, 1876-12-17

company hare folahteereo ,nen eei ''ees' 49,
other words, - the J1s Is up
Mr.. Lebliue gave the second Of his series Of
1.t.aa, -;a 19orto rocit,,a at Reeds TEMPLE of
t.n'ee' p''no s..;.1 49, fo,,orriro
MUSIC on r1iua} aAtcA noun, Wv. .':.,,
programme: Bach's "IMru English ouie =
Reethoyen,s Sonata, on. 81, No. 2: Schumann's
pee.ao;a reeo So p,a.os ~ ~ 70 c.In tho Nicht. y
:. l, a.''a%ae =. - W. ss r.ao Wv, r,ad ~.
''Iraumcs"lffcn, anu I1n"e '9.n .@',o ~
Chopin's G, B minor, A, + sharp and Freluoes
aud Scherzo, op. 80; and Reinecke's Concerto,
m. -. with SECOND piauo accompaniment. The
;n,,r,,od v,oathor and thc evidently growing
lnipro'eu "easlei anu tuo e'.asn, a.1;, ~ >
interest ~ tnese periusanss ..a oceoe;o
larger auoience tnau o le
and 1uily as apptec.atve one, Jelly s'tha.t.;se
largely oi pro1essioai lnus'etnue anu t; na
ol LUG al.u.ea vi, h ao,, ,raa nn,ah1e on
programme as Will " seea' WIS ~ baor;no rs,
ana anolueu Us nul nrss ~ nn,nm3 In ~ whicR
~. Lleo!lhgs paa5,ns ~ o. ,,1ar'.y If r..rr
his success assoles ni!s. " oo ;n+ro1nrc3
genera aas4 +;,nn ~ 4' ou american
We neese 49, H. Dc ne;na,.o Tnncs~to 1.or,nnsed in
anqlence Ing ncmeyhG 81 n s.oTldere q
lo.ol' NniSn a.1nua a =; ~ ~ p'crfert model
p!ese " ots.uaI and str,l-inrly
OF iol1n: aouno.lIts fH,1at aA1 sr9%ast;n1s
pluaui. Gne u;SS ~ Chnn;n and Ncndels
ta.Aef Lu1n t ~ nr - e:-;11f,,ilv con
son anu yet lhe paris .lS eo strtei1
the %hoe Sir
Iias :ne sea 80 hnnor ~ ;ntrr,ntnr this
Aeollns a.so l1as1 'us RarI;n % ubnre hc f7iaved
=. a.;o,, ~ ~ IL 1ah,t ot Rrenner,s
r.',,,n,, %,on.orts n Octnhrr of last year
Sstnpa;us S s,,h1;'.et;nn ,,ov;no r. at that time
eelo1e Us paoltio., ,.I;';s ,rne asnt r. him
tlon tne olts.a1 nkots ,arfrn,onca iact FRIDAY
~ tnc au.uo1, e. ;aI,1;nr,s vcrsati1ity and
Was ~" ptop. pi''a y. - = han,, nlarpd NJ the
1na ~ 49, a,;.1 ardnons ,iropranme. with
,,;,,,,tnct otfent;on to the details OF phrasing
and accen,uation and with unaagging energy
throughout. OF the other numbers, the baa8
Suiten rrelude, uavotte, anu usue3 rs.e
eh th s,,n,nnnn n;ncs how
diffirnIt It i to give their r1gnt meaning; the
CHOPIN numbers in q thoroughly enjoyable
manner, particularly the Scherzo,-a grand, ma
Icstit, as,;.sh. naa5 nnnnar Il hia nor
s?eelailJ ens atcus pn.1,',rar, eo-,ato W. ara
1or1nancc u Tue lo'ett 81; - .n.
heretofore spoken. 10 MauJ y "As uo uoao1
the gem OF tie occasion. 10 pay sucn
repertoire ns Mr.. LiebliDg has given in these G
.itals entirely without notes Is III itself remark
ar1ar ami; va ,annot f1o,,ht that Mr. Lieblipg's
.,,"':;,,t f'lIr hears ont thf s11rgestiun.
