, 1875-01-10

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! +Hessrs- G. l.. Hason and II. Allen.
1. "Anges Ever bright and Fair '-Prayer
| from the " orntoro OF Theodore Handel
! HRS. Hiki.
g. Violin Selected
| Afr. Heman Allen.
| 6. Vocal dno-"o, Vert Thou In the
Mrs SUSIE 4. Eimort and i.s. i;;.ia Matthews.
| PART II.
l. "Brd of Paradise -four hands Miss Emma Wells
= Vocal So Fsatsl 1890. .Don1zett
1fcs. u'lte, ". Ra1:er, a,.d ~. sehnsdio.
| 8. Serenade-' Sing, Smile, Slumber J" with
violin obngato BY aIr. Heman Alen) 49,. .Gounod
Hfs. L. tIeeraa.
4. Ballad" Ny Sister Dear"-from "Masan-
's''' IT, +. II: Pori1. '4N''Sf
sopssno s9l0Regna'a 90c. mel senzo" non,v.+t
Hiss Emma Wet4.
TURSFR-HAL.
The programme for the Yurner-Hau concert
this afternoon will be as follows:
ossa Morning, Noon, md Evening sD2S
N siennn ;supps
PART II.
i. Overture to "hIidsummer Nights Dream
Observation-Disclosures ..Acndcl.sohn
s. Memory Of Tannhauser .Ha1nla
4. chaEivar, No. .Riede
]. RaposxkT March. lisz1
2. Waltz Ball-Contourcn .Lsnnez
3, Len Souyeuter de Paris.
31us1cAL GossIP.
a1r. Lewis the well-known violinist, desires us
to stats that he IL prepared to take about six pu
the music-store Of Root j. Lewis.
Mr. II. s. Perkins writes ua that he conducted
tbs second musical convention of kosciusko
County. Ind. at Pierceton+ Last week. This
week be will be at the Prairie Centre Convention
in Cedar County. Ia, and next week on musical
duty at Polo, OgIe County, LII.
As will be seen By reference to our social col
umns. Mr. Louis Falk, the wen-known orgaanist
OF Union Park Congregational Church. is about
to enter tho Benedictine ranks. He will find q
host Of friends to wish him happiness md con-
gratu!aie him upon the auspicious occasion.
Tho noxt Liederkranz concert will be given On
the 18th inst. at the North Side Turner Hall.
1Ir. Ealataa has an unusually fine programme
UNDERLINED, including, among other numbers,
Weser's 81 Concert-9tueck, u for piano and or
chcstra, in which Mrs. WetzIer will take the
piano part the overture to "Egmont; )" and
several male choruses from " The Magic Flute"
The choir OF the Church Of the Messiah has
been reorgAuized and is now as follows: Soprano.
Mrs. J. G. Jones; alto, Miss Bose ke1lnar; tenor,
Mr.. Edward Schultzo: bass. hr. Thomas Good
willie. It will sing this morning Mercadantes
'sHoly Father, We adore Thee; Costa's 'sTe
Deum," and tha solo 30 ye taars," by Hiss
Kellner.
Tho first term of the class OF History and
Literature of Music at Goldbcck's Conservatory
OF Music is nearly ondsd, and the second term
will open on Saturday, Jan. q. Last week the
programme consisted Of c. Ph. Eneau, Bach's
Sonata in F minor: = Sonata, Minuet, Tempo do
Bnlli, and the celebrated Clique in fat by Scar
latti. Yesterday the subject Of the lecture YVES
Haydn and Mozart, with the following pro-
grAmme:
i. Sonata in sharp minor. Haydn
2. Sonata tn q fat.. .aaydn
4. Fantaaie in minor. Mozart
e. Theme aud variations. Mozart
MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS..
The February number OF EcT7bneFs A0nthty
will contain an article on Theodore Thomas, writ
ten by John r. Hassard, the New York Trio
une's musical critic The article ~ MI be Illus
sketch by Mr. c. g. Buell., called IA Reninis-
cepce Of Central Park Garden"
The Tor Humana for January ia IN unusual
II interesting number. It contains, in addition
to its musical miscellany Two valuable technical l
articles, ono on s'Pictures OF Sound" (llus-'
trated), and one on '"rhe Tone Spectra." The
music OF this number is an easy fantasia on
themes from 81 Martha" =" by Edouard Dorn and
full page Of simple piano-musc for young
plavera.
We have received from the publishers, Messrs.
White, Smith j. Co., OF Boston, copy Of the
new march, "Eeavenvard Bound" By c. d.
Blake, With remarkable yisnette after Correg-
gio-a good ways after-of st. Potter and
the former showing the way to tho celestial
gates OF which he holds the keys, while sundry
cheruby are turning somersaults in the dense
clouds. regardless Of clothes or weather: The
march ia dedicated to Frank B. Myers, who has
been SO many years With the Root d Sons
Aiusc Company
Edward Greg has just published his music to :
Bjoruaon's drama Of ''Sigurd JoFsa1far." and
mas been lingering in Copenhagen expecting to
be required to set parts ct that poet new piece
nah Hnr1A
mysterious misunderstanding, not yet revealed
to tho public. neither OF Bjornson's comedies
will be performed this winter, and Grieg has &C
corlingly travelled to Leipzig, to bring out there
his music to 'Arnijot Gelline."
OBITUARY.
The Nestor Of musicians in Hamburg, Herr
Friedrich William Grund, died at the end OF last
month. aged 49, His name was widely sp1eau-
through his compositions, some OF Which-tor
instance, the o1atorio "Anfesstehung md HIM
the pianoforte Etudes-hays met with great ap-
preclation even beyond Germany
Richard Mulder, known in musical circles as
Prof. Mulder-Fabbri. died in San Francisco Dec.
q, 1874. The deceased went to that city aoous
two years ago. and has since been connected
with the interes. of the musical fraternity OF San
Francieco The newt OF his deash Was sadly re-
ceiyed by q large circl7 OF friends. The deceased
Tas born in Amsterdam, Holland, in 1872 he
was married to Nine. Inez Eabhn on tne otn OF
November, 1858, in Chill. From an early age up
10 the day Of his death he Was an ardeut lover Of
MUSIC. and in San francisco did much toward
furtbering everything which would tend to Gre
ata daaiTa and love for his favorite study. The
dav previous to his death he made all the ar
-angements for his funeral The deceased J., "as
q man Of unbiemished character. He wll pe
we'll remembered in this city among musicians, |
having gwen several concerts here IN the closng
dsva Of the Philharmonic Society in connection
with. Nine. Fabbri.
THOMAS.
Theodore Thomah and hls ozchestra arg %
nraeent IN New England giving concerts. Next
Saturday night he will give his third symphony
CONCERT in New York. 1t which he will bring out
Beethoven's Fifth symphony. selections from from
THE Ring Of tue Nibelupgen, and Gluct
overture. He Is also to give: wagner concert |
ia Bostou in the course Of the winter. i!