, 1877-10-14
be assisted BY Mrs. Emma Thurston, Dr. Martln'

! aud Mr.. Buissaret.
The rchearsals Of the Apollo Club are pro
crossing very satisfactorily. The hrst conce5t 5
will be given Dec. 6; the second, req. las 1910,
and the third, April e.
The concert t,y the First Baptist Church Choir
was given last Tuesday evening, aud with such
satisfaction that MANY have asked lor a fepgti-
ton. Tie second concert will be given Iuesuay
| evening, the 10th inst Miss Wishard. pianist,
Airs. Watrous, and Mr.. Gill Will assist inc cho'I'
Miss Gavin will also read. Tickets not present
cd at the first concert will be received at the
second
The programme for the Turner-Hall concert
this afternoon is as follows: :" Turner March, -
BY Joseph Clauder; Lustspiel Overture" "
Keller Beia; potpoarri, Bouauet OF Melodes, ".
..Serenade,n for flute and horn; ~, Marlen
Waltz" By Gunel; finale to stMcrry Wives OF
Windsor" By Nicola; overture to LAG des
Fees" by Aubcr; and ''Here and There
Galop," by Faust.
The fourth OF S1r: Eddy's organ recitals +, for
the season was well attended yesterday The
instrumental numbers were very interesting
The vocal numbers were sung by the young
| contralto, Miss Nina Ron,meiss, who acquitted
herself admirably, She has beautiful, SYM
pathetic voice, aud sings with all absolute cor
rcctness OF tone and tune, and with clcarNcss
OF enunciatlon rare IN ono SO young. Sue Is q
singer OF excellent promise.
The Committee OF Management engaged In
| arranging the testimonial concert tor Nine
E1rc- King have PLACED the business Of the con~
cert III the hands Of Mr.. George Carpenter, who
has generously offered his services. Mr. Car
penter is cady in negotiation with an array Ut
artists, AMI has so far progressed III mis- scheme
as to promise one Of the most brilliant concerts
ever given III the city. The concer. will take
place about the 18th OF November
Miss Helene Mueller, one OF the best known
teachers in the city, has left Chicago for Balt~
more, the climate here being Injurious to her
health. Less than two years ago Miss Mueller
returned from Vienna, where she had been
studying with Nine. Mlrchcsi, and during that
time has brought forward several pupils we'll
known In musical circles, among them Mrs'
Thurston, Miss Lizzie noyne, Miss Marie
atuclcr, and Dr. Martin. Miss Mueller leaves
her pupils i'll the hands Of her brother, Mr. {. E,
Il. Mueller, we'll known III this city as pianist,
oreanist. and teacher, and thoroughly competent
TO teach her method.
The members of the Apollo Club, feeling that
while as 4 club they may have reached the front
rank, Individually they need and desire clearer
insight into the science OF music. Will devote
portion Of their rehcarsals, and have invited Mr..
Tumlins to deliver series OF lecture-lessons on
music As an art and as science. The first OF
the series will be given tomorrow evening at
the club-room in the American Express Build
ing, the CLUB meeting at 745 O'Clock in order to
give time for both rehearsal and lecture We
believe The Club docs not desire to be exclusive.
but will welcome anr lovers Of IS the 5rt u who
may desire to attend.
THEODORE THOMAS SEASON.
The New York World OF the 10Th says:
Mr.. Theodore Thomas, with three series Of con-
certs before him, including his Brooklyn rhilhar-
monic engagement is naturally up to his eyes in
preparation. The organization Of his own orches-
ira Is completed. Mi, S. E. Jucobsohn's place as
leader Of the first yioIius will he taken By Herr
a1atzka with Hermann Brandt as his support.
Filler goes back to his old place Us first oboe About
hast ST Ri
main with hun. The rest will be selected from. the
Philharmonic Society. That Society, started into
new life 6 by The essrsions Of Dr. n5mfossh !ast
oruus again under the conuuctorehip of Sir.
Thomas. The Directors Of the society, Messrs.
Natzka, gessner, Hoch, Rietzel, sohst and Bern
stein, have Issued their prospectus The season
will consist Of six evening concerts each preceded
by an afternoon public rehearsal, to te given as
rehearsal lat wnici1 the - Pastoral Symphony
will probably be the feature> will Like place on
Friday afternoon, Nov ~ aud the first concert on
the Saturday evening following, Nov. y. Mr..
Schermcrhorn remains the President Of the Society.
Among the novelties TO be produced at the sym-
phony concerts in otcinway Hall will certainly DC
created great interest in Germany anu England,
and new suite by Ratf for piano and orchestra, to
the study Of which Mr.. $. b. Mills has devoted
much cure
MUSICAL NOTES.
The Camilla Urso Concert Company opens its
season at Philadelphia, Oct. -.
Nine. Erninia Rudcrsdorff will make her per-
maucut residence in New York after this week,
Nine. Pauline Lucca will give series Of fare
we'll operatic representations in Madrid during !
the coming season
Dr.. Won Bu1ow has recovered from his long |
Illness. He recently played ut Balcn-Baden, !
for two pianos.
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