, 1877-01-21

~ 4'AoA41o" oktCEhs 1PFOa1tc lEf 4CAEES Lice
tre 1t will be inasgurated with two concert
on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, In whic
Mr.. William H. Sherwood, the excellent ptanis
OF Boston (rcccntly returned from Germany,
and Miss Anna Drastlii, the New York contralto
who created such enthusiasm oy her singing a
one OF the Apollo Club concerts last season
Will appear, in addition to Mcssrs. Woifsohn
Eddy, Lewis, Eicllhsiu1, and Wllkie, all of whom
are well known in our local musical circles. Th,
| programme for the first concert will be as fol
| lows:
l. Grand Trio, In fiat o. o7....., Beethoven
Akssrs. II. C!arene< Eudy. rI.Nians Leuis aqd u
| EichA>im.
2. Fantasia and Fuguc, in G minor arranged
~ III: .1r. William H. Saeveooa:
3. Recltative and Aria, awake satur-
n'a ''1& %;s. 'Ss'as1S 1sna b,a,ai: a.; 'Hanas
fa't@''; III, in a% aine' H. 9R 9R<;eood 10 Chopin
D. chae0"'e' ~ sr'0|I2 9lia%' See' xx.:;;. Bach
a "Soyelette," in major o.
D. ..waram: 9p: i, No: 5.:::: seha1nann senn
..,,.,:! n I'Ittian' II. saertood.
4 Adelalde ';:..;; u: ;;;:.:; ,,:;;: ,,:;;;:Beethoven
e. SO, BIZ o. Rs'asss:a SS9.ss5s
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Nr. Utli,an H. She,mood
The second concert will he given Thursday
evening, upon which occasion Mr.. Sherwood
Will play the Beethoven sonata, op. 10, No. 8;
Bacl's prelude and fugue in e sharp major;
Mcndelssonn's Song Without Words, in G major,
No. 2; Rheinbergcr's fugue in minor, op. 5,
No ); Chopin's nocturne in F sharp major, and
his study on the Black Keys; Won Bulow's waltz
II fat major, Wagner's s. 'Isohlcn's Licbes-
Tod" " arranged bv Lszt; and Song Without
Words Of Mr. sherwood's own composition.
Mcssrs: Wolfsohn, Lewis, and Eicheim will
play Sehumann's great trio in D minor, Cd. 63,
and Miss Drasdil and Mr.. Wikie viii
render choice vocal numbers. When have
better programmes ever been offered in this
city, and when, We mly also add, hare pro
gramnics been made out more perfectly! We
would call the special attention OF concert
gglvcrs tn these programmes as perfect models
Of the 1nanncr III which they should be prepar-
ed. Every number is definitely named and To-
Gated. What q contrast with the most Of our
slouchy and indefinite concert programmes!
THE PARIS1 CONCERTS.
The weeks record will close with two concerts
under the auspices of Signor Farini, which will
introduce Nine. Pappenheim as the star. This
lady created such sensation here last season as
Il singer Of the robust soprano style that she
will hardly need an Introduction to concert
goers. In addition to her own services, Signor |
Farini has secured those OF Mile. Branclli, a |
high soprauu, who Is we'll spoken Of; Mile. |
Zurburg, alto; Mrs. Purinton, soprano; Messrs. |
Bowen. BereShy: Bluthardt H4rris, and Schultze, |
Fosalists: aud Mr.. Liebl,ng, the wellknown
pianist. The programme for tho two concerts |
aaTe been very well chosen, the first being
argely Of an operate character, and the Second /
more particularly devoted to songs and arias. |
The first proeramme,' for instance, will contain
uch concerted numbers Us the se1tctte from
[no from - II Troyatore," and tile octette
rom ''i.a Traviata-'' In addition to these.
here viii be several solo numbers. Nine.
