, 1875-04-11

1aiu5 foited !-Utck and his fTl6naa kflHulpn
ant! u" and all thia in one act with
continuallY-increasing strain for four more
Miss Jennie Wallace plays Clara HiAottgaoss
| Misa Minnie 1nky DicA1, q printers devil, 40
Miss Maud 6pony. ne"sboy. Polit1cians, pun
icans, philanthropistn, plantation breakdowns
banjo solos, aud double clog dances. are all hers
and will combine to mako the piece 0ayory.
MUSIC.
Tu coNCK1r1 or TH1 wEEK
have been three in number.-that OF the Apoll'
Club Monday evening, and A1r. schultzo's bane
fit concert and the ST. Paul's organ concer
Thuraday evening. The Apollo concert was
very oredtable entertainment, materially en
hauced by the presence OF Miss Julia Rive, th'
accomplished pianist from Cincinnati Th'
other two entertainments we're extremely ANA
teurish in character. particularly the churct
| concert 1t ls wonder that coDcerts Ike thu
| latter do not discourage people from encourag-
lug them BY their presence. It has been re-
marked, however, ~ one OF the boons OF exist
| ence, that we remember our pleasures but for.
get our pains. It is only on thus general princi
| pie that no can account for the continued sue
| cess Of purely amateur or impromptu concerts
| after long and narrowing experience.
TIE PHILHARMONIC cLun,
OF Boston give concert ut McCormick,s Hal
Tuesday evening, which comes in the regular
aeries OF tho Star Lecture Couras. Tho Club
consists Of Bernhard Listemaun, the accom-
plished yiolinist Of Thomas' orchestr. Fritz
Listemann, violin; Emil GrsIam, VIOLA Adolph
Hartdegea, cello Eugene Weiner, flute; and
Adolph Belz, French horn, making q rare COM
bination. The Club will b. assisted By Miss May
4. Bryant, d contralso singer who has been
highly spoken OF. The programme 10 ~ fol-
lows:
i. Allegro con brio. Firtt movement
ns'';s e. nd it'{<"iss; e; a's"' Hs;saz''"' md
II. AdotpA Bel:.
D. sons '' ias IL: .Rsye aey a. 5;yaa: A0'
,: II, bs11'aa1a Ittt:nann; -
Philharmonic Club.
PART II.
o. o'a'e'' f't II. xoaasSs aasps Ha;.a<gsn Srs1f
' 49, Nr. Eugene R:i,s:1. '|'t'>'''"''''
8. Csprfccao for three vions. Hermann
1ests b. Ldtentann, g. G1anm, and +. Lsstsmann.
Iis. j,av i. bryant. '''''' l''''' ~''
Philharmonic Club.
-. TEE THOMAS CONCERTS.
GncinDat Will not have the exclusive enjoy
msnt Of its festival the coming month, Mesars.
Carpenter l. Sheldon have large mixed chorus
Of male and female voices raheaEsing, With tho
purpose Of producing como Of the music. The
Thomas Orchestra will prooably DO accompanied
also by some Of the artists Hho are to take part
in the Cincinnati festival.
The arrangements for tho approaching seaspn
OF Thomas concerts arc now 80 far completed
that they can be definitely announced. Tho sea-
sch will consist Of four concerts and ono popular
matinee, and will begin On Wednesday, April Is,
and close Saturday night. May i. The series
rPn fo in aud rh~
tures anything that Mr. Thomas has ever bsforo
given here, as not only our American vocal socie-
ties, but also tbs excellent German musical organ-
izaons are ocontributo largely to the SUCCESS Of
the season. The Germania Maennerchor, under
the efficient leadership Of Mr. Fuchs, is working
and will be the great feature at
ono OF tha concerts. Que OF tue selections to
be rendered BY this society and the orchestra is
the celebrated double chorus known as the
:. Bacchus Chorus" from Mendelssohn's San
tikono."
Last Friday evening the mixed chorus OF &c.
fected singers, numbering $50 voices held their
first rehe1rsA Of GIuck'a "Qrpheus =" in the !
Beethoven rooms. About half Of the work was
studied and great deal of enthusiasm was !
displayed. This chorus ia under tho charge Of |
s1r- Backman assisted by Mr. Dohn. The next |
;ehearsa1 will be held Friday night in the Bee |
,hoven rooms, and those intending to join will |
hen be given last opportunity. It Ii desired |
o make the chorus 2tD st1oug, and we ara ro-
1uebtGQ 20 auDoQQEo tQAI q 1oH moro &Hact1Te !
oprano and alto singers who would like TO join
ho chorus ara invited to be present next Friday |
light.
MUSICAL COLLEGE so1aEz-
The regular soiree Of the Chicago MusicA Col +
ego OCCURS Wednesday evening OF this week Ut
he College building On Wabash avenue. The
is one of the best and most enter
aiming Of tho season, and is as folloHs:
|. Senate, piano oar and Violin; Kncken
I,.. j. Il. B1adiey. ''N'1Ss4'''''
T. s'n's' ''' I;;; 1as a::iaa: Beethoven
0'@''''a' s I..s 1He: Hid;;. '"eooAnh
''''-' Hi.. Eats Davis: '''''''''''' "''s
Hiss II. Y. HoLz
lis; cza1a Ha;dssi: 'oa'p'n
Tutta Ia feste Al tampio, from Rgolatto
Hrs. Y. Smith and HI. G1A
S'n''s e: Rs'Rs Ra sRa assapa SsS and ii; .
. O! Ny Mad IL Fairer 5ts1.-Huugat1an Air. .Pease
Hrs. Ph1ltp Ayr.
S'n''' 'p Il H.: I,a;s 0:::sri:: 'S'''n0''n
. Concerto. for two Ftano.. Handel
Muses. Birdie Airport and Lotttss Std5sT.
TIE BEETHOVEN SOCIETY
70 their second concert OF the season II Nc
ormick's Hall on Thursday evening next, when
ey viii be aseisted BY full orchestra and produces
me works OF great e1ce1lence. The first part
the programme will conHist of Mendelssohn's
First Wslpurgisnaeht," which has an overture
soriptiye Of winter and spring, vocal solos, and
oruaea- The solo parts NiIl be sakeu by HRS /
acey, Miss Ella White, and Mr. James Gill
d the choruses by the Society. The second
IT OF the programme is as fol1oNs:
Iartetts-Ftom Fideo "....-........ Beethoven
DeekhorEn Society.
rghetto-Fos 7ioloneello. Mozart