss, and tho Root d Sons
lusic Company. This combustion ot1ngs INTO
he active management of the business MeBars-
). rouner Root, william Lewis. William 4. Root
nd Charles G. Curtiss, all Of whom are well
nown in the musical world. With such work
ag force, the Boot j. Sons Music Company will
lake itself felt mora thoroughly than It has
one heretofore. With the detAils OF the change !
Ie sre not informed but it is Understood that Mr.
'urtiss is the husiuess manager OF the new CON-
ination~
jenny Va1Iy-scberenberz, mezzo-sopzano
niger from 1hil.dalphiA who hAs studied and