, 1877-12-30
agreeable and resonant baritone voice and
method Ut singing that promises we'll we De-
1fern Mr. s. nrono6e9 to remain IN the city.

tnlS alteriioon lne.naee ~, ai ~ ~" f,rst net Of
y i, Stranssi I. Ncy Vienna Concert
Walz oseatare t - y f,r y;n];n tn he playcd by
,! Eou ,na5's :. F,nsrai March Of Mar
,.m ~. ;e"t,. stSocond Rhorsodic u: Schrci-
ars n,cIey Fnr Scenes Strauss
ner @ S' naut o;,, s;nn md his Polka
nzulnt, .Ma1, 1,tI"r 20, Rast u. and Behr's
rIancase, way Nnc1 fAun 'ze' A>'A7'
slilita5s Aialcn' "-
| In consequence Of the holidays, tue regular i ;l
| rehearsal meeting OF the Apollo Ciuo W.! oc
! held on Wednesday, and Alr. Kobertstaw's ciass
| will meet on Friday instead OF Tuesday. mr.
| +. L. Robertshaw, having received so many AZ AZ
plicatious for entrance to his Singing ciass, nae
decided to open second cIass, e4nnuc.eu ~ ~ ~
sa!nc laanncl 10 sf stc N1n; TnmIfns will
he present at the meeting Of the members,
and address them on the subject OF
reading at sight and ting aosantaeS parean. D. a",
Ko9ertsn1"s aaeaou .,sahors ~ ~ this class con
,aovn mt1n t6eir names at tbc Apollo Club rooms,
between IL and 8. Nlr. Robcrtshaw is also
starting a class for ladies, to be held on lacs,
day afternoons, pArtenlafs OIL Mil'e. oa Nv
IT. H. LUZ u ~ e,,,ass ~ hs r1,ss and lone that
- htsn 1;1 81 s',soo"I s"1 j.; &c now ,ni1crtaklnr
| ne "''t sue'eeu ~ .''7 ~" 1 .1,.,.=.. ,,,,,
Ts sscqad reunion OF the
i"g mkt. n Tns' ' prosrammc os includes the usual
array ct solos, duets etc., besde "a, laales quar-
tette OF excellent material, who Will thcn appear
for the first time anu sotos "ttn 'luae % alu ~
French horn ob'tsato. Mr: Koot ms oeEnn 70 70
organize the amateur instrumental talent VI
Hydc Park and hopes soon to DC aolc 10 ollns
| together complement OF fnstru-
ments such Us will merit the
name "orchcstra." 0n saturday evening next
will be presented a combination OF first, second,
and third yolins, first and second flutes, clari~
net, French horn, violoncello, piano. and organ.
There is prospect in the near future OF adding
to this force two vlolins, ylola cornet, anu doi1-
bic bass. Mr.. William Lewis, who lives at hyde
Park, has lent his aid to this branch of tue Men
delssohn Cluos work, aud Will himself pay IN
Tue coino'1'a'lon "i'c'' LIS e''S''e''" p.t"'t''
"AE"hAnooia' @
t"c Aees A1oupo 1H"@ ~ "..'t w. -
o",, 1"es"A'' " 49, ssa's oas-a uo,,eo -
n.'h,,a 49, ~ ~ p rridav aron;rc Mrs Oates,
ca,,nan,. g ,+ 81 1on;s Thu Kc]1orr-Carv
tro,,no s,,rr IN New Rcdford. Mass. on the
o,tb. NJ portland Me-. on the 9th: and in
nostnn IN the yoth and S0tn. Theodore
Thomas gave the second Philharmonic Concert
in New York on the 22d, and played Brahms
G. minor symphony, Bscthoyens Wrr,s; Second "a
.sTS. TSo'ota Mais+opsenccr of ~ Snrnherg." Hiss
DrasI{l sang Handel's .sDoyc sci'
and Rubinstc:n's IS Hccuba.'' 1.-THE Messiah"
I.., n.,i No.,-e Hf,.c o,,I
1vhitnov ne sn,oists: IN Nrw York on ti1e o9th.
