, 1875-08-22
MUSIC.
AT HOME.

eanea1nsd to crowded Ind fashionable house, The
pure sweet fresh voices Of the m sjory Of the dsstr-
button wsfe never neai1 70 hs 81 nase a
poverty of the stage surroundings was entirely for
gotten. What magnificent aud enduring success
thia perfsct opera combination would be II all the
cessos1es complamented the singers We ara left to
estimate from the solid results that have 90 far attend
It. !: st any s's 1Gr n m hss1y
Of mnsic-xhen ii Is offered them: Tho distribution
Of 8. Ernani was happy one We never heard NJ
rols Il il perhaps the most arduous work that has
yet been assigned him but he rose fully TO ths neces
ses Of tho essssion M ~ c3Eston ss lHro nr
m Emperor IN his personal appearance and his clear,
vigorous toues and perfect execution carried the
Mpgno chorus rendered in better style In this Mr..
Carleton was hardly full enough LII the soiosacr1hc-
ing strength to sweeness1nd thn chorus singeFs a.
what and did little "roartng," which they mistook
for force. Mr.. g. L. conlcy, as RSv Gomez, Duke d.
voice and wel handed,-and ne altogether forgave.
while listening to it, bin outre costume and some~hat
awkward gait Mrs. c. r. Barnard, as E!sira, was
very acceptable. She has proven herself 40 far very
reliable prima donna, whom years have improved. aud
dssipaed entirely tho little prejudice that was felt on
her arrival This evening: Tho Marriage Of Fig3ro"
seguin as cheraoino, Mr. Peakes IS f19aTo and Ar.
Cariatou Is Tht Euunk
THE cREswo1D oRaAN-BEo1rAL.
Tha fifth Of lr. Cses#old's series OF organ-
rec;tals will be given this afternoon at Uuity
Church, with the following excellent programme,
which will bring out new contrajto, Miss Min
Mo E. Curtiss, Of St. Louis, who is very well
spoken of:
! r.. Theme and Esrtstions} .Hesss
- b. Fautaae IN minor.
4, "1ns Music Of the Waves r.. ..-.... craswo1d
Miss a,nn.s E. Ctrtiss,
s. At3A-'' ITO 1eccat1s =. 1Sossl11
1fY. W. r. Holmes
tot Quaker City Quartette}.
1. seherzo from :" Tho Reformation Sym
'1'''' Hr. Il: j: crssrod. ''''
s. "0ood Night Farewell .Kueoken
&. Ba1lad-"Heazt Bowed Down n"..............R .Ra1fs
1fr. u. r. Ho'rnes.
Z. Overture to '3IaSantelo .Auber
III. 4. J. CTesspokd.
sTAAD's REoEpTIos.
The reception to Mr. Louis staab, which was
Wednesday evening last, takes place tomorrow
evening. The rooms have been fitted up very
elegantly. and the entertainment will be one Of
the pleasaotest Of the season. The programme
sill be a. follows: ~.
l. Overture to William Tn .Rossini
Orchestra.
2. Thsrne and Variations from The Grand
sep'aof 0rc1x.t;a 'ies'Do'sn
g. Quartet" The Woodland Rose ".......-., ,FisheE
Quaker Caty Quartet.
1. bonanza and scherzo from tha
3asF sRRscas RRs aspp:.: Land
Q4akzr rta4 s.sy e Quartet
q. Overture to aMid1umnaer Nights
Dream ...o::::;;:::...--. -Aspdsltsohn
eese b; eSGEeas sa H5sa's hoaaRo n,e
80 : - 1s: 5a1sitt1 snd III: : ny: -.
g. QUARTET S{Sa. qsatss sees &; Q;a;txi
0rehsst1a.
10. Asgretto from The sh symphony. Beethoven
II. oyertu1e-.T To Rsmondi ".-..--.A Thomas
0Yeh<stra.
=" THE aERMAN1A MAESSERC8oR FEST.
The Germania Maenne1chors third summer
nights festival will be given On Wednesday
evening at the Lincoln Pavilion. The chorus
will be led by Ar. John Molter, aud the instrn-
mental music will be furnished By tue Exposi-
ton Band, G. Ntchke, leader. The following ia
the programme:
"Gzeetinas from the Distance ~-March. ). .auchaelis
Potpourri-.Gland Duchesse .onenhach
ovsrture-"Tne Queen Of Que Day ".....::...:. Adam
"wis se'd und Au"1chosus .nendelss'hn
rhs Prayer of tie Eart6 (ey 1eaaest) zoallner
Chorus and Orchestra.
= Morning Prayer Chorus :. Metz
potpourr.-"Fso.t saasa"s,sAo'- ,aounoa
3faenn<rcher-
After the concert there will be dance ut the
pavilion. ~.
TpRsER HALL
The programme Of the regular Turner Ha1l
concert this evening will be as follows;
l. March On the Banks Of saals" s"-....-.... Faust
3 Andaote from symphony in B-.....,.. .schumann
:. Finale to La Belle Helene .O1enbach
o overture 10 hooeapiesTe Lato1
Z, Potronrn from I'Afrcainer: .Msyerbeer
9. Walt" Fsiriea' Circle .Gnngl
IL. aa1op Cas&14ao .LunbJe
- q hnACHLAEEoU8.
Mr. Tomlns, the leader Of the Apollo Club,
has been suddenly summoned East by dis
patch informing him OF the serious illneas Of
his wife. 4-
Mr. ". F. Holmes, the excellent first bass Of
the Quaker City Quarteste, h,ts decided to re-
man IN the city, notwithstand ng the collapse OF
The oaartette' and ia open to engagements.
The following paragraph from the New York
Herald of Monday last furnishes q mention Of
an Old time Chicago basso: "a concert will oe
u Long Branch for the, ben4e6t OF. the Free
Training Schools Of this city Mr. George ":
Morgan Will act as nccompnRist, and the vocal |
soloists viii be hills. L'Estella, Messrs. H. r.
Humphrles Arthur Cook, D. Baron, and Jules !
Lumbard. Mr. WtF. Mills vii also perform se-
lectious upon the piano. -
The Springfield (Masa.) Republican makes the
loalo"hg mention OF Al event at Westtield,
y ass, which has q local 1nte1est here: H. C.
Eddy, Of Chicago. Mr. Gleaa<,n, Of Hartford, aud
Miss Annie Whitney, Of She'lbn1ne Falls, who ]
were W "a mnalG.l students together in Germany.