, 1877-04-01


frequent enthusiasm, The 'tSanctus" " also cal
ried of an encore, as at the first performance
although different audience was in attendance
aud in all these respects the one concert vas
repetition Of the other. There WIS but littl
difference also III the singing Of tn
chorus. The remarks which were mad
then will apply with equal fore
now. In comparing the two performance
we should only say that the chorus, as Nigh
nationally be expected, hardly attacked tn
work with the same earnestncss and enthu
siasm as at first, probably because feeling NOR
sure of It. there was not that incentive to effort
| The difference, however, was not sufficiently aP
parent to lessen the enjoyment afforded b.
this strong, passionate, .nd dramatic music
! There is nothing to note In the singing OF th'
three soloists, Mrs. Thurston, MF. Dexter, ant
Mr. Bergstein. They displayed precisely the sams
| merits and dcmerits for which we hare ALREADY
riycn them credit With Miss Dc pclgrom v.
| t.aunot find the fault We found before. Ills
t,r,noto quality which SO distigured her singing
| in the first performance was not nsed--at lras'
| 50 little used as to amount to but little more
| than III Indication. Tie result was vast i'm
| proycmcnt- Her strong, rich voice came Out
| with its admirable natural quality, anu her sing
| ing was market with tine dras.natic ctfcet aud
close adherence to the key In the due duet
biz. We do not see but one obstacle III tho
way OF her success. and that Is the quality OF
which we have spoken. Her effort the other
evening shows that she can overcome It, anu
when that is done We can see no reason WHY sue
should not take q commanding position upon
the concert stage or even aspire to higher
flights. There is no doubt that the t'T'soto,
used in the proper place With judfcous care anu
taste, may heighlcn vocal effect, but there Is
always the danger Of its becoming tx,
81 81 e o9t Msa shfe Il as o Wh b 1on
view, tue best use that can be made OF 1t Is TO
throw 1t away. Miss Dc Pclgrom has remarka-
bic vocal gifts, and there is no reason why she
should not take very important position upon
the lyric stage. We are glad to know that the
managers Of the society are now contemplating
third performance OF the Mass. Iney ought
to do it. The magnitude OF the work VIII Ger
tainly warrant it, and it will undoubtedly eau
out great many people.who did not fecl IKE
ent week will be busy one in music, as will be
seen BY the announcements below
THE APOLLO CLUB CONCERT.
The next and last Of the present series OF
the Apollo Club concerts occurs on Tuesday and
Thursday evenings of this week at Mccormick
Hall, The Club on these occasions will be as
sisted By Miss II. Il. Turner, soprano, and Allss
Amy Fay, pianist, both OF Boston. These con-
certs will be of special interest to the members
from the fact Of the Introduction OF these young
debutantes In the West, also from the charac-
ter of the Club numbers which arc unusually
ambitious The concerts Of the Club commence
at S o'clock precisely, at which hour the doors
will be closed for the performance Of the first
number Of the programme, Which ,Te give be-
low:
PAHrL
!. "a. Under the tree tops''. ......'....-;7; -;
9, Andante. Spiannto, "Polonaisc, "op.
- ........... ....:............- Chopin
Miss Amy Fay.
[Tenor solo By Mr: Charles a: knorr']
4. ''Doye sono" Gle Nozze di Fig
aEon ...:..-.......::.-... Mozart
s. "rilg1im's Chorus ("Tann-
hauser') )...........-......--... wagner
PART II.
q. 1.-THE Tyrol'- ..........- Ambrose Ihomas
Ia. Clavicr StuecE- ............ -Schubert
:. b, spenncrleid T. Flying Dutch.
man )'..:::.';.: 49,. t.. asnef-L'sz1
6 ..~;,,t ,y;ods t"s :, amy faS' c,,r,n
q ..sluu,ber song Franz
u;ss r. i. Tn,ner.
10. -To the Sons Of Art ,Meudelssohn
r,,r u.,r.oupu.p ,sv1r>, roxcprr
1ha a,,na.+ for 49, ,,aaot;t - +,,a u,,fOr,h,n
4nS eoaee' !oi 1.ie oeAen1ot ''te A1AA ~ pnao
Asylum will take place tomorrow evening at
Hall, with programme embrac-
fno rho following numhors.
o
.,r,. r..,.. 49, :, Dro+ por-r
w VIZ n.'', h,norrnnd az Gnodw;i;t 1'1'
IN Nnrtrrnr . Sealing
=. b. Octave Etude .KullaS
Mr; Emit L'e1linq.
D. ~ DOE ratalc 'pon CaFios(' Ios Fefol
T. "rhe Sea Hath It's Pearls i" .pinsuti
Ihs Harmonic 2aartctte.
s,ss e. ,m Io ss }er - 'aosS'ni
&. s.Loye1y Spring Coycn
-A'. Charles 4. hnorr.
tA@f H. c,z,.
:. psG!uae, haL, ~ Ghopin
~ folono'1i, y, = t,n;i iI6i;aa 'enop'n
s. s'When the Tide Comes In -. Barnby
= NJ; T.. 7homas coodriAi<. n cno,
fVioiiu obnato Hs1 hr vi Mr Within Lewis 1uD'o
= Miss dina Louise Gary.
10. ''Hcar, Oh Father!" "-..........- ...........
ua'7'tontd Qaarfetfe.
IL "1t Was Dream y. .........Co"en
1t'sS A"aa @oa'se e"'9'
There are Two cAccllcnt reasons why this con-
cert should attract Il crowded house. First, it
IS given for the benefit OF one OF the most de-
serving charities In this city, which Is absolutely
out of funds and needs help, Second, those who
contribute BY the purchase Of tickets will receive
their equivalent in bearing one ot tle finest
artists this country has ever produccd,-aliss
Gary; also the Harmonic Quartetie, comprising
Mrs. j. 4. Farwell, Mrs. j. balfour. and Mcssrs.
lio"aro anu oloan. Mls; ueorEc u. carpenter
y Nv oNCA1 Wv aOt Nb1~Hs oAA NoAeI4k