, 1876-06-04

ing feature Of the seasons work. We need not
say word to urge people to attend this concert,
rs already nearly every seat In the hall is sold.
Financially, it will prove splendid testimonial
to Mr.. Tomlins, and ono which he richly de-
serves. A1usically, it promises well, apart from
the two great soloists, Miss Cary and Mr. Mills.
4 mixed chorus will sing On this occasion, and
drilling chorus of this kind. The programme
spesks for itself. It is made up with admirable
tastc especially in its illustration OF partmusic.
It Is Us follows:
FART !.
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''The EaaRp'ssst s,o;a hana d.; hatton
g. s'Des Ahends" "-...... ........ .schnmann
.spIpperea" {Wa:nerj. .... .L{szt
Mr. S. B. Aills.
4 (a breathe SOFT ys Winds Webbe 5lns
pieta! Pea, ffofsts y Mcye1Seet esaSaef
. M,f e. Anefe e ed1,. Losisf Cary. v.,a.,..o,,n
5. ssTon Spotted Snakes r.,;:::.......N .Naefarren
Kinas khapsedie oR Hons4oisc, No.
M. s =: Mlls.,
H. Son sasss conoss sGp Gel suai lMig esD'psS
non us; Us sissis Io1iss cary 'tn0na'
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TIE E1cnuElM CONCERT.
The testimonial concert to Mr.. Eichheim, the
excellent 'cellst, will be given on Tuesday even
ing at Standard Hall, with the following pro-
gramme:
Trio-Piano, C1aronet, and Cello. Beethoven
s 0fg sy"E ner dna Weber
Hiss Brendel.
Concerto 'or 'ce''o iI E;ciitim. ''''' A'A''
Ballade-'tDes sangers Flnch",; lesser
Piano Solo q 1Ssoass Two studcs. ..... Chopin
3Lr. Carl Tpolfsohn.
vasc dc Concert. ;i;:s 1;.:s:; Afo'''
r;o-p,sno Violin an and ryssae.. ceiIo. .Barstel
Messrs. IvolfSoia, LeuiS, ana E1chaehn.
yEsPER SERVICE.
There will be vcsper services at St. Paul's
First Uniyersalist Church this evening. Mr.
William H. Cutler, orgenist Of the church, Will
be assisted by Prof. 4. ]. Creswo1d, OF Unity
Church. Following is the programme:
l. Voluntary Battistc)....-- ........;:....0ssan
Benedctus ;1inrS
3. Q, Rest in the M!liara
). Response nue,,
nxpah nnixieprahto;re-Ajjesrcito Seventh Symphony,
7, plaSeo os f''' Congregation
P5ystpdum, ;Pricst's March Iendeissohn
~ .,,o fo,,o,r;r- mr.
We cheerfully give place to the following cor
4ee@'oA' TO the Editor or The. Tribune.
Cu,cAco. june :,-Amone the pieces OF organ
music @ marked .sncw here " IN last Sundays sy =
sonnta s; 10. i, was played BY s n Pendela At one
OF the concerts in Centenary Church Nov 90, 1850,
and by Dudley Bucs; in his rscias, n 5ane
1870 and Dec. 19 1870. McndclssoAn >
organ Sonata, No. !, wns played ~
Pcn!icld In Centenary Church concert, sept. -,
ls0g Menaelssnnn n n ~ 1s1op Il va
previonsy r NJ played by creswod at Centenary. the
date of which cannot nov na; H. Ihe c m e.
fa7 nm IN s4a and nlso by te same at the opening
~ tlr First CONGREGATIONAL organ, July :, 1870
Buck played all ths Mcnuelss9nn Ia, rss,yr3
Gspi tnG sS siH, ;nttopcc the Th;ee variations in
hat J" S. B. MATHEWS.
a1R. DIscHoFF
recently appeared rs !ia1 IN Ut felseA.uesz
in Buffalo, and Mrs 1n1osene oso"" rs <a9$''''1
a Buffalo paper says OF thelh: ,s;a,,,
alr. Bschoa sang tae part u ~ 1tai e. soios a9i
ms fesonant .cnol ,;n,s ncw interest to iii the
concertea p.scGs Mo = cntircy satisfactory in
.Ge ns1t M singer but little more practice IS
actor will mprose him ,a ~ @aa ea a'so
LOOKS Ter Me o' aav av we has made rev appearances
oh e Luz nnS aplomb Thr part Of agatha, how
apar rconres little in dramatic way, but calls
| for all the powers and compass Of good soprano
voice. and certain purity Of style is imperatiscly
| demanded BY the music. Mrs. Brown was IN
fortunately affected by the change OF climate;
itom tne ,1ste" watt - ~ Buffalo' which prevented
hor frnn, do;nS herself entire justice; but the
hoarseness was only apparent in her lower notes:
her upper ones being given With cleatnesg 1! anu