, 1876-03-05

~ Methodist Church. on Sunday aftarnnon Marc
o y, at o'clock The tickets 1re for sale at Roc
o d Le~ls'' aud Jansen. AcClurg l. Co.'S.
T. I. Organ soo-overture Mass iuico, Aube
- 4. !. Crestcofd.
0;atami Qaa1::,e: i;ts;:::'''''' 'A'As'Ns
E . Duet" Quia es. homo Roasir
tss 9at's d y rs sa,r aud As1 Los q crutkst4'. '.t
r. song Aaddisr than the Cherry" "....- .Handt
s. Scotch Balad-@ 1 Thsfea nrsa nse room for rvan
) -Hfns H7ttie de u. Starr.
t e. Orcan .oo In, Hymn to the Emperor -. uayd
: e'@1 '''' 10, "Amaryllis ....... Louis XII
4. u. Cftssootd.
Ed.eard Sehut,e. '''0o4'sN
= 0;:ta:ai Qaa1f;;s: '''' '0*sAs
g. Duet j." Night in Vcnica" ,Ardttt
A.ss Starr and I'd Schul:.s. '1~>'1'>
10. Grand Triumphal March. Cost,
= i. j. CTssrold.
OLD FOLKS CONCERT,
An old folks concert aftcr tho old style, TO,
which some very unique programmes have been
issued, "ill be given at the Michigan Avenue
BAPTIST Church On the Sth inst., by ~ nodiiah
owcnson's Singing School," composed Of the
following singers: Sopranos : Mrs. Blake, Airs.
Carpenter, Mrs. Jeuett, Mrs. Bradley, Mrs.
Wneelsr, and Miss Whitney. Altos: Arrs-
Hansbrousb. Mrs. Cherry, and the Misses
Baird, Slaughter and King. Ienors: Messrs.
| Wheoier, Goodwin, Runals, Marsh. aud Grouse
leases: Mcssrs. Broderick. Noble, Osborne,
sweaes, Hansbtough, and Edwards. The in-
the hands Of Mr. I. '. Flsgier aud Hiss 4. 4,
crocker, and a1r. C. B. Holmes will be- the
| singing master. Tho programme embraces
many of tue ld-fashioned penny royals " like
- Russls," "a Ode On Science" "Sherburpe,"
;" David's Lamentation," and Mount Zlou'n
bes'dos some modern Secular music. The sing
ers Will be elaoorately cosrumed. and as they
nave been rchears'ng long time for ths
CONCERT Under the sk!llfui direction and al,ice
Of Mr. Tomins, q most excellent rerfoyuanca
may be expected.
TUE PHILHARMONIC CLUB.
Tho famous Boston Philharmonic Club win
give its first concert in this city on the 18th inst
at Plymouth Church, and tho second on the 18th
inst ut the Onion Park Church, assisted b. a1iss
Laura Scherner, soprano. The Ci:,b is composed
Of five we'll know artists,-BerabardL Lieton,aun,
Franz Llstemann (first and SECOND yiolius), |
GIamm (vio:a), Har,deeen talto), md Belz !
{french hofn). The Programme ii the OPEN
lpg concert is AL exquisite one. Including Heir
deassohns Quintet in B 1at, op VI; Iiszt's
1I nhaEsonle IN =. No; Il (the one Dedicated to
kowskl's quartet in D and Weber's s.Invltation
to the Dance " to bs played By the Club. In ad
dltion to these, Mr.. Bernhard Ilste1,srn viii
pay Erasta . Hungarian Fantasle"; Alr: DELI,
an Introduction and variations for horn. of his
own composition; Mr.. Hartdegen, Seryais' con
certo in f minor, for cello; aud Mr. Weiner
Ierschacks Fantasia for hote. Hiss Sclern1er |
Hal slns tue canzonet:a from Gou1ez's 'Salya- |
tor g, Kosa." and Deseauer's song re Ser,i1a"
Ihls admirable programme, and the well-knogn |
reputation OF tho atusts who are to perform il.
Will make mnsic-1oyers impatient tor the ap-
pearanco Of tho Club.
LOCAL, MISCELLANY
A series of very interesting operatic and orr /
or1ai ezerc ises BY the pupils of Carozzis Musi-
;al Institute commenced las: Thursday evening. =
me serles will be continued Oh the evenings Of t.
