, 1876-05-21
ABROAD,


| THE c1Sc1SNAT1 FESTIVAL.
The following arc the programmes for tn
Cincinnati festival which occurs May 81, Jun
and 2:
Eirst Concert, Wednesday evening, aIay s1-No
| tett, Glory, Honor, Praise, nnd Power, Mozart
Mra. d: n smith, Miss Anna Draslil, Mr.. II. i
nischotf, II. 81: ". Whitney, chorus and orchestra
Ir Snnstop aad Peri Part f. sehamsn
a Mrs F. Emma Heekfe, Mr: II. 4. Bischoi,. NJ ii
y; " Whitney, chorus and orchestra; Grand Aria {
Dssd ssssss oa M;s s,
| torio Of Elijah, Mendclssohn, Mrs H. il. Smith
! Miss Anna Draadi} Mra. T. ". Appleton, Mis
Emma HseSls Nits ciara Besnstsin; Miss T. Ror
Prophet CHORUS and orchestra.
- Second Concert, Thursday evening, Iune l.
Handcls srand oEatorio, Messiah; ptefya,ssion be.
tween 6rst and second parts Of tic Q1atoro; Mrs.
HEN Smith, Miss Anna Drssdil. Mr Il. 4. Bis.
chof. H: u. ". Whitney, chorn. and orchestra.
sodie dhf nons1est F9 T5asy sysqp
Sna "ss Scene idef fi Raadete:1 M ~ smte M1
so n " ;sl M;htnsy 4ny Fantassis in G
APPLETON, M!ss Anna Dsasdi1, Mr. II. A. Ri5chotf.
MI A. W Whitney. chorus and orchestra. In
n1ns;l tSEmtsslon solo Ef King $hubert Nj l. 4
Smith, Miss Anna Drasdil, Mr.. Ii. 4. DtschoG.
IT. II. W. Whitney; Solo, In Questa Tomba'
81 Beethoysn, M , Misc Anna Drasdil; cantata, Landing
Drasdil, chorus and orchestra THIS cantata has
Hsen composed by Mf Singer expressly for this
TIE LONDON orERA SEASON,
The London Times Of April %, speaking Of
the opening season at coycnt Garden, says:
NJ: Maplcson's general arrangements NAV be
are e resrietea taist,aa'{g y
aRs, aI 9gh ssast og },'ls t ohS hard tie Director
At once with his caing artists whieb wv pes1a 70
We have scen,. he did on Saturday night.
tbe pne 5epsEtoy r. 9f Of wofks sa. to Be
novelties: but there are some royiraIs m so!u1e or
quasi1revirals, atwll be interesting to amateurs
eaa seas sRS wb S,}s Sa1,}Es0ay cne ehes5ns
eSost = Il s4S p;a6'e Gslsisn ian
Maaae neG GhFs5ns nsssa NssGH + Sixteen works
fse9uenteEs Of Her a1ajestys Opera. Besides the
artists Just named and those who appeared On Sas-
slEaeree s6as chapaRy MaRes1m a Eli ens @
French, the other 1talian-both liaht sopranos of
the arst rank, and both alcsaoy accepted by the
erfnl company. There Is also s. new eomer. btllc
Rodani, from, Milan, about whom great expecta.
tions are r.; Taised, ana, We hear, on tustiaable
70 add importanee to tho s Of baritones, wbI|e
that Of Herr Rokftanskl, who has not been among
ns for five years, gives extra weight to that Of
ion-Signors Hroocoini and Fiorini~arc also " se.
cured. Sgnors Fancelli, Campaniui, and Dpsini
are among tho tenors; Mile. Justine AIoesyitZ
lcontrEltol Herr rehrens {bass), SisI1ars Del
Puente, Gatassi, and homant making ap the cata-
osue.
MUSICAL NOTES.
Muzio has taken .Verdi's place as chef dor
,hcstra Of 'sAila7" in Paris.
Sparapani who sang here with Lucca, made
lit at Milan in Shera's new opera, aSelyaggia.>'
The principal members Of the Kellogg Ene-
ish Opera Company are re-engaged for the next
cason.
Rubinstein has met with unboundca success
n London, His recita1s were greeted With the |
host vocifcrous applause.
The death Of one Of the most skillful violon-
ellists In Germany, Herr Julius Goltermanu |
as taken place at Stuttgart.
1t is arranged that Herr RubinsteIn,s new
peru, "Nero," will be the first heard at the |
imperial Opera House in Berlin.
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg sings in concert in
oston on June and 8, aud at the commence
lent exercises Of Bowdotn College on Aug. Q
Miss Florence Davenport, daughter of Mr.. E. |
!. Davenport, has q rich contfalto voice. and
i'll probably join the Kellogg oPera Company
ext season.
Although kept stage secret, there Is no I
oubt about Col. Mapleson, OF Her Maicstysa |
pera, going to America Mime, Titiens, Nine.
rcbelli-Bcttinf, and Varla are ready.
stiyal'' on the 9Th and 18th 81 tssis % month.
which twenty brass bands arr expected to
ke patt,-all contcnding Tor prizes amounting
Levy, the concert player, has returned to New
ork from @ rather disastrous concert tour |
rough the country, and will appear. at Gil