, 1875-09-19
NcVicker and McCIurg --- Theatrical
Personals Here and Else
where.
Programme Of the Star Lee
ture Course.
MUSIC.


vii be Is follows:
NEpnssoHE FESTIVAL
Eth Palm,-"Come Let Us Sing. .Mendelssohn
Violin soo-Andante and Finale from
Hymn-Fos Ito md chorus .aendelssoh,
aas saes 4 The annis1ei opes. Of a'ao''@0n3
SECOND coscE11.
EsptAtz-" Er1kngs Daughter Cad
,.s,,., r,or,, ..siceP, Sweet Child ..Cnerubin
4.@" I Spinning chorus. Wagner
a,sfs5 asorna sl1qose 99o ;dsos RSSFss
sa1o for alto, and ladies' chorus-"Dis
h'1e .Ruhtnstear
s:se,uns from .1ohensrin ".:'... "....." waone,
or.to.io-A Elijah .Mendeissohr
In addition to the above concerts, nIr. Wolf
sohn, the conductor, will give = sezies Of Chopin
recita]s, ten in number.
sAcRED CONCERT
sacred concert will be given at the Church
Of the Atonemens Monday evening, the 20th
Inst, under the direction OF Mr. Gustayus
0ea&y, with the fo!loFing programme:
.uthsn-a Bonum Est lnex1. .aust.vns c,e,rv
Afs Dre1'' Afs 1a"k<r: Aessr* AerTM, Dr<se, ard
Rec. and arts-"1n Native Worth" {4The
'1' H1:. ciarics Iteci. haydn
Ars-"I Know thst lily Radeemsr Liveth"
>A Ar:. +: j: uai;9: '.A@'a&1
ors1n solo-@ Wi1liam Tell ".......-..--..Ro .Rossini
Ar. Louis Fad.
A' u. ITs: c: i;ai9;: ''Asl'e'
s"s-"Hs.F Our Player T.. ~; .Mends1ssohn
Art..-" HI "a DesEised" l'Ths Mss-
eaa H.: ,i.. .'-..:'.-. Handsl
ou..tstte md ehoru.-.. II d:*:f Eth 1ooss Up
t ~: n. 11ts; H.: Gas Herr. I:;9a asastes s'a
Drerl
PART II.
psot+o-"ouis est Homo :" {: stabat Mister y ,Rosan
Ar& 1Ittse end Ars. Iunkr.
Bong, with choru6-sHtar Us, o
IT, Iiutharde ''' S'-@'
Ksc. ind a1iz-@ Ruth and Naomi Topliff
Hrs D4et.
ALL" Who Trends the Path Of Duty. Mozart
Mr. C. 4. O7fzc.
Mr. Louis .atk.
.Quaztstte and chorus" Rock of Ages Warren
lsoios BY Ers- Dret0 and Hrs. Hunker.1
TIE 11EpERKRAsz SEASON.
Tho Liederkr4nz Society will give the first
ooncert OF ita third season on Sunday evening,
tho 2eth inst.' 1t Turner Hall. With the following
programme:
l. "atlt.ry Jubilee" overture. 1indpaintnsr
D7rhesfru.
20 ,.1s isis nd nd Osiris t..a solo and chorus
y; 4: Ltfr<,san and cd,eago I;.ae111an1.
4 Introduction to & Lohengrin r. WaRuar
4 6oaua and .stA from g Der Fredachuetz Weber
Mr. Il. Dony.
% Paradise, grand aria from "LAf1i-
:. n: Il ss1aIt::. '''''''- A@' 'fD<'ef
caars4 atta 1a'io: Sso and o;ea<:s1@* aaenns
rAn1u-
.Avs verum .~..::--....-.......... Mozart
Aria hnais from .Lusia ~. d Iane1moor" -Donizetti
l. "Loraey P4zaphrase )" .Nesw.dba
a; ". - 4. ese 1eey and II; T. :seSs3s :'n'ze'a
Z Grand nn1lo from - SiciHsn Vespera n.,...Yerdi
Solos, Cho7us and CrehssfSo-
THE THOMAS SEASON.
7hs dates for the Thomas Orchestral season
In this city have been definitely fixed as follows
~ Plymouth Congregational Church, Tuesday,
oot. L. md Wednesday, Oct. 10, afternoon and
evening at FArweN HALL Oct II et the Union
Park Congregational Church, Friday. Oct. Is
ind Saturday, Oct 16, afternoon and evening.
THE cREswoLp RECITAL.
The programme for the ninth OF the series Of
cteswo1d organ recitals, this afternoon, ut Unity
Church, will be ~ follows:
Fourth symphony .Mendslsaohn
. Au,-ux7th yst;,z: NJ; A.; 1;.S Grs.''on. u.6
Htss Eznnaa II. Shan.
: ''A' '<r Gr. ciarl: H;rf.s1orsi.
.
Hr. 4. j. cTes,eoM.
4 Ada-" Come Unto Him ,Handel |
Hiss Esnzno II. Shnt1.
Psslads and fugue IN ru1noF.. Bach
Aria-% Righteous Art Thou, God "...... .srsdslla
3ftss Bnsnsa II. 6Aaas.
: r.. /. j: c;:;roia. 'A'0sE
TIE AMMONIA CONCERT COMPANY.
The 6rnt public rehearsal by the Ammonia Con-
eert Company was given last Thursday evening
u Unity Church, in presence Of u large asaana-
ha1e. When we mention that the audience was
not miscellaneous one, but composed almost
entirely OF people Of musical taste and culture,
The enthusiasm displayed On the occasion |
amounted to something more than mare COM
expression OF approval 1t was IN
ea1nest recognition Of the merits Of this new
n'aacal organization The programme Was not
very ambitious one, though exceedingly good,
dnplaying considerable taste in the variety and
enasacte1 Of the selections. The concert opened
naIh quartette: "suntise," by Misses Van
etasel and Ctuikshank Aud Mess1s. Mason Rud
Vtney, who Gang it With great acceptance. The
second number was 3 solo by Mr. Mason, who is
possessed Of rich bass voice OF considerable
soupass. This WAS followed by the pleasing /
popular duet II Know q Bani." by Misses |
.tto hearty applause and call for its repoti- !
non Hiss Van Osdell hiss \ sweet soprano
1oaee, and, in time, With the cultivation Bhe Is
aow having, ehe will unquestionably become
popnlAE singer. MISS CrulkahAnk possesses q
@ @'aco eonttAto Of great parity, and has it we'll !
anoer coatol. Her fne physique and Der pleas !
ng manner On the stage 1t once made her
aSorite with the audience.
one OF the most agreeable as well - eurpris-
aR features Of the concert Eas the fIe singing
7. !! Alss Irene Hauck koon, who is cousin at !
aaonie Hauek. the famous American prima DON 5
-. aes Fece is clear, light soPrsno, unsus- q
'.1sea Tor 1s1ibility and sweetness, and ia un-
,ef perfect control, the most difficult runs and /
nus being executed with the greatest possible y
saeaaon- Miss Rooms Yoice resembles Miss ! +
,s.oEKs, in that it 10 morn remarkable for :
~eetoess and aexiblty than power although =
s q q m fhat penetrating quality that can trar- o
sse M the largest auditorium. Miss Koon deyotes b
ssself M to her studies with great aaEduity, with
oe intention OF making her debut upon the =
alton. 4
= ~ olneJ, who rendered the familiar ballAd !.
,oeosvaeve" with admirable expression, il = :,
sna ssorE u9 remarkable pfomasA. He hks 4