, 1875-10-03


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The Orpheus Society will give = concert this
evening at their hall.
THE EDDT REc1TaLs.
The sixteenth Of Mr. Eddy's organ recitals will
be given at the First Congregational Church
1lursday evening.
TALaAoE's conNEr,
The New York Sun says:
clear-toned little bell. out Of sight somewhere in
the Rev Dr. Tansge's pulpit in the Brooklyn Taber-
naoe tapped once ut hapazt 10 O'Clock yesterday
anoe of ehs orzanis md he ut entered through
m opening penel In the anmenae orgnn. The broad,
high front Of this organ forms the back Of the pulpit
news Tharo ara seata for $500 persons, without
cro~dlng filing the aisles, md none were vacant,
although raining The organist took his seat Ut
pS ssss asF aas then 't pss 5ssan to bell pS stea
solo little later tho bell rang three times, and an-
ether panel In the organ opened quickly, and Nr.
Talmago stepped out tho PLATFORM. The panel
shut behind him, aud, as it could not DO distinguished
from the Others the effect Of the PASTORS entrance
se and bowed Ills bead IN silent prayer the music Of
the organ continuing. Next Arhucklc, the comet
Bit nut his bright silver horn to his mouth, AID
waTa his right hand after the manner OF orchestra
leader. The congregation asoss It, st the e, signal,
tnga fow.n The Tabernacle has no choir. The
blaro of the cornet leads the congregational
nv It. Tbs effect upon stranger ID repellant at rst.
The exhibition is theatrical, and unlike anything that
hs has previously in house Of prayer. The
above The thousands Of voices keeping them together
a. perhaps they could be kept In no other way and
the great organs roar blends and expands the volume
The aggregate Of sound is enormous ana the weakest
yoiced worshfper, who would not attempt to hum
yankee Doodle by himself, opens his mouth as wide
IS anybody and faneics he is rendering the Do1ology
In deep, accordant bass It is only when his squeak
inadvertently runs beyond tho rear at the end Of
line that he becomes conscious u htsnistake-
We are shortly to have tue cornet business III
one Of our prominent Congregational churches;
but, alas, Arbuckle will 1loE blow it. We may
hsre. however, what they have at Talmage's-the
squeak at the end OF the line.
LOCAL atIscEILAxY.
Mr.. ". s. B. Matthews has written letter to
the New York Tribune advocating Mr. Theodore
Thomas for the leadership OF the new College
OF Music in that city,
4 gentleman lately returned from Milan in-
forms the Brooklyn Argus that Lii. Hatch,
Chicago tenor, is one Of the most promising stu
dents in the former city.
A miscellaneous concert will be given in K1are's
Hall on Monday evening, the 4th, BY Mr.. Silver
spsrre the 'oellist, assisted BY quito array Of
amateur talent to be followed By ball.
Mr. Fritz Foltz, our favorite baritone will be
married Tuesday AFTERNOON, at 5 o'clock, at
Grace Church, to Miss Mary n. Judd, the Sc
compished daughter Of s. Corning Judd. Esq.
Mr. Dye announcaa that the teachers OF the
public schools can attend the Saturday morning
and Thursday evening classes for the same as
one lessen per week ut his Singing school"
in the Methodist Church Block.
The London Figaro Of Aug Hays: - Prof
q. s. Perkins, OF Chicago brother OF the late
Giulio Perkins, has lately paid short visit to
London. He has now left for Paris and Italy,
but Fill return hare in October"
As will be seen by the programme elsewhere,
Miss Jessie L. Hardy, a pupil Of Miss Ella
Whites, will make hor debut a. the next Eddy
organ recital. At tie seventeenth recital Mrs.
L. II. Dunn, soprano from Galas5nrs, will
sing.
Pease-" Our Alfred "-hae been playing at tho
Cincinnati Exposition, and his. programme was
made up OF subscriptions Of .Home, Sweet
Home" Tho Old Folks Ut Home" Silver
Threads among the Gold," and 1.-The Faller Gal
that Winked At Me-" It begins to look 81 if this
s1ush comprised the extent OF Pease's reper-
tolre.
The Musical College will resume it's soirees in
about fortnight: At the first spi1ee Miss Clara
Murdock will play Beethoyen's :" Krentzer
Senate" Ar. Lewis taking the violin part.
81 and concert will also be given this season by
the pupils Of the College. assisted by full or
cheBtra, at which copcertos bY Rubinstein. Stern
dale, Bennett, Hunlmel, and Weber, and trio
by Jadassohn, will be given.
The Detroit Post of the 24th eays: ia de-
iightful musical soizee was given last evening By
Pruf S, Mazu1ette at No. ais Howard street, ia
honor Of Miss n. C. Brewster. one Of Detroit's
most gifted and accomplished singers, who has
for several years past filled the position Of 90
prano in the choir Of tho Fort Street Presbyte-
rian Church, and who Leaves in week OF txo to
take up her residence in Chicago. .
Miss Brewstcr has been rendered positions in
several OF the leading choirB in Chicago, but has
not yet decided which otter she will accspt."
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