, 1875-12-26

Aark the Herald Angels Sing "..,....... ...Moza
aymq-" horta!s Awake ".........-..." Coronation
7to-i ~, bel
willis Shepherds Watched Their FlocEs .Bartis @
1nettoFy-" Like the Sound OF Many Rivers y, ....
! Hymn" Brightest and Bess". Mozal
The choir consists OF Mrs. G. ]. A1my, eopra
no; Miss Annie E. Drouse, coutfnito: r.
Clari, tenor and director and Il. T. EDDY, has
so' miss Carlo l. hinsnan is organiss.
+ LOCAL MISCELLANY
/ Tho Kellogg English Opera Troupe, which vii
| be in Detroit this week, commences it's tw,
! weeks season here on the Sd prox. The
| repertoire las not yet been announced.
| The principal features Of the Turuer.hal1 con
cert this afternoon will be tho overture to Fr:
DiaVo1o,' the finale from the first act of Masa.
nie!lo. the overture to 4stradela,'' aud Kreutz.
er's qusrter for horns. :.
The second concert OF the winter series at the
st. Pauls Reformed Episcopal Church will be
gwen ut the church on Tuesday evening, the
28tb lust, under the direction Of Mr. C. G,
Letter. The programme is an admirable one,
and will be given by Mrs. A. II. Wright Miss
Matte Brewster, Miss Jessie Hardy Mrs F. S,
kretslnger, Mrs. III. N. Dutton, the Blaney
Quartet, Mr.. Louis Falk. Mr. Harry Thomas,
prof. Joseph sanger. Mr. c. C. Letter. aud Mr.
Z. +. Saxtou-
The Quaker City Quartette hes boeu reorgap-
lied and is n,u in the ii cid once moro. Measrs
knorr and l;o!mcs having left it, tho former
hichings-Bernard Old Folks Troupe, their
places have boea supplied By Afr. Dexter
(second tenor). Who acquitted himself 80 we'll at
ne last Beethoven Society Concert, and Mr.
Goldsmith tirst bass), Mr.. Barnes (arst tenor),
and air Noole (second bass), Of tho old organ
lzntion remain.
We have received from Drainard's Sons,
lar sort: Lilly aud Roae,' By Lococq; .sIn
the Depths" and Tender aud True" .by L.
fort; Home So Blest. by Abt; Through by
Rail-" ealop briEiante, by A. Il. Rosewig;
h.. oVe M.1tn hitt's Mo1d" by E5snk Howard; Gem
piano BY R. E Hsnninss; whsn Sa1e tSa piss Be- Be-
gin to Fly" by McArdle; and '.Littio Pet
Waltz" By Henry Ii. Brainard: also two
Christmas volumes, piano Treasures and
'.6ong Treasures" uniform in style Of publica-
tion.
The Hershey School OF Music, which opens
early IN January, already bids fair to prove a
success and to occupy an important position in
developing vocal and Instrumental music in the
city. It is Intended to carry on this institution
npon broad aud liberal basis, including not
only music, but the cognate branches Of eIocu-
lion and the languages, and in time painting
md drawing thus makiag it representative
Nine. Hershey has already secured |
Nr. ". 8. B. Matthews, Mr. H. O. Eddy, and
Yrs. and Mr.. Von kleuze, the latter as teacher
II languages, thus making most excellent start /
II her teaching department.
We have received from Oliver Ditson j. Co.. |
II Boston, through Lyon L. Hea1y Of this city, |
new volume OF music neatly bound and print |
ID, called "Gems Of English Song" Notvith-
landing it's name, the songs are not strictly En- |
lsh musio altogether, although all OF them are
Qng iu English upon our concert stage. They |
merace the very best songs and ballads of the
aodefn concert repertoire by such composers as
'alfe. Pinsuti, Sullivan, Galty, Malloy, Ha.ton,
'anpana, Barnby, Howe, Abt, Gabriel Claribel,
nd others, with few classical numbers from |
[nndel and Mozart. The collection is compiled
! excellent good taste and will become
.yor1te not only in the par1or but also with
ublic singers. We are alRo indebted to the
ame sources for '.The High School Choir,"
implied by i. 0. Emerson and " S. Tilden.
II use in High Schools.