The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-16
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.


Edith wynne's husband, Agabeg, Is lawyer
Mr. John +. Barnett has written madrigal.
Copenhagen will hear verdi's .Rcquien'' this sum-
signora Teresa stolz is about to retire from the
stage.
signor Bolis will sing next winter at the San Carlos
Theatre, Lisbon.
Lebeau. the music publisher, died lately in
Paris aged scventy-two
Herr August wilholmj Is busy In London preparing
for the Wagner season.
H. Saint-Sacns' opera, "Le Tlmbaie d'Argent," has
failed at the Theatre Lyrque
Creswck threatens to visit the United States this
summer his way 10 Australia
Trebelli made great success In Copenhagen and win
probably return there next year.
Kate San.ley and company have moved from thea
London Royalty to the Standard Theatre.
Verdi, 1t is said, will write the music OF grand
opera to DO founded Sardou's DRAMA LA Patrie.'
Perrauds bust OF Scribe has been placed the hall
in which the French Academy OF Fine Arts holds Its
sittiugs
1t has cost NJ. Carvaho moro than one hundred
thousand francs to place 'Cnq Marsn upon the stago
of the Opera Comiquc
Miss Elena Morton, who composed the operetta,
"The Rose and the Ring" which met with great sue
cess in Dublin, has arrived In London
"Bathylle," by Messrs. Bau and Chaumet, will soon
be put rehearsal and It's production Is expected TO
follow closely on the performance OF "Cinq Mars"
The two conductors OF the Toatro Real, Madrid,
Senior skocydopolo and Don Cristobal Ondrid died
lately the Spanish capital within hours Of each
other.
The composer OF "Astorga," Herr Albert, Is putting
the finishing touches TO opera for which the brelo
is taken from popular German novel entitled
"Ekkehard.n
Duchcsne, the tenor, continues sick, and the
role no to have sustained In Saivayre's opera,
"Le Bravo" at tho Theatre Lyrique, has been con-
1ded to NJ. Lherie.
Jarrett Il Palmers lease OF Booths Theatre expires
May l. Tho theatre will be opened May IA by Mr.
Tiotson, when Mr.. Rgnod will appear In. round
OF his characters.
The first portion Of NJ. Sapin's theatrical library has
been brought to the hammer. ~ Wekcrlin purchased
some lots tho Paris Conservatory and ~ Nuitter
Tor the Grand Opera.
NJ. Giraudet sustains tho part OF Father Joseph In
NJ. Gounod's now opera of "C,nq Mars" II was to
have been connded TO NJ Obn. but did not quite suit
that genteman's voice.
The Paris theatres have been subjected to searching
visits from constituted authorities that all pre-.
cautions prescribed by the police against have been
scrupulously carried out
MISS Catherine Penua was lately offered AN engage
ment at Her Majesty's Theatre, but declined prefer.
ring to conane her efforts the concert room, where
she has many laurels.
The death is announced az Naplos OF Radaeo, tho
Nestor OF Italian volinists Born In 1885, he was ap.
pointed professor at the Conservatory In ls42. He
held the position till his death
one act comic opera, entitled "LAumonier du
Regiment" Is IN rehearsal at the PARIS Theatre Ly.
rique "Apres Fontcnoy,n another opcru. IA also In
preparation ut the same house.
London will have Two opera houses this season.
thanks TO the enterprise Of Mr. Mapeson who Ia
itupg up and decorating Her Muesty's Theatre,
which he promises to open on the 2sh OF April.
A three act opera on English subject has been
written by George A. OSBORNE, who is we'll known In
London pianist and composer. The Iibrct,o IL BY
DIR. Waller. author Of tho "Evo OF ST. john
Tho Mayor Of Bordeaux has written to thank M.