, 1876-12-03

the concerts Of this Club commence at O'Clock
precisely. The associate members will only be
entitled to three admissions. The certificate OF
membership cannot be used. The programme
will be as follows:
!. q. ca Calm Sea ...-..........R .RumnGte,n 1f7,;H:n
a. q. 4 G1eetings areeF to Chicago March Hsso
ao. Variations sur un theme de Reethovsa
'''''''''''''j;.;1t:; Xunx1i Broiders others: ~ .
T. a. Night Song - -. i;..Ao. ,[a
as.* Emma G: 3aur35y I1iolin o5ligato BY VI.
c. s.Mynheer Van Dunck". ......sir Henry Bishop
/ PART II.
=. "Great is Jehovah" T. Die A1imacht'' -:
| iArraneed BY ifsztj a
! Kuntet Brothers.
~ a. .:srdic's Good. .... .......:. Tanbert
IT, ''Fa Iisa iaas Emma c: 11a1:5v. Au0ef'
IL Storm anu Biess1ng..- .hall1Wod
Mr.. L1EBL1SG's PIANO REc1T4LS.
sfr. Emil Liebling will give the first Of his
series Of piano recitals next Friday afternoon,
Dec 8, at Reeds Temple Of Music, commencing
at 8 O'Clock, upon which occasion he will per-
!. Fantasia and Fugue, G minor. Bach
,. S0nata, Op. Weber
ia. Nocturne, No. 4......>................Fie Field
ia5sf@sz;S; 1s5s;9s e. e. z;;sf :sSiss
a. Feux Follets tWill-o the -Wisps) -. 1t~-t
=. b. Rhapsodie Hongroise, No. l2..-.... A's@t
8. Concerto, Up. p with second piano ac-
eoupAu1lnent) -Gnopln
PROF. FUCHS PLANO REclTALs.
Among the notable musical events Of the
season will be the piano recitals to be given BY
Prof. Fuchs and his pupils. The first of these
takes place at Bauer's music store, under the
Palmer House, tomorrow evening with one of
the most remarkable. programmes ever offered
at an entertainment Of. this kind. It includes
the Wagner "Centennial March, Rel
necke's Studies, in canon form, for four
hands; Raff's tsEtudc Melodique ~ and "I-aen-
dler," liszt's Fantasic OH themes from
"Ricnz,'' Jadassohn's allegro from screnade
(canon), Bachs fugue in C minor, SclloItz's
polonaise, an adagio and allegro from Handel
concerto, Saint Saeps' variation on q theme
for Beethoven, and Moschclcs' fuguc for two
pianos. Those who are to take part i'll this
splendid programme arc the Misses Hattic aud
Carrie Cram, Lipnlan,, and Scipp, and Messrs
Fuchs, Dyrenturtu, Grimm, and Way.
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
The Mcndelssohn Quintcttc Club Of Boston,
which will pay lis visit us ere long, will tring
with them new soprano, Miss Ella c. Lewis.
Julia Rive is at home, but starts East in a few
days. She PLAYS in Boston, Dee. E and q; Wor-
cester, s.; Springfield, and II; Hartford, II;
New Haven. Il; Bridgeport, Is; Washington,
D. c., IS; Baltimore, 19; Troy, 81; and Boston,
g and q.
TIE New York philharmonic Society next
Wagner:s & Gotterdammcrung ~ i'll three parts,
embracing .seaJriel's narrative, steXtaied sdeath
and death song, aud the Funeral March. Mr.. !!
Bisehutf, formerly OF this city, will be the /
soluisI. !
Mr. c. A Ravens, the orga1ist, of this city, |
gave an organ concert at the Congregational /
Church, Clinton, Ia, OH last Tuesday evening, |
the OCCASION being the Inauguration OF new !
two manual organ. A fine programme Of vocal
music was performed under the direction OF [
Mrs. C. II. Scott.
The programme Of the Turner Hall concert |
this afternoon will be as follows: Festival |
siareh BY Grssner; overture to *ihrlasta ums
by .Menzel; concert waltz. by label; cornet
solo, by Seumann (Nlr. Hclms); overture to
e Mignon"; "Dic Falkunger" i" potpourri, by
kretschmer; and Danube Flowers quadrille, BY
Lumbye-
As the Carlberg s1Flying Dutchman - troupe
soon, our musical people will be glad to know
its personnel. The troupe includes Nine, Eu-
genie Pappenlleim, Miss Minnie Cooney, late Of
Opera Company, Mr.. Felix Preus-
ser, baritone, Herr Blum, bssso, and Mr.. Will
lam A. Morgan, late Of the kellogg troupe. All
Of the artists, with the exception Of Herr Blum,
have been here before.
Tue managers Of the Apollo Clue in order to
accommodate Its patrons, and enable them to |
get away from the hall as conveniently as DOS
sible, has adopted resolution with regard to
carriages, Of which the following is the sub
stance:
AL carriages will leave and take up their passen
gers at the kinze street entrance where duplicate
numbers will be issued. Carriages will take up
their positions % nearly as possible according to
number, and in the following order: The odd nu1n-
oeEs On the north side Of <inze street, commencing
fty feet Of the hall entrance. and running east
the even numbers On the south side Of knzie street,
runnin. east from Clark street. The space be- ]
tween the hall entrance and Car;. street will be
left for Etages Runners will be provided to call |
[hc numbers, and drivers on taking up their pas !
sengers will drive west, thus leaving kinzie street.
o the east, free to incoming ca rrinses.