, 1876-07-30

violin by R. Schaab; and 'sThree pieees Tor
Piano." by Schcblc, edited by 4. Pcrabo.
Schieble was the leader Of the st. Cecilia Club
nni] teacher Of the niann and ycice at Frankfort
on-the-Main ,vho fl;rd in 1S55 These pieces
ara m1h]jshe,1 fnrs thn t;rst tim
ABROAD.
,.en11ornc coxcrprz
a correspondent Of the Boston Post, writing
from Paris. saws Of the Paslcloup concerts:
n,haro =, ,o,,.- ,,,o,o +,o 49, .o,as of concerta
in Paris during tie season. These exhibitions are
performed in the hall OF the Winter Circus Compa-
a2c m > directed by one II. Tasdeioup, whose callil
method ct swinging the baton is always surprising
Of NJ otfenbscchNat c the moment .. ZEN in New W FORK, %
where he essays to rcgid his llalf e1aced reputa-
American & ri % eoid uieces. And % its lis amusing ] to re-:
member that when N. Pasdcloup, in his concerts
Jcs @ ain in ' German mnsic! !rprefcrrnr r Zach and
Chopin to M. oncnbach, and--Halevy: say-the
bpart svmuathizcr With w ~ foraiGners Ger
man spy!--and very few people went to listen
to his odious German music ana nse1;a onGe,
Mursellaisc Hymn rpou the cali Of his auditors the
obstinate director received ]eeTs aud much aonse
Ano 'oclle19us Aool1ls' ahu aiso, uI!4et eotEa u
deftly out Of the tumult, and On, md struck n.
pasdcloup in the neck, whence it fell over his
shoulder in IN odorons yellow stream, trickllns
surnr;sed If tia famons hynn has not anpeared in
tie MA ying-biIs of these lusteoup concerts SINCE
1t that one which recently closed the series,
Gounod, the renowned composer Of ever charming
ihrnM,,,, hia Ron,,;em 'Txss tInn cxibiton md
nany attcndcd on1y to view the illustrous COM
poser, the amiahle, the kindly, the gentle, good
genius Gounod received i'll ovation such, l be-
o,o % coud o I e n'er;ted % rore nr vas orc cheer
fully performed. ~ '''
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MISS he1'ogg appears !" fo1llanu' '1e', VI
Aug. 10.
Herr Ncsyadba, the conductor at Darmstadt,
died On the Goth ult.
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MISS AenogSs 1neilsn ope1a next SeaSon WILL
include =" Alda " anu "Lohcngrln'"
The death is announced from Vienna OF the
composer and author, August Wilhelm Ambros.
r. ,e s,;d that 0fYc,h,rh has Informed an
- az .Ao ~. a,,o,,t ~ .,,,s:.a
11ns. .fo.s ~ ,,.tot1
Mrs. James A. Oates has received present Of
q pair OF diamond earrings, worth $1,000, from
her Cincinnati admirers.
Adclina Patti has written tenor song (wortls
by Lord Byron}, called 'tOn Parting" which was
to have been sung ut her house July 7.
n,. n.,. >.a,.-4 ,o, h.. ,-o,ar
,oa, e [a%a ~ .r tor dorant nt in,,~rs
co,,rscs within radius If 40 miles from Boston
next fall.
A., .u,, y pon<~ou :, r,,ona;.r +,o .,,o.
MISS anna L: berger Is spcnolng Inc summer
IN New YORK AZ the residence ol ~ Afouckie, .,e
from whom she rccelVcs instructions on the
=. a o"ealsn cnora! society, Gllieu Tue o"enska
Ma'sGoren, consisting exclusively OF stuoents
from the University gr pt upsal' is about to VISIT
BRUSSELS, fafls, anu Lonuon'
Messrs. Noyel1o Ever & Co.. of London. in
Purecll's works, to be published under the
auspices oil tue Purcell Society.
Mr.. R11d Aronson. Young American mu-
sician, has had the honor Of being represented
by one of his works, a March Triomphale - at
4 concert given by Strauss at Berlin.
The new departure of Mcssrs. W. A. Pond s.
Co. in the way Vi introducing steel eugrlyings
for title-pagcs OF their music is much admired.
,r,, e,a of ron.o,,,o, ,,,,,,, ,., ho. 49,,
ane saie " teHtsnu!.! HUSH nas i ueen un-
pteecuentea not";.nssnns hsst ~ ,,; ine un tllesf
10000 COPIES Of their collection Of natioual
songs,
<...:,xo, .a ,o,;1 ..o
@ aest!vat aus useu t1 neu ~ Dus
Sciaor1, entlreiy devotca 70 tle perIoImance oi
hlszts "glhs: ntionS wntGH anay Gt nentaoneu M @
~ IIpllssa:us anf .1 Lae Mhss mfltten ~ og n1in
,,, - s1 -, ~
Nlle. nloana Is Ie enEaged ,Gi tne pes1 season
oi euc iIst.e .Lu:en, iaa.s' anu - 70 e'G y:
twenty rePress,,ntl;anlunSi !; n pia5i'E ~ Lucla u
= !, =, Soe.o, H,,x ;, IL 10y o9"Hnu, mr
q? t1noa III enauloou'l@' anu Don
"lo'atln''
At the Exhibition Of Arts applied to Industry
no" belng leld At or4eans ls 70 oe seen ne"
t5a!isposlns eor1ee-1-p's1D9n, Msen.eo " t1e
cnihet-player Leenufe. n5 sllean5 ~ a. sniue
shoe the m3stnne'' ,a eah Ut A11naeoaA'ets t'sis-
poseu 1Fom nat to H.
The death is also announced from Geneva, at
the acc of So, Of ]. ]. Wrhrstcdt, the pianist of
whom Won Lenz in his BeetAoye,. {. ses Ifuis
Styzes gives such curious account. This e.
centric musician spent, according to Won Lcuz,
twenty years in the practice Of une shake III
bcethoven's sonata, op' ~
Que of the most prominent and celebrated
music publishers Of Europe is here on a eisit to
the Centennial Exposition and also for the
purpose If plAcing his catalogue on our market
We alludc to Mr.. Jurgenson, of Moscow, who
Possesses the only complete editions OF Schu-
iinann, Mendclssohn, and Chopin.
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~, ue.,a - u ,ras st,Snnt an. -. +ha
snrvatnire coz t Mi1an and was rnn'l,n.tor If tie