, 1877-02-11


I H.. SF1NDAV FEBRUARY
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has very marked dramatic ability, musical intel
lgcnce, correct ideas Of expression, ana adfnla
Ply clear cnunciation. we look upon nc nef, ~ u
j fact, as one Of the most promising, it not tn
most promising, OF tile young SINGERS OF tna
clt5, and us possessing al tue rcqn1
SITES TO take Leading posltlon' !
she Should adopt music as = pro
1essi0n. III Signor Dc Campt IS 1ier teacher. n
has every reason to be proud OF his pupil. ms
G!iiia hoeu'nela, Ine remaining s!ncr " tt'
,hc ,1n3cr hettcr ,:ontrois csno.;a,iv IN I'M IN
1 pleasant: habit of forcing and then sudlcnl,
dropping it SO Us to be inaudiblc. She has !nan]
goon tones ont her explosive style OF sinsinSt ..
Hf;ee -. Tn,;Ir Hos,a1I T., thn painect 4 Conerrt
stuck. II ind Miss C,nra Waters in the trying
hoschelcs Concerto acquitted themselves very
creditably Tor young players, although tile
atser sou,E au5 nau 10 ,;;es,a ,hn
icft tLc;r scats TI;ie ehc was nInvinr. and com
mcrccd rushing for tic Stairs, thus keeping tho
i hall in an Nproar and confusion. lhe instr1'
mental success ol the concGrt was MISS "1Sh ~
arus performance OF thc hn!er concerto. nJ dnS
.Ioung iany nus vers nusica, .ousa, !aa Fouu ~
.ecnn1ue' tor1eGt alnc ana eaeha IT. .usaa ~ I
preston. u Is al tne more 70 UT ttsas 1n.a'
sne suGeeuea SO Nen aealnst r,,;.,' tiae o,,,t,
en!5 ofcneslIal accomEanlment, Mn'cn ....s Huu!u
nave confused less sclt-reliaHe ,player.
Que gives f'cn promise lor Inc lntuFe; roe tne
orcilestsas part III Tue prog:a.nnle tnero Is no
excuse to be made Ihe Eg'a1nt overture, .1 tIs,
aaa ~ !. -, was sAochanE.l pa,ef auu tue
accouipa',lnlents we're cquaa1t pau' . anIoi ' esa
ness OF !nofA1ee OF tnc, scores nsnl " ht ae
eountea 1of " an insnlheiency o. rcnearo.' ~ ~
!nere Is no excuse to PC offered ior players Tno
cannot even get their instruments N lnhe. as ts
Whole, tae concert was pleasa'it suceess,[tne
euScess oe1uS 1nnteo 70 eMc pupils' a. w tate -
IL suow tlak tI .'!a1s oo'ae5e %
ooils goou "ork LOT music III tne clsy:
THB W1LKIE FAREWELL CONCERT.
A concert in the nature Of Il testimonial and
n farewell to Mr.. Alfred Wilkje. tho tenor.
vim lcayes Cbicoro fnr Roston this week tn tukc
choir nosItion IN the M % F;rst 11nit,risn init chnreh
Of that city, took place on Friday evening at
Standard Hal1, and WAS we'll attended The
general order nf the first nrorram,ne yyas some-
What ,ntnrferoa viii, h.; t,'o ,,scnco If Mcssrs
Holmes and Barnes, Of the Quaker City Quar-
tette, aud BY the indisposition OF Mrs. Watrous,
the coutralto, but after some delay the concert
v,, eat o-oo;,or ond a., er,+ ,or+ rron+
80. @ .','. "A''@ ~. ,,1,,,',o f 49, ,.ss
t;rsorE eanr I}"tt;r,e & Good.Er 2rcrthe,rt ),
yery crcilitabIy. and for an encore Moloy's
ine1fably stupid sCloc1,cttc." There were also
Two or threc numbers by the male quartette; q
~ toa Hnse, pl1Sn sciy nIS5 ~
kn,rs1,;,s Afnmcns Sfmsiraie >, oi1mirahjv o;vrn
by atr, Lfeblinc: and IN aria from :.'Trayjata,n
sung by Miss Cora r. Miller, q young lady IRON
Grand Rapids, Mich, who made her debut here
on this occasion. The second part Of the pro-
gran11nc was devoted to selections from
HSopuatnbula,n SUM- ty Miss Miller, Mr..
Wilkic. and Mr, kuorr,, in costume. with
piano accompaniment by Mr. Carozzi. Miss
Miller has llirh sopra,1t, voice, and when ne
have said this Se have said about ali ,ye can con-
scientiously. She is simply natural singer with
some vocal advantages and c.,nsidernhic Hrri
to their uses. The limited scenic RESOURCES oi
the Standard Hall stage. The bad md inaccurate
costamcs, the crude action M al and IL l5al singing
cj,,nrcd qTond oncro ;ntn op.ro ho,,tTs
ssseo e ss s ss @ sas ssas2 sss9sa as
we could l have wished that our1ast rccolections
Of M ms ght have been associated with
Ibis. However Mr WiItie vii, carry aSsv VIII
Of friends that he may succeed in lis new ileid
OF labor or,.o..aa
The scond oncer th acaso, .,
a,'. esonu Gon sue. " 11s seasou ~, ~ .no
Apo1'o Cluo Will occur on 1uescay anu Iaurs-
day evenings next, in which the Club will be u.s.
ana Miss ". =. Bsnziper. the tayorite vocalist.
,rho :, ,.;1, H., no-,a~Sa.a5 a5e 49, ass,". ~
w. ~ W. w iencllofe.4' lnloe nee ueou' ~
saas c1ss ias1 Miltc1 "itn .ac Apo1.o tl!o, anu
In nrflcr That fcriino: IT sct,ritr may nr.rnii
in the audience. the infringement have obtained
the services OF efficient assistance, and tie strict
eet vigilance vii OF maintained throughout tue
~ IunE ~ anu aooue ane nunonS; lne eoneetes
which fnc The entrance Ia The xii viii hc
closed during the performance of the first mum