New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-17
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

The Vocal Society gives its last concert OF
the season next thursday evening CAlckerng Hall
The Princeton College Glee Club will give a
concert at Association Hall ON Wednesday evening.
The New-York Oratouo Society and the
Thomas Orcc TIA viii brinE out schulIn's Paradise
and the PERI" on the 10th instant
A miscellaneous concert complimentary to
Ar IT !, iI,Innirie, will br given AT ClicLeig Hal
On the 2G,h Instant Miss Beebe Miss Fnct and Messrs
FrtsCh. S3hst. Richard Hoffman, joseph White, B. H.
Whitley, AgramOHte and Florio will take part IN IT,
The performance of "Der Freischitz" at the
Academy tomorrow evening viii AFFORD Mas. lmogene
Brown opportunity of masking her rst appearance IN
opera in this city She has pleasant ana Moi-,rdled
voice. aud hs, been successful ~ the concert roon
that her debu on larger stage VIII DO watched Wth
great interest
Public meetings have been held in Washing
ton 20 sinizo grand musical festival during the
tenuial season. There To bc no ac OF enthusiasm
AMI it il reported that bands Singers ana guia9ee
fund can ali b. secured The question whether Il COT
be obtained seems not yet to have given the
rignat0rs of this scheme any particular anxiety.
For his last symphony concert of the season
i'm New York Theodore IhOIS promises attractive
novelty This il from the second act OF Wagrers
Flying Dutchmau' for orchestra, female chOr and
duet, including the famous spinning wheel music. The
smp ony VIII be schuberts great one In o. and the rect
oi the programme consists OF the 81 LcOnOIa" over
ture ana the Brahms Variations on "a Theme by Haydn.
The promised performance of the whole of
Bach's 81. Matthew Passion 10y tac Boston Handel On
Haydn society took place On the ON INST iortions0 t
great work given by the Society In 1871 ana lsH
but the whole mad been under taken In this country
mini NV Thc noble atompt seems 10 have hn re-
warded with gratifying measure oi success. The boston
nr,iity and worthy Of The mobile music inerprrtsd In
near every particular The choruscs were grandly anil
ttsteiuy sung ana IN despite OF their terrible d!rclltic,
were given with almost uniform accuracy and smooth
choir of boy from tlo pubic schools, trained by
the on'nIng .horls Upon Madame Erirrsdarff m ,
heaviest burden OF tue evening laid, IN the alto aoo.
Or, pardon me. my God, tine alto rccitatiyr, Great
Lord OF Heaven tue recaiiye An, Go.otLa,' aul
the aria with chorus, Look where Jesus becfonng
stands OF course some OF these numbers In range
uusulied Madame Rudoisdogn's voice. and competed
attention 10 tho that her tones
steady aud fresh might be wished, and the
artisfs mode OF delivery, especially in Great
Lold OF Heaven, was sUmev hat too theatrical :;
bat otherwise the interpretations were renlarka-
bly, tile. Mas BcoOe5 brilliant soprano and
steady, honest style proved very pleasing and effective.
her most striking performances being those al tie atis
bounded Mrs. Laura hastings Goodwin sang the alto
lecativcs and aras of the first part Mr. william j.
In delcaoy, tenderness aud the puest taste. his delivery
OF tho exaotng recaves OF The Evangelist left. TO or
thinking, nothing to be desired Mir. RIdOphsen ap
pcarcd In the stead OF M. NJ W. Whitney. who ia
aud unable to keep his engagement Mr. Rulopnsen's
Style Is little dry for such music but 1t ~ smooth aud
neat aud hs performance last night. especially IN view
laoness Of his summons, was RENAL kahy pei Get
Mr.. Joan +. Wmc1 sang the iecitiuyc Tue SAVIOR
fails TIE arla Gladly will l. all rejoicing and Give
back my dearest martyr all IN his broad and noble
st. aud the aria with such lllncss com
piccness IN voice aud style that its Interpretation
perhaps, the most memorable Incident OF tle evening
Tue violin solo ana oDbgltO To the ARIA, On, pard0n
me- played by Mr. August Fries that 10 Give
me back nv dearest master by Mr. Mullaly, and the
flute solo 20 the air From love unbonnded' by Mr..
GOeringall IN excellent fashion. MI. Tucker presided
successfully at the piano. winch was used III some Of the
recatiyes and Mr.. Lang at the organ with his
toned skill. Mr. Zerrahn drectei and guided the whole
OF the great cOmbs ton OF singers and
with steady skill and good judgment"
Mr.. William Wheatley, the actor has recently
married.
Mr.. Stephen Mascot has arrived in New
York. after "a professional tour oI the world.
The stockholders Of the Baltimore Academy
Of Music have reelected the old Board Of Directors
| Miss Kate ClaxtOn takes benefit, at the
Union Square TheaIer the 2sth of April appearing In
| "Eelrtol."