, 1877-01-21

na;!a MS;ps1ngnFuppnen;" % and Choptn,s e,,,,
NAV % n,r;d,e - Ills concert also Mons. VIZ. VIZ faa
Of the Ktst Souata. It is most ro s;ro.sd sad raa
ta that tne conecrt-soers Of this city T;11
thts last opportunity to recover tbs;.u "u mnsF.
!or musical taste. II thcy do not h.. .sgatattxa
tntS tl1nc, tleT never mill, as It W1 IT. t. kssga
WI W. appearance in Chicago. Seats ~ ss. aes IT,
e"A~ @' - y" T. hea4y's music store, H's h
| LOCAL MISCELLANY.
MF. c1eswell opened the large Orr,
Mercantile Library Hall, st. Louis ias H.. . t.
day evening. A~@' '1he1
Mr. JOIN White, the wellknovn o,
st. James, gave another of bis nl..ss usa9s d
.ee'ta!s AZ Inc church last evening, ass..sg a
Miss Maria Muller, vocalist. o. -e'sla1J
Ar. Iomlins, the leader Of the Ano,,o ~
mas secured the services Of an orches,ss . siua
pieces organized BY himself, of wh,a "'t3
ntlgalter ~ M nave control when needed for ~ ~ VI
Inc New Haydn Musical Socfetr. rac...,
Eanized IN this city, is maxine rnr.1 oi1tsee% g.
nnd promises to develop into q vsrS p.ogness
organization. Its next rehearsal !, a. IHpo.sa. H.
oay evening, at which all the membs,." "saa.s- .ea
A3eSseo ~ 1e present.. y
4 complimentary concert will be ,
aay evening, the 18th inst, to Miss Eats1 19;as. ~
!aughlaG, organist Of the First Scotch % p.saa ~
ts tssian Cnnreh; The concert will take ni,.s
The church; and the beneficiary vi, .utee It
assistance OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank rnmhamase mase tbs
Llvescy, soprano; Miss Whitehead, alto. W. w
newman, pianist, and other amateurs. IN ,a NY
gfamme mainly Of Scotch music. ae'o
The many friends Of Miss Rive. N.
pl1sled pianist, will be glad to Know ,tse tssSa y
mas 1uliy recovered her health. She com-at ,aat at
concert tour immediately, ptaYing a, Ml
lngton, Jan. %; Baltimore. 24th ma ~ sssI nga
wheeling, 9th; GAINESVILLE, O., 2Nh iyev.ita ~
Eeb. |; Columbus, Sd; Springfield, B.. Oh: ss1
layton, 9Th. 1t IS to be hoped thai " s, aaa aa
near her again ere long in Chicago. ~3
The Turner Hall programme this ,f,s....:
nnder Mr: Clouder's direction. Is as folI"Sst
1tarch. Mars Calls BY E. Bach; oTertnr. :;
niscencss u1s Of Fete2e e2Se Gnpgs wa's
nQueen Of Spades Bachs Fanrasie. .dpRS. s.tntss
Memory Of Weber,; Srhubertti's 1hin y ~ g&s
Hurrah y potpourr:; Lumbyc's fantasia IL y
SaVoyard's Dream''; "Recol]ectinns =, M NJ
ner's Tannhauser,' by Hamm; and E R.,H NJ"
Is Amour Galop." 49, 07s4'
The forthcoming concert to be p5vsn .t,,.
Sinai Temple, early In February. nnde- ~
auspices OF Mr.. Louis Falk, will be not.H.
one The vocal selections will be given b. ~
Thurston, soprano; Mrs. Louis Falk, sonr,nn.
Mrs. atrous, contralto; Mr. Schu1tze, tepor:G,'
The instrumental numbers will be pertorm<db.
AZ. Emil Liebling, piano; Mr.. Lewis, To;r!
alr. E'chheim. cello; and Mr.. Falk, ose.n;r'
assisted in choral fantastic BY four trum6oon
The third reunion OF the Beethoven soc.+,
Will take place at the new Hershey I{aNm
Friday evening, Jan. 25, the programme pdpS
ing Rubinstein sonata for piano and TiaFn
(Mcssrs. Wolfsohn and Hubbard); GInct;
= Gle faro senza " {Miss Jessie Har1s); dns
for soprano and alto, by Rheinberger iHn.t
[Nr. Eichhelm): Becthoyen's % 1Sone! Of Of FL FL
tense" {Miss Whitc); and the Beethoven ii
N aat major, op. 81 (Atessrs. N-olisohn, Levi
Ind Eichheim).
4 neat little pamphlet has Just been issued
Ind is for sale at the music stores, coatanius
descriptive programmes of }Ir. Carl Wolfsonnt
pr1n5 season OF piano rccitals. e1t contza.
'lghtecn programmes, embracing thc wor;a6
10 less than eighty composers for the piaaa
angling in time from 1ts3U to the present, TIN,
oyering the whole historyof piano compositia
5r1cf biographies OF the composers are eira, =.
losssry of musical terms most commonly uxa
connection With the piano. The pamphl..
as been compiled by A1r. Edward Freiberget:
4 new scheme OF great importance has fust
cen organized under the direction OF Mr. Tu:,
rs, leader Of the Apollo Club, in the tonaa
Church Music Association, somewhat after h.
:y1e OF the European associations. By ihA
:hemc each church joining the Associaiioaa
1pplic1 with singers, and is com mparatigelyre
.vcd from EXPENSE Each church supplia
ueers to the Association, the price Of a:.mls
IN being that the singers shall agree to Singh
me church after RECEIVING Instructions fw4
r. Tonltns. By this arrangement it wilIh
en- that the Association will employ Mr.. Tor
IS, the members OF the Association will reet!re
cir instruction from him, and the ch,lfrses
Itch join the Association will receive the ser1.
$ OF the singers In addition to the gre: :
lue OF the Association In this regard, II also
res Mr.. Tomlins control of large forced
ngcrs for festival purposes. We shall aIludt
'rc fully to this scheme hereafter when itsh1u
re been more fully developed