The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-21
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mt Harry Palmer len Liverpool yesterday in the
steamship Baltic OF the White Star line.
Nss Gerte Emmanuel, a talented young consralto,
pves concert tonight at Chickering Hall.
Nine. Pappenheim appears tonight at the Academy
nMusic Marguerite in "Faust"s role suited 70 her
Intensely dramatic style of acting and singing
MI s. B. Mills plays the first Chopin At the
Philharmonic rehearsal at the Academy this afternoon
Julius Cesar" will be played at the Academy Of
iusc, Brooklyn, and not at the Brooklyn Theatre,
las been incorrectly stated.
MI Theodore Thomas gave his last public rehearsa,
br his sixth symphony concert yesterday afternoon at
stcinway Hail. before Of the largest audiences OF
;he season The programme comprised the following
works.
Tho Star Of the North presented in Phadel-
phia on Wednesday evening by the Kellogg English
Opera Company with magnificent success Aside from
the merit OF the cast which comprised the strength OF
the company, the opera . grand spectacle Is pro-
bounced m assured triumph
The female chorus from OF Wagners earliest
operas gen. and rendering yesterday Is deserv.
ing OF the highest praise. The takes place
Saturday night and with such attractive bill 1t viii
probably be crowded than the public
rehearsal yesterday.
Overture, sI.eonore." No. g. Beethoven; variations
theme by Haydn, opus So Brahms; spinning Chorus
and Ballade, Wagner; second act Of "rlyirg Dutch
man." Mas Lima Pfei Miss f. l. Harrison and female
chorus; symphony In c. No. ., schubert; andantc,
allegro troppo; andautc con moto; scnerzo, al
legrc vivace finale, allegro vivace
Nj. Frederick Bergner, the celebrated voloncellist
gave the small hall Of Stenway's last even
Ing He was assisted by Mr. $. B. Mills, Mr. =. Rem
mertx and the New York string quartet consisting OF
Aessrs. Edward Aolcnhauer, Max Schwartx, George
NatzkA and Berrner. Tho trio for piano, violin
cello in D. opus 20 by Schubert, was brilliantly rem
dered, and Mr.. Molienhauer was applauded in tho
hearsiest for his violin solo, fantastic CON-
position Of his own entitled rhc Flight OF the Indian
Warrior" Tho benefcsavs gave remarkably SYM
pathetic Interpretation Of wienawskis "Tegende,,
and rs encore the andantc from Goldemann's con-
eerso in minor Haydns quartet, opus 90 and songs
by schubert and Schumann, with two Scottish selcc
sions sung by Mr. Remmertz, completed the pro-
gramme Of this charming concert
The New York Vocal Society gave their second and
last concert last evening At chieker,ng Hall There
abou, my ladies and gentlemen In the chorus
sndsr the direction OF Mr.. wosiener. The following
bill onered:-Part song, "0h, by Rvers,' 10 eve
parts, first and second treble, Alto and bass
B,shop; sEvening" sullivan, in TOUR parts; chorus
(mcn's voicesL "Chorus OF srrits," Schubert, Tho
Nightingale" madriga, wceikes; .when Alcn-a-
Dale,r De Pearsali; Lullaby OF Life, four part song,
Henry Leslie; Judge Ne, Co.. eight part song,
Mendclssohn; "Curicw Bell" four part song, Naciar
rem; "A May Night male solo and chorus, Abt;
s.sssrs OF the Summer Night" four part song, Smart
ssYou Spotted Snakcs,n female chorus, Macfarren
sTmaxe OF the Rose,v solo and chorus, Rechardt
s'Champagne Song Schroeder; AS vcsta Was"
Wcclkcs The chorus gave evidence OF the highest
raining and notwithstanding the apparent monotony
81 tho performance there were many encorcs.