,appenlsim u, 2 VII s sing an aria from "Robest
siciIian Vesspers";:: Mr.. Sehultze, m aria
rom ..Cr;spino''; Mile. Branelli, a caratina
rom Ernani"; Mrs. Purinton, concert
aMllad; M;, and :, Mr.. Harris, se1ube1t's
lie principal numbers Of the second programme
RI, 4 duo from s'1l Puritani,'' a quar1cttc from
Rigoletto," and the. se1tctte from ''Lucia,''
esides the following solos: Aria from " Lin
i slr. Schultze; Gounod's ':spring" and schu-
ann's ''Nymph Of the Forest" BY Nine. Pap
snhein,; Schuolann's ''ResignatioIl u and Mil t
rd:s " When the Tide Comes In,'' BY Sfgnor c
arini; an aria from 1.-THE Creation y By Nj. G.
L. n
ranelli; Donizettt's "Renegat," by Mr. :
ereghy. alr. Licbling will play at this concert =
.hnmann's >1kreisleriana' and the "Ende | ]
III Lied" The two concerts will occur on the
til and eth inst, at McCurmick's Hall, and \
omises to be very enjoyable. The sale OF seats l.
II begin Tomorrow at Root & Sons'-
TIE MUSICAL COLLEGE solREEs.
Tie Musical College, under Mr.. Ziegfeld's d. "
>tion, is sustaining its well-earned reputation
the character of its soirees, and will also give ~
rood account of itself in the forthcoming an v
al concert, which takes place Feb. S. The f!
.ond soirec OF the season was given lew E,
.nfngs since, and the large audience which was =
'sent atte5tcd to the popularity of the usti- = =
ion, and BY its applause showed that the |
:ious numbers were duly appreciated. The )
rec g Wb,ie %Io'e VI t,r was ns.rog grsat sue
atcurs, several OF them acquitted them !c
yes SO we'll that they observe more II
orable notice than is usually bestowed upon
ateurs. Owing to the illness Of Miss Mary
sh2rd, Miss Ida Rosing and Mr.. Buisseret | r.
X her place at very short notice, and PLAYED
neckcn sonata, for piano and violin, in q very
eptablc manner. Oac OF the best features OF AZ
evening was the charming playing OF very
ng iaoy, Miss Claudio Bucl, who played Benz | til
S Souvenir de Hongric'' in manner thai :. -.
wed that she possesses unusual musical taa oo
:. She has a very fine touch, amt plays with
nencnt and Understanding which IS seldom Ju
iecC ~ oHe SO young ny special request, ,f
Misses Alice f.ansden and liz oi
Foreslnan sang the duet from "AIari- VI
~ "Holy mother, guide our footsteps,'' ]
more than tho average expression aud n
NTH Of feeling. The number was so delight - ~
r sung that it carried off 4 well-deserrcd W
orc- Miss Emma Rocnl,cld sang Siguur isl
;atnpi's song, 'tFare Thee Well" allI by ,
:ral excellent features Of her singing re- ne,
ed the good impression that she made at | pre
last concert. Mr.. A. Buisseret played a at
ata By Rust, arranged by that old master of bri
violin, Ferdinand David. Mr. Buisscrct's
ing is very artistic, and shows the results OF 49,
'orough musical schooling. Mrs. Leonard Ece He
cS, Jr, sang, the Polonaisc from 81 81
-non" in I'm admirable STYLE n no'
Is good throughout, and her mastering OF oo
difficult tril|s and runs reflects great credit 4
herself and her instructor. Sig. De Campt. lsl
excellent fcaturcA Of the last soiree, = ID esp
chorus, was repeatedly D. ". Pcrreil | the
some sixteen young ladies' singing the s.Bei sho
| luccnti' from " "Favorita u in good style, r.
Ii received an encore. Miss ida L. Pierce in na
playing Of Liszt's t'Scfller March dis 1lc 4aa
ed reliable memory aud good technique ~. y,a
c annual concert Of the College will take ~. ,pe
at Mccormick Hall on the Stt Ut Fcbrua- wv
Those taking part will be the.Alisses Emily P
sell, Lizzie Foresman, Mary Wisi1ard, Alice who
dcn, Emma Roe,nhcld, Clara Waters. and aud
Buisseret. The leading numbers Of the ber
ramnc arc Reinccke's Concert Stueck, %. coul
Killers Concerto. op. 50; Mcndelssohn's out
erto, op. I'll: and Moscheles' Concerto, op- TT
There will be an orchestral accompaniment NM
IL ene e''''ceftos' Shirt
THE SECOND EssIPoPF SEASON. thea