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10. *True Love !" {duett with humlning
x9 Saefsss sa;i::tas:;, ;, xta;y and Gus Schultz
rriests' chorus from Magic flute 49,. .Moza'
IT,, stasy e LIS. sta;fsat1; and ii1: a:3oa. ssanscl
Ia. Auntera' Chorus" Der Freischuetz .Webe
, TEE BEETHOVEN SOCIETY RECEPTION.
The iirst reception By the Beethoven Societ
will be given at AIcCoruiok's Hall on Feb. /
The programme will be AZ follows:
FART
l. cant:ta-"song OF the Spirits Over the
"A'ef' Settdoren soc;;tr A'l'e
2. Quntetts-Ptano and string Instruments schuman1
1es'r*. H'It*ohn Le's's Ma''ard 4aef' and E'ea
IA. "IIe watching)
EES2 ~pegs'a esss sss Il: :sss
Dcethore, Soetety.
4. Damascus-" With sheathed swords Cost:
| Eefthoret. Soe.etY.
7atta0ns.Tor niano and eile endelssoh1
e. Chorus-Fron .s King Thomas y Major. Mozart
| Eesthottn Society,"
| MUsl0AL GOSSIP.
\ The concert to be given by the students of the
Musical College, on tue 18th OF February
promises to be one Of the most notable
| events OF the musical season. Tho tickets are
already selling very rapidly. The principal at
fractions OF the programme are a concerto by
| Norbert Burgmuller, conceratuecke by Neinecke,
Mendelssohn's capricclo brilliante, and con-
/ certo by Hummel.
| Mr. :Wolfsohh's schumann tecita1a, ten In
humber, are now officially announced to CON-
| mepce March 13-
| Tho programme for the vesper services at the
| Thitu Unitarian Church this evening wifi embrace
q tenor solo {Mr. HluthardD and chorus from
alendelssobn's 95th psalm Flaeler's Tenite ~;
sses Els o and Ada Deng9 Fathsr Z nsfa p!he aaS
by Campana; and appropr1ate selections by the
organist, c. a. Capwell,
Cincinnati has been having "Tannhauscr,
With Franosch, Lichimay, Deetz, vierl,ng, and
said to have been fairly done, the choruses very
badly, while the orchestra was excellent.
1t is a consolation to ordinary people to know
that even royalty has to pay handsomely when it
goes to opera Here is tile invitation extended
to the Queen Of Spain. upon the occasion Of the
opening Of the Paris Grand Opera:
70 Her Ha;sy ~ 2sess asa As,st , Rats'sxki
Deau1-Ars begs to make known to your Majesty tbat
for the representation De Qata which will be given Ut
the opers " order OF ths rresdent Of the Republic,
thirty francs the place. has been placed at your disosi
ton. The Minister begs Her Majesty to uaks knowi
whether or not she intends to occupy the logo thus
reserved
At the Italiens, ssLa fsonnnmbula n has been
produced for the debut OF Aldme. Moriani, lady
in good society in Paris, as Anaina- Her terror
of the audience was, however, so overwhelming
that she could scarcely get out the notes.
The Adelaide Phi1llpps Opera Troupe are in
Charleston, S. c., and viii appear in Savannah, !
Ga Hiss Phillips Boston friends arc making |
for snltabls Testimonial to her on
the occasion Of her withdrawal from the stage. |
The Boston Journal says: Some of our leading !
citizens are taking m active part il this move
meut. and there will doubtless be proper and |
heartfelt expression Of the high esteem III which
Miss philipps is held both as an artist and lllpri
gatB life. It is probable that series of operatic
approximations will be given at the Boston Thea
re tue irst week in May, in which Miss 2hillpps
will nppear."
Miss Emily soldene, with company OF forty
Globe Theatre, Boston, Monday, Feb. l. She is
q produce opera bouife in English, and is snid
d be an artist Of unusual merit; and to have an
ldtnirab1e company. The troupe is due in CHI
ago some time during February.
Gomez opera, III Guarany,'' y is the most sue
essful of the new works on the Italian stage at
'ressDt.
The Aimee troupe left New York last week to
ii six weeks ensagenient at Havans.
At the last meeting If the Historical Glass OF
.oldbeck's Conservatory Of Music, the subject
us Beethoven" and the programme as fol- !
rvs: Sonata iu F, op. 10; sonata i'd C, op. IL;
onata in D, op. II; sonata in fat, op. q; given
: Mr. Ledochowski. The programme also en-
ins and Alr. l. Tie second term begins Satur-
~, Feb 6.
The Academy of Music Sunday evening con-
,rts bare been Abandoned notwithstanding the
let that 1Ir. Loesch prepared some admirable {
rogralrneH and gave them, exce1lently. There !
e Two 1easonh for The failure. i. Tie concerts
ere too respectable. 3. The music vas too t
sod. It was no fault OF the conductor or man t
,er. Their effort was praiseWorthy one.
The ladies' OF Christ Church, who have Il
9 character OF all entertainments given by =
en- heretofore, are to add this wetk another, p
h1ch promises to be still moro complete huc- u
ss, in the form Of a musical soiree, with tab n
aux. on Tuesday evening, at Martine's Hall, P
rner Of Indiana avenue and Twenty second | q
rect. 4 feature which conlmends the proposed d
ncert to popular favor is the fact that the mu- nj
is to be largely vocal rather than Instrument ;,
The '' Blaney Lodge Quartette" (Messrs. Of
fin. hfmbark. Goodrdge, and Leaer) are to hi
ma Hastreiter SthoonhoTen, 6oprano Of the III
rist Church Cho1t, will also give her aid. It It
om1ses to be very attractive entertainment bf
Ne learn the Society of Unity Church (the Rev. 10
aud G. G. Hook Hastings, Of Boston, for 81
organ, which embraces all that was contained | q
the instrument built By that firm for their for pr
r church, with manv important additions, both r.
tons and mechanical appliances. This action "
the part Of the Trustees insures repetition in
tho brilliant SUCCESS Of the former instru- he
ut. We congratulate the Society on this nc au
ritlon. The organ will be plaeed in tho church TO
ing the month Of june next, and is to be tu
Bn By one Of the Boston hydraulic motora. VI
KEW MUSICAL WORKS. d {
Ve are indebted to the publishers, s. Brain no
q Sons. Cleveland, for the January number erz
Brainard's Musical World, containing large ire
punt Of entertaining musical miscellany and
I pieces of music. 10
he same firm has just iesued the following gal
music: Wooing," Immarne1's Land,h int
Thy Don't You Lovs Ne More 7" "Lost," thd
Il Meet NY Darling There" .tBe Thou Mine ella
D." q Ny Wife" )" "Never," "My Lambs" its
= Loved One on tho Sea-" "Longipgs," 7"
no Hearts Enough for Me," "Uver and
II Again." and *'TaAinH Poll" all By the
indefatigable song-writer q. G. Durnap; ant
gelve Stories and Sketches" for beginners, pu,
l. E. Henninges; *'Because Vas Dutch" = ha1
bic song and dance, by @. Thatcher; Down not
BIO Willow Tree" song and chorus, by Edwin 3 d
istie: .sAbsence and Return" by Abt TOO
,ugs Of tho Night Waltz" by G. H. r. Mar ech
/; "Charming Night" nocturne, by Cob list
ts; .sSounds from the Woods" for piano, stat
ungmann; What Shall Sing to Thee ?" par
;, 81 Pinsnti; and - The Little Ones at bon
ae, song aud chorus. by G. T. Lockwood. do
musical journal Of Milan gives nst Of inh
now opatAa brought out in 1thlJ during B74. II