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ian Tell' With all the accessories, and the fol-

iam Tell with all the accessories, and the fol-
lowing cast:
Matilda. Mrs. Mcdnise
McchtaI. asnaiszo
Ieal. nv Rsrsnhs 1aeahe,
Triple chorus and orchestra.
The miscellaneous part OF tho programme
will consist OF tho overture 70 'Ihe Merry
Wives OF Windsor " and *'Souyenir de Meyer
beer" for orchestra; Scbumanu's 1.-Two Grena-
diers." BY Alr. A. 1eivermann: violin solo,
Viou1temps' "Grande Polonaise." hy Mr. De
Clerque; and an aria from Donizettis Favor
ita."
CHURCH CONCERTS.
The eecond Of the series OF Plymouth Church
concerts will be given on Tuesday evening, the
18th. with very attractive programme, per-
formed by the choir, with the assistance OF Mr.
T, A. Bowen, bass, and afr. James Il. DoUland,
the elocutionist. The solo numbers Of the pro-
gramme ate Chopin's Is Funeral March " and the
overture to schuocrs's Rosamunde. =" for organ
By Mr. Flagler; Mercadante's "sa1Ve Maria. +"
by Mrs. +. 0. Seymour; and Lodet's sons,
Phillip tho Falconer," by hlr. Bowen. III add!-
ton to these numbers, Mr.. Bowen and Miss
Foresman will sing PiDsuti's "Love Thou; !"
Mrs. Seymour and aIr, Smith duet; snd Mrs.
Seymour, Aiss Forosman, and Mr: Smith the
L
Two quartets BY the choir and readings by a1r.
Dowland complete tho programme On the 4th
Of April, Mr. A. r. Burbank. the reader, will ap-
pear in this course st the church.
4 vocal and Instrumental concert will be given
At the Fifth Presbyterian Church. corner In
diana avenue and Thirtieth streets, on Tuesday
evening next, under the directorship Of Mr. Il.
". Cross. The programme, which is very
pleaaing one, will be given by Nrs. .: L. Fox
aud Mrs. Addie Havens. soprauos; Mr. Tile,
Z Nil y@So oy,5
Chicago Madrigai Club. Mr. Haveng will be the
accompanies OF tha evening,
THE APOLLO Club CONCERT.
The third Apollo Club concert is announced
for Thursday evening, the 23d inst. ahd1t is ex-
pectsd to be the most brilliant musical enter
Imminent yet given by this popular organization.
The programme contains many strong features,
among the choral numbers being Lachnor's
" HYMN Of Praise''-a chorus of great difficulty.
when rendered without orchestral support;
Graee's Latin Drinking sons;" Otto's "Even-.
ing Hymn :" and Smarts "Rhine Song" The
Eager. The former is we'll known here, aud ber
piano numbers will be among tho chief attrac-
tions Of the concert, being Beethoven's tSonata
Appassoneta,'' Chopin's Ballad N a Flat"
and Listz's Po1onaise in E Flat" Miss Benza-
ger will make her debut here on that occasion,
singing Bel Rosgio," from Nossini's "6e:nir-
amida' and Mulder'a "Staccato polEa."
THE CHOPIN KEcrTALs.
The first OF the series Of ten Chopin recitals
by AIr, Carl Wolfkohn, the conductor Of the
Beethoven Society, will take place ue1t Satur-
day afternoon at STANDARD Hail. corner OF Michi-
gan avenue and Thirteenth street, beginning at
half-past 8 o'clock. AIr. Wolfsohn will play
three selections for the piano, and Mrs. Emma
Thurston will sing six nubinstein Songs. In
order to give non~members Of the Beethoven
Society an opportunity TO attend these Tecltals,
tho Directory have decided TO sell soason tickets
admitting two persons to each Of the ten re-
citals for IS. These tickets can be procarod At
Root l. Sous ana Lyon j. Healy's music stores.
BENEFIT CONCERT.
The first Of the series OF Sunday afternoon
concerts for tho benefit Of the Good Samaritan
Home takes place this afternoon at the Eirsr
Methodist Church, commencing at 8 o'clock.
Tho programme has been already published.
For the second concert, next Sunday, tho pro-
gramme will comprise mainly selections from
Elijah" to be sucg BY Mfs. Tnuraton, lrs
De pelgrom, and air. Halo.
ABROAD.
MISS KELLOGG IN THE :" STAR OF THE Sogfu.''
The New York Tribune Of the 4th says:
Mips Kellogg revived 3Ieyerbeer'a Star OF tho
North" last night bcfors full house, and the per-
formance received with many marks Of appro-
baton that she must felt we'll repaid for her trou-
work. and Ehe has placed it on the stage With skill tho
dresses being bright aud fresh aud tho scenery better
say ta. the revival ia great musical SUCCESS for this
is properly spectacular opera whteh severed: taxes
the resources Of many theatre Of the first cl3ss end
is quite beyond the reach Of any travelling English
company. With small orchestra, mediocre ]
cast md ueagefiy appointed stage. it losea much Of
it, romantic character, The real poverty Of the music
effects.
stripped OF The tnsel tsappnga Of the propertyman
and the continually afronts the crit
for what she hiss accomplished and her enterprise has
given the town new sensation. Her own Cattersna I
pe!soasti5n ir the p:ccs Il has III her
best characteristics, for it is vvciouB picturesque,
and thoroughly musical The other principal parts |
were taken Dy Mrs. Rosewad {rdscor1a> Mrs. seguin
Ind Miss Lancaster the two uirand,rrcs. Mr. Mans,
Mr.. Comfy 'eser}, Ar. Morgan (tor9e1,
Ind Mr. Il. pB1kea (Gr.t-en.o}.
MUSICAL NOTES.
Bnlow plays in Washington this week. i
It is stated that II. Gounod is at present en-
,aged in the composition Of a new Nass.
A new German musical papor is announced, !
he Neto Musical Progress Gazette Ne4e lfusi-
;alische Forsctri0s- Zeitung}.
The first performance at Berlin Of Wagner's ]
Tristan und Isolde is NOW definitely fixed for |
ho 23d Of 24th Of the present month.
Nine. Stolz, Miss Carey, Signors Bagagiolo
nd Capou have been singing With great success
q Verdi's q Requiem in St. Petersburg.
Nile. Emma Abani LAS bean the bright star OF
iyo's italian opera company during their tour
trough Great Britain and ireland this winter.
It is credlbly rumored that IN early cdict may
10 expected from Cardinal Manning, restricting |
he church music OF his communion in England
ntiroiy to plain song.
Delliui's ashes are not, it appears. to be al-
owed to rest in peace ut Poteaux, but arc to be |
emoyed to Italy. the municipality Of Naples
laving voted sufficient sum to defrsy the a1-
'euses.
The Dublin papers speak in the highest terms
f the singing Of Fred C. Packard, OF Boston.
rho ia With Carl Rosa's opera company Que Of
hem say6 no such English tenor has been in the
lty for yearB.
It is now sett1od that Herr Rubinstaa will ia-
,lude LONDON in his farewell tour as q pianist |
.fter the close Of which he will devote his time
exclusively to the completion Of his grand opera
Nero," and to composition generally.
Thercse Grunbaum, formerly singer of much
epute III Germany, died in Berlin On the 30kh
It,, at the ago Of s.. She was daughter Of the
omposer Wenzoi Muller, and it WAS for her that