, 1876-10-15

Kuecken's, "Onward Bonny Boat,'' with Mr..
Wlke. The latter was somewhat hoarse, but
he nevertheless sang his solo, the uSalye
Dimora" " from "Faustn-that rock upon which
SO many tenors have split-verY effectively, We
have said there was but one drawback to this
eoncert-thc length Of the programme. There
was one more and serious one. The instru-
ment was not perfectly in tune
AATREn SEASON.
Miss Jennie Busk, the wcll-known and favor
ite vocalist, has outlined series Of matinees.
the first Of which will be given at Mccormick
Hall next Saturday afternoon. Upon this oc-
casion, Miss Busk will have the excellent assist
ance Of Mr.. Wilkie, our home tenor; Mr.. Don
aldson, tenor from New York, who has never
sung here before; Mir. Licbling, pianist; Mr..
Lewis, violinist; and Mr.. Eichhcim, 'ccllist.
Mr.. Baird will play the accomplishments. It is
publicly. AS she has come here to reside, We
hope she will receive welcome from our musi-
cal people as cordial as she deserves, both as a
most excellent lady and talented vocalist. Her
assistants in this concert, with one exception,
are well known here, and their names alone are
sufficient guarantee that the concert will be
very enjoyable. The sale Of seats will COM
mence tomorrow at Lyon & Healy's and Root
g. sons music company's stores.
THE APOLLO CLUB.
The work Of the Apollo Club for the
first concerts in December is well under way.
The soloists Tor these concerts will be Miss EN-
ma c. Thursby, soprano, and the Kunkel
brothers, the celebrated duet two pianos)
performers whom Rubinstein compliment
ed so highly as being among the
best in the world. With these spe-
cial attractions the opening Of the Apollo
season will be brilliant event in the musical
~ w ~ ''4AAt.5eAs 1>S"~ 10 W
announce that s1bscribers TO the Club Will re-
celVe ther cards at the earliest practicable
moment. AS tney cannot al oe dcllvered at
once IN 50 large membership, time must pc
allowed. As every name mas been properly
registered there can DC no mistake. BY allow
1ng the necessary time Tor tue collector to visit
all, every member or subscriber viii receive his
caros III good season anu long peiore the irst
concert. Mr. George II: Brodcricls is alone
authorized to deliver cards ana collect moneys
OF subscribers unless IN case OIL such active
memoers o1 me C!un VINO nave CHOSEN TO collect
from those OF their friends Who have become
members through them. 70 asoid delay III
placing IN eactl SUBSCRIBERS nands the carus 1of
the season, and to obv1ate the necessity OF re-
peateo cs u .ne tn Go4eetor, ene sa4stsle's w.
r. rsase ~ absence THIS vii creat1v faril,tatc
the delivery OF the same.
NEW MUSIC.
We are indebted to Messrs. s. Brainard's Sons,
Cleveland, for the following new music Of the
harmless sort: In the tar-o1 Long ago."
baritone song, BY q. thatcher; her Face Is
Garden OF flowers" song anu cnorus, ana
"ncn -ns ho'e c4"es io,ue " ~ u5
cna,ics e. ~ o14e - 10y o9an,1 LAG
se' son uuT %. .no. n, " po,,.n ] a., pa
doE1' anu 1Ae aaA1u 1o4Aa' py o. D. oal-
Springfield, ILL.,, has good reason to congratu-
than nr5inarv merit Tc hive received from
that that city vas set Of wa1tzes, entitled "La Petite
Lizette Waltzes," by L. n. French, which are so
far removed from the ordinary nundrum rou.
tine OF waltz-writing By amateurs that they Will
pc sure to attract notice and become tavorltes.
ca1ostn that im sneap we'll for the future Of
tpa;I oon,s,a.ar e1' SFo4~ o&1
1nEn ~ S9T ",,,ic, c,,c,nno+, hoo ;ssned .n al.
,o;rah,e M RennhIican camna;g1n A song"hoak viii
the music arranged for quartette It is a some
what remarkable fact that, while the Republican
campaign has produced host Of songs and
song books, the Democracy is mute and song
less. -
LOCAL MlscELAAN1'
The Chicago Musical College gives the first OIL
its always-pleasaut soirees early next month
nnder the direction of Mr.. Zieefeld,
Mics Af;nn,e +. Cnrt;s.. the ct. Lonis con-
hor har hcr1a ard tEif1
tianto' nae n1aI1 -, Sn,~a5o ,' ne1 uou's' oA>A
sing IN lr1nlty churcn III november.
Mr., Edward Freiberger Is the authorized
financial agent Of the Beethoven Society, and
will shortly cali upon members for their dues.
.o,..a +ho ,ou, ,,o,o
dfouno mas peen ofoken 1of tne ne" nluS'e
hall to be erected BY the hershey School OF
Art, in the rear of the Crystal Block, opposite
McV1cker's lheatre"
Almost every pianist of note in this CITY, as
we'll rs o hoist OF amateurs, were present at
Emil Liebling's recital on Thursday evening.
This Of itself was no small compliment.
r,,. paa.ox ca.,,uzx,. r..,.nc <,uuo,,. ~ last
ttNx. H., narS3as P;it;r,ae ~ tha
popular Chicago vocalist, has been stopping at
the Parker House during the past weeks
-. o., uy,,-;o ,aoo, 4o :, ho;ao
M. A1reu .!s Mnhle ous aon tsnoi = ~, oi.ug
pu1sueu "lt4 uneie - 1TT 17;if: iass
comes from a hlnss Cnape!, Doslon 1T m'4h4e
snoulo put III sucn tein pt'i1lon0 Den1nu i''l''
MIR. Creswold, the organist, is forming an
amateur orchestra, ano des1res a4l players 1nter-
estea ID such an olgaulzatlon W ~ upon 4 n.ni
at Ills office, corner OIL Adams anu otatc streets.
Dudley Buck gave an organ recital at the
Delaware Avenue Church, Buffalo, n T., on
the 10Th inst. at which be played bis own tran
scrintion Of the ttTanphauscr Overture ~ and
TL;a1o,s dif4,or1t +t Fantasia II, 4 flat