, 1875-06-13
ABROAD,
AIEAN{ AND FAUS'r.

The London Tlnaes OF the 24th f;ays:
O. Saturday night .' Fautts Aarghnrita - WAS gtvt
for the first time this heasoa with unfatII1il
atGrgaTet, in the lerson of M.e- Emma Abani. Dur
:ur the cu.se Of tho last twelss years have
! many Iaryare's, c1eelent, god, a1a mediocre 4
judicate the merits Of hev one- NE 1nav say
once, however, sEzt the Impression craaed by iiIe
A!ald ras in Ill 1hfpect4 f~;0E, bl* 4tr etnbodt
! has exercised charm u,orc or less attractive
she has evidently studied the part with III
eses u it, sneatoa e TITS ay in sa eret 1neas
be attributed tie succ-fs she ACHIEVED. Her per
aerclJ becaase o. tho quet unorusiveuess to whicl
We have referred but account Of qnali1ies lod!n:
ou; s4u higher lrotaise. Ae Aban LIS aade her
every hituaton, aad that Glo1e is saying no lita bu
5cyoEd this sde throws hare dramatically, ncart ane
shall hare further Opportunities Of GRIN Aliy e1anotn
inE this fresh e.ort Of It's reloas aud rising yount
singer, and meanwhile 1t Satisfied With the convio
siou that she las I,1do Anott:r mud important step
her career.
FOREIGN NOTES.
Boston hes 1000 music teachers.
u. II. Whitasy, tzs=c. viii sail Tor London
july i.
chizzols ard Grsu PROPOSE capturing lille.
Julie. and bringing her to America for tho ne1i
season Of opera bouGe.
T.,
viii make her debut At Her Ua1esty'a Opera,
DFury Lane. this month.
''Lohengrin" has been enormously successful
st the Covent Garden The&tre, Londou- Aihaui
and Mante1 are in the cast
Ds. Won Dulow tho celebrated pianist Who
will arrive in this country in October, IL sn-
nouuced to make nis 6fat public appearance ii
Boston
Carl Rosa mill commence : series OF English
operate performance at the Princess Theatre,
London, in the autumn, With Rosa Herses as
pr!uA douua-
Gottschalk, Youngest brother Of the fAuons
pianist, will join the Cautlla Urso troupe in this
country nett season. He il said to b. . remark
ably fine basso.
Edward Dannreuthcr, the Cincinnati musician
who has for some years undertaken to popular
lie WagEer in London, has the trst Of two ~
pers on opera in tie May Nacmillan's.
Mr. Arthur sullivAn's new oratorio, "David
a1d Jonathan" and the rs-engagement OF tks
th1ee chief aingera Of England. mill DO the nov
elites 1t the forthcoming Norwich Musical Fes-
lyl.
Nilsson aud 4loaai targ tbs duet. "Suli
Ar!a, " at = recent stage concert 1t Windsor cas~
tie. Campanini. stanley, and Marrel gavs 1t the
same entertainment tho famous t1lo from - WILL
ikn Tell"
Mr. Jesse Williams tho musical director Of the
Oates comic opera company, has composed
lis.le opera called "Mignoneste,* the story Of
which is almost identical with that Of Robert
Bucbanan's "Madcap Prince" King Cherries The
Second being tho chief 1uaie part
Lccoeq, The composer Of "L& Tile d.
Madame Angot aud Giroae-Girods, I" is 4early
Is deshy II Kosslni wsa. H. il lama, wears
spectacles, aud has Al abhorrence for work. Al-
though his music is bright and sparkling, be is
of 3 e'nsoiarly meianrhoha temperament He
is about 10 yes1x old
i New York paper fzyB: ''yiss Clara Louise
Kellogg has returned u this city, having finished
her oI cratic engagements for the season. She
.hesa she will enjoy rell-ea1ned rest. Miss
aellogR, who has just returned from Cana1a, il
,uthuslsstic IN her praise Of CANADIAN water !
.olor artista. She made tome extensive pu1- !
hases from among them, apd strongly recon-
ncnda that sone Of ot1 piclure-daa1er8 get up !
n exhibition Of Canadian art "
Tho Academy states that some mannscripts Of I
alca for the history OF music aud its professors
IA 20 recently been Ad1ed to the stores Of the |
British Museum 1nese include quartets, soma.
Is, etc, BY Joseph Hay dn, written By an aEoAQu-
nsis and corrected By himself between tho
ossph Haydn 70 ". Forster, music printer,
1877 and 1888; bill ct lawyers Costs
J business connected with tranaactions OF Haydn |
nth Forster, 1781-l788, ETC.; Greek Stichers-
lou Of the seventeenth century, for the services |
t the year, with musical notes Greek hyu1ns
I the s1tno dAtc with musical roten. for SERVICES
-om February to the octave of Whitsuntide;
reek Liturgies aud ordination services, A. D. |
j6{ with miniatures, in the old binding Of vel |
st, and SOME seventeenth century hymn tunes
the Greek Church.
Theodore Thomas brought out q new work tho
her day, Of which the Now York Tribune saTs:
The SYM homie Poem by Saint Saena Top. 3l)
o#ever. had never been played 10 New York
atl last week. 1t 10 called LIE Rouet dom
aa!e (Omphale's spinnins-wheeD, aud illus
ates the myth OF Hercules serving IS = slave
tho Lydian Queen and wearing female attire
be aits spinning BY her sida. " begins With
elegant little movement in which the music
the wheel and distah is very
.ppily initiated chiefly by the Violins.
hen theie is E .seoood part, broad and
gnly-colorcd monody IN minor kej. which, OF
urts. represents the disgraced hero's lament.
1t Ofuphale, as re know, used to rap Hercules
CT tha knuckles with her slipper when hia ]
aiming did not suit her, 70 the lament soon
nuea to an end, and tbs buzz OF the #heel Is
sumed. The symphonic poem is short bright, I
at, and lively, and good specimen OF the very !
st French Style It Was interesting 70 con- I
lst It, Is We had several opportunities to do
1t week, With the finest OF all tho many SPIN
ae-1heel aongs. that in Waguez's "FIying
ltehmAn."
THE DRAMA. II