, 1877-11-25

Loesch, Meyer, Fehl, and Elchhcim, ,fnale r.
Donizetti's 'sMaria Stuartn Bcrlioz's transcr,so ~
tion OF Weber's 'tInyitation to the Dance y.
transcription OF Voigt's 'Long Aso": csv,'
Dulci Jubilo Galop." ~
| The Chicago Conservatory OF Music has iu.t
opened new division on the corner OF TbiIrtsse
| first street and South Park avenue In this ~
dcrtai1ing, Mr.. Lelochowski, Director Of ths H.,
| Conservatory, is assisted By Mr.. c. 4. Harenso
who is to be Superintendent Of the Southa-1,,
Division While the Central Division remain, remains
rs heretofore at POO State street, the Souther,o
| Division will supply q want long felt On tha
| South Side for school of music; and thn co. 40
certs anu lectures to be given this season in th.
concertrhal} Of that division will be source -;
interest and pleasure to tho residents Of thst
| portion Of the city. ~@'''
The next Popular Concert at Hershey Hall
will take place tomorrow evening. The na. nra.
gramme includes Havln's 'Clock-lnoyemept :
Guilmant's *1Grand Cheur'' in E fiat. and
Thille's variations in 4 fat for or-a1 r,,a
BY Mr.. Eddy; Schuman's 'sDcs abcnds " ana
.Warum." Chopin's :Etude =" in 4 flat, Scar.
.sons Without Words'' in lat. and dRDkes ReineeIe,ss
Bertha Buergc; Millard's waiting j -'us; ans
Kuecken's ''leaveu hata Shed Tear" hv
Nine. Marie Salyotti; anu Max Brucb's nRnI
nance - in 4 minor and the "Andante" from
by Mr.. Lewis. '
have issued i circular which gives the following
Information as to the concert season of that ey.
celent institution:
The arss soiree musicale OF the season given bv
the Chicago Musical College Oct. %, and repeated
the :,5th was SUCCESS. But the ATTENDANCE VA
20 large that many were Obliged to 90 away, bejny
disappointed in gaining admittance To brdnss
over this difficulty in the future We have decided
facilities may be afforded the audience. Durn1
the winter season We will give three concerts ons
with fuil orchestra ct McCornick Hall, and two 1t
public or hall concerts, there will he .Coiieys
Reunion" every other Monday evening at tie pal-
lozs, 400 Wabash avenue.
MUSICAL NOTES.
Miss Anna Mchls was announced to p1ay at
the first Of the Monday Popular Concerts in
London this season.
Mons. Vivcn; the viol;nist who accompanied
Nine. Esslpon to this country, is now irving
concerts in Scotland.
Mr.. Henry Mapleson, the eldest son Of Col
Mapleson, the we'll known tmprcsario, has mn.
ried Nine. Marie Roze.
The pianoforte warcrooms of Erard, in Rue
MenilmontaDt were lately destroyed By fire,
The loss is estimated at 800, 900 francs.
The Grand Duke OF Hessc- Darmstalt has for.
hidden and abolished intr'acte lnlsie in dramas
aud comedies at the Hof-Theatrc in Darmstads,
In the fifth concert of the Leioslc Gewand.
haus, Nov. s, Johann S. Sycndscn conductcds
performance Of q new symphony, BIZ himself, In
B tlat major. ,
A daughter Of the German composer, Lachner,
creating sensation in opera at Franklort-on.
the Main. She is not 20 years old yet. Her
Sessa i'll the ''Flyinr Dutchlnan MS spoken Of in
terms Of highest praise.
s'Nero," Rubinstein's new opera, calls for
three first tenor5 and many leading singers,
There are also said to be liugual difficulties in
the way OF its production. It has been written
in French, translated into Russian, published
in German, and will be performed in Italian
It is said to be now definitely settled tha. II,
Councils new opera '.Polyeucte " is to be pro-
duced at tue Paris Opera during next years
Exhibition. The principal parts are to b. sus-
taiued by Mdlle. krauss aud Mn. Seller and
Lassalle.
Tie admirers Of the late Theresa Titiens IN
England are discussing plans for doing honor to -
her memory. 4 monument over her graye in
kensM Green Cemetery was t-st discussed, but,
We believe, abandoned, because Of request Ut
Mile. Titiens to the effect that a simple stona
alone should mark her resting-piace. j move
has therefore been substituted. i portrait bust
of the grcat singer will be placed in the yestbule
Of her Alajesty's Theatre-