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Misses Huasoerger and Steeet.
UNITY CHURCH CONCERT.
This afternoon Miss Cary will appear In q
concert at Unity Chuch, commencing at 4
o'clock, upon which occasion tic following pro-
gram1nc will be performed:
PART l.
Solo for orsan-Grand prelude and fugue in
il. lriiur j. c1ssuoid. - .. ,N'
Quarsette-''1t 1t is the Lords Own Day.. .Krcutzer
0ientat Quart<tie.
Solo for soprano ''ralm Dranches" sees. .Gounod
Hiss Lille C. Phillips.
II: T. V f7agler:
Solo for alto-''He was deepised," from
lis. 1nnie Louise carr 'nADu''
Qnartette-''Reati in the Lord". .... Milard
ni&s PAiltips, Hiss Cary, ,N<ssr'. Aateh aud I'll
den,
Solo for tcnor-''Bc thou faith{ul,''
III. Aioa:o Hateh.
Duett for contralto and bass-''l sought the
Miss cary and it,. 7iidln. '~'S''
Quartette-' Remember now thy Crcator". Rhodes
Oriental Qaor.eite.
Solo for contralto-'1 drcaln1 wasin Heaven"
Hiss 1anie Eo.se cary. ~'''4
Solo for organ-''Fizt In His everlasting
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MUSICAL PUBLICATIONS.
While the singers and players are shutting up
their books and packing away their instruments,
preparatory to vacation, the composers are still
busy. The latest bulletin Of Ditson's publica-
tions, which have been received by Lyon l.
Hcaly, Of this city, contains much that is inter-
esting. The instrumental list contains some
old faVoritcs and some attractive novelties
Among the former are the nine piano sketches
in Schumann's cyclus, the aForest Scenes" as
follows: "Hunters in Ambush" "Entrance,"
"Birl as Prophet" .sFarewc|l,'' "Wayside
inn" l,4s" rMnnting r1dn 4 sonF Smiling Landssape,n
"Hauntcd Nook" They form j timely addition
to the summers music; also an admirable ar
rangemcnt for piano Of the minuet from Lach-
ner's Second Orchestral Suite, op. lis, by Ernst
Perabo, which is one Of Il set Of arrangements
our whflom Chicago musician is busfly engaged
III preparing. The remaining pieces; with three
exceptions, are dance movements, rs follows:
It La Petite Mariee, BY Lecocq, and Offenbach's
La Boulangere waltz, arranged BY Rudolph
Aronson; Vanity Fair Waltzcs, by J. s.
Knight; the "Prinrcss Wunderhold, a
pleasing sa1onstueck for two and four bands, bv
Albert Dichl; Johann Strauss little tFlower
Festival Polka" and two admirable waltzes,
very rich in melodies, "Valse des Amourcuses ''
and II Valsc des Pcrlcs," by Georges Lamothc
arc ' a Stray sunbcam,n BY c. Y. Cloy, which
is commonplace; !" The Little Shepherdcss," Il
monotonous bit OF sweetness, By E. D. Wilson;
aud tlamboyant Centennial march by Downing,
Of New York, with a stunning title-page. The
most attractive features Of the vocal list are
Mcndelssohn's exquisite soprano solo, o For
the Wings Of a Dove" from "Hcar My Pray
ern; Gounod's "Constancy''; "In the Cross
Of Christ We Glory" Il duo for soprano and bar
itone, by Edward Howe; 'tWalk at Sunset" u
duo for two sopranos, by Ettore Fiori; Sing,
Little Birtl,'' By Julius Eichbc.g; 1.-THE Kiss Of
a Little Child,1 by Hul1ah; and My Cross of
Moss" by ]. Max Muller In addition to these
the list also contains Centennial ode, by Mil
lard; "Swcet, Swccter, Sweetest" waltz
song, by Charles Hatch Smith; Love" and
" Regrets" by F. Boot; "Where the Sweet
Arbutus Grows,' song and chorus, By Charles
L, Prior; "Roses Wither while III Bloom,'' song
and chorus, BY Harry Percy; and e. Ask not
II the World Unfold, ~ by Il. ". Nicholl.