, 1875-09-05
concert is d1ed for Monday. Oct. IS. He will be
accompanied By an orchestra under ths leader-
ship Of Carl Bargmann.

concert is d1ed for Monday Oct. IS. He will bo
accompanied By an orchestra under tho leader
ship OF Carl Bargmann.
nate Field, writing from London, says: ' Mrs.
Van Zapdt, the excellent American pflma DONNA
has been asked by Gail Rosa to appear here with
osay. oansey. prior to her departure for the United
STATED. Carl Rosa's saasou OF English opera
begins at the pnncsss' on Sept. II. Rosa con-
tenp&tea engaging jlrs. Van Lands for seagon
NAL"
Ihe Milan Conservatosio has commenced its
experimental couraes for the end of ths year,
during which three works. wr.tten by the best
irst, already performed, is lyric scene entitled
- La Fnlce," words BY Airieo Bolto music by
the pupil Cai&lin. The score shows, It is said.
well-e1ercssed hand and advanced ideas, and
some hope may be founded On tha future OF thus
young musician.
There is house in London that furnishes
souga foc everybody who applies for them, and
on every possible subject. Thus gives employ
rnent for good number OF peus, for the d.
mand Tor songs ls very great in London. When
the Shah OF Persia came, every ulusic-hall had
to have song about the Shah; and 80 With
every event that interests the people. The
atreet-singers have to have songs, and 50 do mauy
OF the saloons; 60 that you may write i song
to pay for urbreakfast to-day, and tomorrow
have it barled into your ears from the ,nost un-
likely place iu tho town.
M!a. Dupare, the new opera boufYe prina
donna. is described By the Graphic as type Of
the stuo Pat isienue 4 clear bruno face, through
which lha blood ulantles in eyanescent bushes
= ruw Of sound whi&e teeth pi4uantly turned
nose; eyes black AZ sloes, and hair OF like raven
hue, parted 1t the side and brushed back in
glossy masses beneath an uamistakable Parsian
bonnet, consisting chiefly Of macs OF tiny
flowers bIack silk and greoad1ne robe, fitting
tightly to the plump figure, and cut SO "a to re-
ve*l shapelY arm and, rs foundation for
thus shapely structure, two tiny mouse-colored
shoes make up the ensemble of the coming can
tatrice.
The Cincinnati Gazette says:
There has always been an element Of honesty
and fafr-deaLng about thu management Of tho
Cincinnati Orchestra, which comments itself TO
the patrons OF music. Tho course In
my business is found, in the long run, to 10
the best policy. When, at the beginning, . certain
numbe1 OF concerts Of given standard were prom
ised, tehy were given, even when absolute logs
known beforehand to 10 tho result. The MANAGE
ment has aels all ts rromtees, and has won the
confidence OF tne public. Tho Or:hestta now
proposes to enter t1o sea8on Of l375-'b with en
enlarged force The strings will he heavily reinforced,
and the whole Orchestra will he 4trea 8thened- The
demand for music has wonderfully grown In Cincin-
natl within few yeazs. and the Orchestra OF this will
ter promises to 30 fully worthy Of Cfncin1ati ad!-
cncas. There L. already large subscription, gusr
altee fund secnrd for the coming Eeaaon but learn
that js not sufficient to meet the expcnses Of tbs
creased organization 70 mako the cesies secure from
ioss xnd thus give confidence to the management,
subscription Lists OPEN"