, 1876-09-17

e. Shore by q. 2. Danks; u Rowing in the
Twilight p BY signor Vallo; 1.-THE Quiet Sea, -
for contralto Or baritone, BY Carl sahm; ~
Love Him so," BY +. ". Kotsehubcy; " Fare
song, BY Julius Eichberg; Norai's Message" :"
BY Sir Julius Benedict; and the following ad-
mirable songs, by Franz Abt: " a Maiden
Stood on Sea Bound Bark, " u Singing at Sum
set,' Just Where the Brook Wiuds,' and
II in Thine Heart, Bear a Part"
The Root & Sons Music Company have just
received the following new music; "Brazlfana, !"
waltz movement, BY Oscar Mayo; "The Four
Leaved Clover,'' waltz, polka, schottische, aud
mazurka, and "a May-Day Frolic," by Mrs.
Clara Fl. Scott; 'I'll Take You Home Again,
Kathleen BY Thomas P. Westendorf; Dream
Danks; Is Garden of Roses" for soprano and
@ 3tG BY ygna Fir Ga9Fe7 az FaFote az rte
Bells by Agnes J. Jones; and .Cou1d but
net.
We have received from the publishers, John
Church & Co., Cincinnati, copy OF the q Hayes
and Wheeler Campaign Songster," containing
good collection Of rousing Republican songs,
full OF the necessary nerve and energy. Many
plete, for the use of glee and Quartettc clubs.
large majority Of the songs are set to tunes
already familiar to every one. The Songstcr
also contains short biographical sketches OF our
next Chie1 Executives, Wltl pOrCfAB IN Lue
title-page.
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
ME. H. 8. Perkins, Of this city, is now at
Athol, Mass, and will return to Chicago about
Oct l.
The Barnabce, Carreao-Sauret, and Phtlhar-
monic Troupes have been engaged for an ap-
pearance in Chicago this winter.
Robert Goldbeck has associated himself with
Mr.. A. Waldauer in the joint dictatorship OF the
Beethoven Conservatory Of Music at ST. Louis.
Mr. BischoH is to do the tenor solos at the
Centennial Musical Festival at Philadelphia, to
commence Sept. 20, under the direction Of
Theodore Thomas
7. Martin Towne has returned to the city,
having determined to make it his permanent
residence. On Monday next he takes charge Of
the vocal department OF this Central Conserya-
tory Of Music, 206 State street, taking the place
Of Prof. Woollctt, who recently removed to
GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. II. C. Eddy, the o1ganist, VINO is at the
East spending his vacation, has given several
organ rccitals recently. On the lst inst. he
played at Westfield, Mass; on the 5th at Green
field; and on the 9Th at Hartford, Conn. He is
at present in Boston.
Mr.. George c. Stcbbins, formerly well known
here as church-choir tenor, and lately IS the
!eauei VI siilEihse III tue 11e1iont 4e1uPie+ ooo-
ton, has accepted an engagement for one year
with Mr.. Moody. He will direct the chorus
singing in this city in October, and travel with
Mr.. Moody iu other parts of the West.
The Church Of the Messiah is evidently going
to base itself on the fundamental Of music. It's
music to-day consists mainly Of two bass solos,
to be sung BY Afr. Thomas Goodwlllie: SIZE
that Drinketh Of the Water Shall Never Thirst"
from ".rhe Woman Of Sanaria y; and Like
as Il Father Piteth His Children" (Stradella)
The Chicago Musical College management is
grand concert with orchestra, to be given by the
pupils this season. The performances are to be
given for the benefit Of the patrons Of the Col
lege, and associate membership tickets are for
sale for So each, each ticket admitting three
persons to the four concerts.
The Turncr-Ha1l concerts have been resumed
again, and the first OF the new series Of con-
certs will be given this afternoon, with pro-
Eramme embraens e am9ng other numbers
tion'); introduction to "Lohensriu;" the
finale to '' Traviata;' Reissigcr's overture "Thc
Mill on the Rocl,'' and pleasant variety Of
lighter music. Mr.. Cloudcr will conduct.
The Hershey School OF Musical Art, at s.
Madison street, commences new term imme-
diately. Its Faculty, as announced by the cir
culars, Is as follows: H. G. Eddy, organ, piano,
theory, and composition; w. S. B. Mathews,
organ: piano, musical grammar, and M Msstheties;
glish, Italian, and German singing; Mrs. Clara
Won Kenze, Frank 7. Baird, Mrs. Christine
Nelson, and Miss Cora Freer, piano; William
Lewis and Joseph Singer, violin; Prof. Cum
mock, elocution; and Prot Won Klenze, French,
italian, and German. Twice month there will
and vocal recitals BY the faculty and artists en-
gagged for the PURPOSE.