, 1875-05-20

THE APOLLO CLu8 CONCERTS.
Tho Apollo Club clossd Its season last evening,
!, Farwell Hall. with concert Which attracteda q
very large audience, every aeat in tho hail being
d!.ed. 30 far "a tho Club waa concerned. tho
Programme was light, embracing Ab.'s Break
Of Morn," Frey'E How Came Love-" Wandler'a
Bc:euade' Como In tho Silly Night" and Mohr-
irIa "How havo lo.sd thoo, nativo land"
Tic music OF theaa nuzabora was not at al
eA ,csng, and wAs mainly very we'll given,
although ut tlnies the Club lacked In promptneas
a,i decision Of attach. Tho Incidental features
o{ !io proga ANNE wero quite varlea, and somo
OF thoin extremely Interesting. Two numbers
welo assigned 10 tho Quaker City QuArtotte-
A:t'a Night song" and Hatsonfs Evening
Twilight" Tho reception Of tho QuaItette was
en.hasiastio to tue vorgo Of . furorc, and both
nnnnber1 wero auug With that admirable blend.
In : mud quality Of tono which has always char
sc.atized thesc four remarkable singers 1t ia
tL, second twice, tho Quariette giving in roply
tso Of tho old songs they uHed 10 sing IN tho
lhshtngs organlzssion-sho Vogel Waltz and
Heavo o." From strictly musical point Of
ia most enjoyable feature OF tie evening.
Isr numberH wero Chopu Noosurne, : Mem
dc!ssohn voikslled tone of .ho "songs without
Mords y, and Taus,g's brilliant setting oi
T., lat gaining fer hor a most oa-
nose Of phrastng, and facility as well AZ hrllliancy
ot execution. Mrs. Wateona playing was very
Nonhau, soprano, new Gunner We believe, ap-
P arel in tro ora:orio ao!ectiona,-" Hear 70,
lstAsl" from "Eljah." md in tho "GrAceful
consort" duo from "The Creation, ,"-aa vel! as
singing was most effective IN tho last number.
but tho oratorio eelcct!ona were unfortonato.
her styla not being adapted to oratorio
music. Her voice IL q high soprano Of good
An- k1r1{ ri
''Tle Clcetton." At tho close OF tho COMFORT, the
ffoA-prosidcnt OF the Club, T. r. Brown, Eaq.,
u,ada short Addtcaa to the Associate Club Ia
the handsome patronage bestowed BY tho Also
eAto metnbarp.
Tho third season Of this Club IL now closed.
and It Is therefore favorable opportunity to
its frat concert Jan. 81, 1873. 1t Standard Hall,
md Blnee that time Aas given thIrtoon concorts
IN tho nature Of receptions to its associate msIn
bets, ton Of Which wero ui.dor tle auapiceR OF tta
litst conductor, A. ". Dohn, and tho remainder
un4er Mr. Carl Dergstan, who took tie ba.ou
1!licl Ar. Dohn reaiguou last wiutef.. In add.-
ton to those thirteen concerts, It has given
1lEee concora to tho public At large. The ro-
s.ssiy limited st'1tof but tno oiab ''' hpa - maas ns
up Tor this dailcieuoy by calling Ia
sInnent soto talent, both vocal and instrumental,
and in tha thEttoen regular receptions has pro-
mann maans % Droany % Lslo sA stoseAAs sD' 1fnsaar sua
Bong," the Lohongnn ae1tottu, Rubinu.etn's
"vlnum Hunga.ieam," IIiller'n quintette (the
",Slght hsonE 1, t'szss @ sesoea 6ay.a1sy !. sSpg
aohn'a "6tudant's Song" and ~ RHINE Wine
Bong" the aoublo chorus from Mondelsaolln'a
- '*Antigoue," tho soxtette from Mozart's Cosl
fan Tnt.i," thS seena from MAJ Drneh's l1itn-
lnca1latus ost, a Mozart iustrlmontzl quintotte,
Aucckon'u tfttintetta aud solo ~ fIia t,eo, sai.
lop," Liszt's "Walk. at Midnight" doid-
book's instrumental guintetto, sol,uinsnu yariR-
tsr." Liszts "liidauinnaef Nights Drea&S. DsS"
:The m.sIo Tiute," sIsadolsa%ehn's % s.ntstss ill.,
TITO the Sons Of Art" Nhapsodio iiongrolso No.
sls Lucla ssxtes.a. tho Kubiusten sonata fot ylo-
an and piano. Liazt'a Arrangement Of .Taun-
hausez, Taualga .rrapgemsnt Of Webera i H.
ssten sts ns1. 70 the penss ron.a ead ro from
fnt inaugur1tinR blccorsnIck's Mulc-
Hall, Nov. 13, 1873 and tlla second and third In
February, 1874 In connection with the 1homas
scbubsta . Do Allmacht," sehumsnn's 0ype
y l,te, tho ohorus ftcu, ueethoven's "Hutne
Of Athena" and kchrnlsnn's Paradise and the
Fsri." During It's tAroo soasonn the Club has
sasat ss IT, ous taosns sSsd .ssy 81 se?
Stacy, Miss glar. por{s Mrs. Clara iiuek, atrs.
Aaskell. hitsa Fanny loos.. Mrs. L: D. 8:arx-
5Gone:, tnd Hts. {; o.:%enham: Auo.-'trs;
ssltss Rila Whitee. 1tnors-Aessra. Aieinndor
M6sehofs, =; Y. Reuli9K, Harry qsses. L; 4.
9orlioass-siesaFs. Frits Fo!ss snd Thomas
uood~llle. Bassss--Ayeon D. Whitney and
3ad Ps.se; Ftsnt,z4@sisss jill. hl7s, Ii, s.