with Miss Thursby, Miss Drustlil, and Mcssrs.
simpson ana aec.lz Us sviola. v @ sr ,.,, Me- p
E!scts ~. NJ, nr,s,;1 and Nessrs Risrhofr an9
nen'nrt1 .,'a os en,osts The Anna GrancerDow
English Opera Troupe, with Mcssrs. Mas aud
Carleton, commence their Canadian season to-
morrcw. mo- The Barnabcc Troupe is in Boston,
The Boston Philharmonic Club is In New Ha1np-
shire Pattison trt: p1ast, Is sh'ls lee'lats ~
Ohio Inc fTscE ,1efnlan ogera @ .f9uPe c,"sea e
its season in McIi pn'S sesteiaas' aao 1u'o "eeA
WILL oe III Nasn'''ic.
No74eAh 'ols'.
aille sanealll' Inc famous oa1'scuse' Is SHUT
ly about to appear as singer, with every pros-
pcct of success
Mir Stella Ronheur is sustaining the con-
+~o,+o ro,os a,,rro ,fmc. potti,s cnp.,remcnt at
."Asv ,o1e
tue Mlian SCALA
Mile. Durand, once upon time Airs. Hitch
cock, has been engaged to appear at the Parls
1taliens this season.
hn...L. ,oox, o,,,<,,<o;, 4,, ,.,z-, +o,, po,>
MILE ava nas o.~-
resentat1ons OF AIDA al Mnan' 'efa1 Is 10
direct the orchestra.
Won B,slow claims that Schumann was as in
canable al Judging IN opera as Rossini was Of
;,,zrr,n,~ e,,,ahonr
'"us4n
Mf. a. hcIl uaS bucCecucu LIE 1dac -hI. II.
Predioam as musical director OF the Alice Oates
fom;c.f,nnro comnany.
ro~s+r,,.oech ;s ~, o,vor , so.son of Italian
- Is.', :. :. T. ,r1s.e Isa.:.'
anu hnsHsi1 ope5' ~ tne Eoston M % ,ne1e.e' ocs'n@
u1ns april q a''ta eoaI'ua4''s. s"o ,"eeAo'
Mr. Charles Adams, the tenor of the Fryer
German Opera Company, is stated to have been
married to Miss Elizabeth Mlnzel1f, the dan
seusc, in New Orleans.
The :nusikulisches Nochea6!att states that Max
Bruch has been commissioned to compose for
the Birmingham Festival OF 1870 u large work
for solos, chorus, and orchestra,
A. c,.,i,,a s,int-s,o,,,s :. o,or, h;b1,o,,o, >,
!. q. Etl1't ~ aii,a :; Ira ro1una -, ~ ia
ansV Wo;,.o ~ , Nth ,Tra.+ m.s s"case nor m ~
t5o 41o.tior ~ ~ Herr Fdn5rd Iosson 0e' NAe
o''ee''on u "e4' 1@ou''" 41AaseH
Nine. Nilsson. having flushed her perform
aIlecs ~ htosSun, mas sone " e. leseisuut.'
but WIN t1e Ioula amah, auu tns us a.
tractlons utstne "A'' A1a1ia't opcia - 'i1ose "e
serteo III Auss'A'
Madame Rita, the celebrated cantatricc, OF
London fame, assisted by MIR. Henry Byron,
Miss Frankeon, and Prof. Lascc1lc, will appear
at Brady's Hall, Aurora, on New Years Eve, A
great treat mar be expected by tho musical
circles Of that town.
,tao.u. p.o;.,-a,f f. 11,,.., ,,,,o ,~.,,oa ,
~ sa :" a;n. w. nr ,e,n.I n,,h,;
,,Jar ~ +ha t;.,o ~ * ),
nounccd, the undertaking is likely to prove
scrvedly popular Is Peters Editions.'