, 1876-10-22


Nicola Barili and L. G. Gottschalk, bassos.
here last winter with the Camilla Urso troupe.
The season will commence Monday evening,
Oct. 80, with "Norma," which has not been
given here for many years. The cast will be as
follows:
Adalcisa. a.............. Mile Persiani
Pollione ........... .......-..-.Sig. ra!mieti
Or0vcso A1att
Flavio--.-. o1s: DaIoe.et
Natilde Nine. Komanos
FIRST REUNION OF THE BEETHOVEN SOCIETY.
The Beethoven Society has prepared the fol-
lowing programme for its first reunion,-
nostponed on account of the illness Of
one Of the performers (which takes place
Friday evening, Nov. 3, at the First
Methodist Church, corner Of Clark and Wash
iueton streets: Rubinstein's Sonata in ma
jor, for piano and 'ccllo, by Aicssrs. Wolfsohn
and Eichheim; the Beethoven concerto in.
minor. to be played by Miss Bcztha Burge; the
Beethoven ro1nanza, F major, BY Mr.. William
Lewis; and the Rapp trio in major, No. !, by
Messrs. Wolfsoha, Lewis, and Eichheim. Mrs.
". 4. Bond will sing the It Addio' from the
j" "Africaine"; Mr. Dexter, Beethoven's "Adc-
laide"; and Mr.. Bergstcin will sing Balfc's
" Hostess Daughter" AS the members must
that they procure them as early as possible.
CHICAGO MUSICAL COLLEGE solREE. :':G
The first soirce Of the season by the students
Of the Chicago Musical College will be given
carly next month, With programme including
Wagner's Centennial March; Rubnstein's ar
rangement for four hands; romanza from
"Robert the Dcyil;" Chopin's Polouaise, op.
p; duo from ''Marthan; Beethoven trio for
piano, violin and cello; Vcnzano aria aud
waltz; Chopin's Concert Allegro, op. 46; Caya-
tina from Mercadantc's "Elisa Claudio";
Cayatiua and chorus from Dunnizetti's ssPari-
sinai; and Thalberg and DeBeriot's Huguenot
Fantasie for piano and violin.
NEW MUSIC.
Wehaye received from Oliver Ditson & Co.,
through the kindness Of Lyon d Healy, Of this
city, the following new music: Vol. 1. No. l, Of
"Tle Organist:s Rc1iance,'' being collection
Of easy arrangements for church or cabinet or
ganz, by Eugene Thaycr, and including such
pieces as the March from "Judas Maccab9us,'
Service Prelude in 6 by Naunann, Largo in
by Haydn, Andante in 6 BY Beethoven
ice preludes by Rink, Keller, Hatton, Hesse,
and Lefeburc-Wely; also, two numbers Of l1r.
Thayer's ssAlbum for Organists," containing
Handcl's Sixth Concerto and Mr.. Thayer's own
variations on '1Auld Lang Sync:" For the
twelve easy pieces, Of which We have '.The
wild Rosc,' :" "Hongroise," selection from
Sulliyan's .operetta 'Cox and Box" and
canzonetta. For the piano alone the list in
arranged from .'The Rose Of CASTLE" and
4tGood By Sweetheart Galop," by ]. S. Knight;
nVe:sailics Polka, u ssVcsper Bells, st. Cloud
Galop,' and the "Marscilles Hymn" as q
march, BY Georges Lamothe; .'Flowers OF
T,rra. k&Tn tho Ernn Air ~ 0nA 0f Insanh
Lows admirable "Tone Picturcs,' for
young players; 0 Milo Fernando q transcript
ton, BY c. Everest; sounds at Day-davn,'
an idyllc, by ". F. Sudds; - Independence
Dramatic Lanccrs,'' by Samuel Il. spcck; s:Thc
Beautiful View bv C. E. Pathe; Liam
ciers Quadrille,' for four hands,1 by L. streab-
bog: and another Of Ernst pcrabo's fine
"Ten Selections - the Rubinstein 'Berceuse."
The vocal pieces in the list are "My Sweetest
Song for You," by J. 4. Beatley;. "La Vez-
| zosa,'' canzonc, by E. Bevignani; ''To Our
| Redcemcr's Glorious Name" arranged by Prof.
| Iull from Wilson's well-known Shcperd Boy''.;
nIhe oa hovf is the hew" BY fncderis III H.
solo, arranged BY Hattie A. Hale; "Swtet
! Rest Beyond the Stars,'' sacred song, by
Gomcz-Thomas; "ThouEhts Of the Past" by
II. N. Russell; "When Shall I Win Thy
always fayorlte canzonetta, mia Piccrclla,"
| from Gomez's "Salyator Rosa"
| " " E.15r ,~,r v,,31 J-1oo.., orr,,,
M1. - +aahar has a,.o,.,,1;shaH vorr ;1n.
n',rtant 1s. @ work n the translation from the Ger
han ~, ,e of Anr1st Hannt,s ssTheory Of Counter
point, Fuguc, and Double Counterpoint.' The
original work was prepared expressly for the
| ROYAL Institute tor Church Music at Berlin, OF
| which Haupt is the director. 1t has long been
| q standard authority in Germany, and its excel
lent and scholarly translation will now bring it
] before advanced students OF music and pupils
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pryate pupi VI lEe, os 1orn a. 4hn, o1d;
ueran stio!; n4a ,h1;sh.d Ien 10, storn;sr Ne,
nary merit ILLS puo'lsneo ny ecneinles' Ne"
1ork. nl:.-ou n:.oo .co ofRos+on h,un i,e+ e.
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Sueo ~ e1eelent o4oh n , tor s.S ~" AZ ~
J.: v Emclson, cnleo lug EnGol ane n.asi 81
nlty pages con1ain .ne uSuaa Thoua
oTe ahnnt seyenty-fiye exercises, tunes, airs and
solfeegios. most Of them furnished with words
AfteT fi,cm there are nearly 100 pages filed with
harmon;zed snnrs. glees. etr.. ali easy cnough
for singing classes. There are also about fifty
naucs Fl Sacred music and about 100 pieces. in
eeIMi};ne nsaltn tunes. chauts and antncms.
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u - csm. ~ ~ ,aa +-nar s;,,rou aa ...o,.u
Mr. W. u conn, 1ne tenor singer ano teachef
OF music SO "ell hnosn nete ~ ,nu',eai eieies
has been ensaeeo as olrcctor OIL the CHORUS coolr