.pili b, May j. and June as the lecture ball, = =
03 State atreet,
The next concert Of the Apollo Club will be
'yon ;" Inur;day evening, March %, at McCor- p
aEo the assistance Of Miss Rive, piaoist. and
lias n. +. BenzieeE, Of &eT York. soprano | il
The principal features of the Turner Hall pro-
Eamne this afternoon are Weingarten's Odeoa !
arch, the overture TO Pique Dame" overture -
Leatn1rs "EiTlra," Menzel's '* Dacchus
otponrr, Bach's stAghtbe'' fausasia dao from &,
Martiia," aud Hamm's Figaro potpoursi,
A series Of four concerts in aid of the Good r.
Imatitans Home will be given in the Methodist ~
11rch: coruer of Clark and Washington streets, ~
Sunday afternoons, commencing March IT,
the first concert Mr. Creswold, llr. Schultze, IN
:. I1iden, MSS Crulkshank, and the Oriental ia
1arteste w1ll take part. "
musical at her residence, AZ South Ann Sc
rect last thursday evening, at which Mrs. | ce
acey sang Mr. Eddy's "Good Night" and 80
,anoas "Medjie." Mrs Won KlopSo played -;
beetoovon sonata IN D minor, op. 81. No. ~, ~,
n Mr. Eddy, the latter taking the orchestral t1r
arranged for second pipno. !
!. Eddy played Bergers Sonata in G minor | MI
= nosta and Afs o;as Hershey sapg Bee:hoyens pa
Usher" and also with Airs Stacey in Men bu
ssohn's :. Greeting and 'A1ay Bo!ly,' y
The concert givon On Monday evening bv the an
rlor Musical Sociots, under tile direction Of frs
". 4!ooe, Was most enjoyable one Tue So dnt
II ouiy organized q few months since, and has ten
we'd itself fully capable Of maintaining its -
ition beside other and much older oreuuiza- L
ss. Tho sololsts chosen for the OCCASION " " :
q, win scarcely an exception, laboring under f. Ea1
ens throat affections, 30 that their good pa- - -
10 being willing to make tho effort TO sing 49,
Ter than disafranse the Programme is entitled ii
:reat credit. The Blaney Quartette won Tro
E-deserret encore. So also did Mr. McYade, / dorj
eanttful harp, made Of flowers, was present fi!Iir
o Ar. Aoot during the intermisHion By two com
og girls OF the Society in behalf Of the mem r.
j.. They wished in simple yet tasteful way fo.
cknowledge their Indebtedness to him as 49, ~.
or. pleasures are being taken to make thi4 ] saa
oty o per1nanent organization, and all in n ~
Iondar the t ., Iha Tar,a ~ aet "'14 taem agai
70 Choral Union OF West Chicago. of which ss Sons
Backnan il conductor. hare issued q cir htI ha'1
!: to singers and patrons OF music. from ~ ue ~
We take the following facts relative to its
1lZatlon purposes: caslt
prospects Of t1e Choral Union are all encnnr,o iii
Al me last rehearsal there WI, well ba|ancel oper
10 ~ 0oout iD voice.. which euterod into the cour
onant;,i - oouxs aase Been purchased in st- with
p,ort,,ntr rnn;!"1 , ~ WHO wil improve and
sad s. for gentlemen wi11 a sh ase u = ior quite
e. The cona{uctorahp Of t, sdsit ~ ~, oon @ sne cupit
IN the hands Of alr. Q. Blackuaa who is favor m,
noHn TO the musical people OF Chicago and
1ecoru as drill-master Of chpruses vii n.ar u.
ne promise that all who put themselves iato this none
xaton to learn and acquire will not be jissn Aurn
d. Meetings for drill are held every Er13, | the
from clock until 10 O'Clock in :he swedan | which
arenna an ~ ~ =; 81 Warrington street aud and
to the s1ugers, all who join tho chorus ara I'm
70 oe present and take part unless absent from Tienn
~. asop @ ~, e1uee. 1ne attention Of friends to BID
Ia called t. the cass ~ na merely become to the
- It is The puroore of tha n Known as as Lond
ur public concerts during year to MI If pectes
holders o. associate membership ticket7 an5 her pt
Lies are admitted free, including reserred se,t Lane
seats are Reserved; also to all recepons Or NIL
eaFsas gwen " the chorus. 4 charce az * ia 4he
or taese nle11oershps, ANY other points of n Which
ion not fully explained in the foreroino viii h Onera
furnished by applying to or add9ss;nr ~ = ! MANY