!. ..5.ar da.scanIe IN mcdincrftv and at
times 1t rises to great heiSlt o. 1nsp.tat'on' L
Mr.. Lcdochowski playei the second Piano ~
compartment to the conscrto 10 an entlrcty sat-
isfactory manner. aad Miss White sang IN Ave
Nara "of Ratf, and " "N'1th Myrtle nnd Cypress,''
bv Schumann, with very great acceptabillty.
Miss Wnite Is evidently faithful and reyercnt
oiara m carcnl md artistic IN
aaa w! eilltS ~" Sa ~ ~ - ~. E,r;nr
account u! luz pst!ota1.uss !e ~ .,La' - 4hss,
Datchman: - Oh FRIDAY evening next, Ehen inc
third re:ital was to nave taken place, it has been
postpoDeI to Thursday evening, the 2oth inst.
'rne ,,rugramue will be announced in the next
q11s.nr. - 3,prnnrr
ooSoAA 11AlooN-. .
TIE bEEIAo'hS soc4Ef1 .oSohA.. .
49,, .-e'.,,,o,,o - +ha pao+hovcn soc;ctv
Tue pel1oiiaaiee ~ VIC oess.o ~.
Thursday evening. without 1DaoFslns al tue
statements OF the writer, We give place to the
following communication on the same theme !:
~ ne Edsf" q re . 1.ioune. .. -. .,,o
CHICAGO, Dec 16'-Ihe fecent coneelt o. Tue
Beethoven society merits spss:ai comnencaelon apa
LOT the 1Une n.y., .onJ ,t; " .ls ,,t tra hao hat,a
senteo ~ aenu1on nsn, aanccia,,r 1 tnora
and basses. and tie inisn more smooth; but, as u
whole, the performance VI; eminently satisfactory.
+ cooia vas o1i Kew rbonii have been rst On
the programme, as the feature Of the evening,
with setnn Of gems ., ,essfr a nd th asunn
r. mower Of tie music. produced thrilling effect
fiAga, Com.olc, the warriors, the g1and features
Of ne 3o,, sne she, pcfnre he
,n!na ~ the music moved along.
1.-The Toggcnbulg,' orcyclc Of ballads, IN ltsell
also aa. , unh src n.,re dens PRESENTED
astisticalIy, suffered, However, from heing hcard
ut the same concert with Gade's more elevated
composition; AS Inc concslt M s.;a1 Nv ~ u,
Mounu .u sras ann,rent fnr;tTe md
tasser tan sertu,snt 6,co;hed tt,ronsh ali. Miss
Whte in her beautiful ara; Eichhel, In lis lovely
romance; Mrs. Watson, in her splendid rendering:
uf Eeudelssohn's tender G minor concerto, =
triumph for her in conception and execution; Carl
Berystein's heroic pressnlalon 1l finga,aall any
each were excclent a1'o iulA u tae sp'k4'
OF ~ Ine OCCASION. Tend p,,+ .srha 1,ora,no ~
~; ane - bnn.h far hro,r ora1e in mat1c
rar uu@ ~. vet veil cnnce,yed and We'll nresented
r wns ne,incr cheap nor commonplace, and l
felt in listening to it tla the composer might haye
made more OF It II be would 1t took its place with
honor in long programme, and added its own
1ustre to concert OF pure and nome music etedit
ahkc TO the eheetno'en soc'e's' ea'4 - sno
cn'caso ~ A' H.
THE WESTMINSTER CHOIR CONCERT.
On the 18th inst. the choir OF Westminster
fhurch assisted bv the Third PRESBYTERIAN
49,. ,r;., ron,;a uopoov Nr Charles r.
cuou' 'A''s ~1I.A~ :,
Barnrs, aud MI george t. bfouesach1 presented
the friends OF that church with a Weli-selected
nroqromme of music. The first number, q
chnr1s frnm the 'sBohemiau * Gfrl,'' was given
by the Westminster in 'happy and light ~
manner. rejecting much credit upon it's mem
bers. thereby repaytng their organist md
director, alr. Wills J. Peck, for his untiring
rfforts as firi1lmaster, They also gave the
.,4, -h,. tkuo-1.f Ap,11o Qtri-op 4ha