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as follows: Monday, "The Huguenots' Tue:
day, ..Flying Dutchman"; Wcdnesda,
} ..Eaust "; THURSDAY, ..Lohengrin'' Friday
Robert the Devil; Saturday matlnce. "Lo
aip1gfH pg2 svsnnE a rs cas Da1So o4 rss sanay a9y
gucnots" will be as follows:
Valentine. mime. Pappenhcir
haoul.. -.......--.....-.--...:-.M Mf. Adam
| Queen. Miss Aetna
Page. ......-... Nias Gti1lminse
MaTccl........ .......................Mr Mr: WieGan
Nevsrs. s.-,..............-... DIT. blun
~. DTls ...hf. 1aoo4PA
kELlo0G-cAREr CONCERT.
| One Of the principal musical events OF th
season will be the Kcllogg-Carcy concerts q
the Tabernacle, which will occur on Tuesday
Nov. x, aud Friday, Nov. 80. The programme
had not vet been announced, but 1t is intfmatel
that it will be an unusually attractive one
This concert troupe is one of the strongest thai
has been here for many seasons, aud will include
Miss c|ara & Louise & Ksogg si N; sS Anna % l. houSe S
a. Conly. The affair viii be under the direc-
ton Of l1r. S. Bchrcns. The tickets will be
placed at an unusually reasonable price, eonsid.
ering the excellence ol the concert, anl there is
be completely filled. The managers will divide
the seats in different sections, according to their
dcsirabilty, and will offer scale Of sections, &C
cording to their dcsirability, mud will offer o
| scale OF prices which will bc within the reach
OF I'LL.
THE HA1DN SOCIETY CONCERN.
The Haydn Musical Society will give their
first concert next Thursday evening a1 Nc
Cormiclz Hall. The programme will include the
following numbers: Overture, "Bohcmian
| Girl,n Balfc; tsSonnenblck,'' Rolling {yiolin
| solo By Emil O. Wolff, orchestra; caratina,
.Cupa Fatal Mestra," Centclneri, Miss Jennie
| Dutton; Symphony in ., No. 9, Haydn, orches~
ira; overture, arranged from Kossini's
s'stabat Mater" Mercadantc,. orchestra; +;
bsststvs psFs from and d1ao3o ar' judas aea6usy
Handel, Mr.. Frank A: Bowen; March
| Tempo, from symphony ssLconore," Raft, or
chestra; song, birds that came III Sprng,''
Benedict flute obligato), Miss Jennie Dutton;
! gallop. "Chasse nfernale," Rolling, orchestra.
At the second concert, which will be given jan
81, Mendclssofn's Hymn Of Praise'' will be
sung. In this connection we are requested to
| state that on Thursday, NOV: Is, those persons
who do not wish to subscribe for the season,
each.
oRGAs-opEsISG.
4 new organ recently erected in the Cathedral
OF the Holy Name by johnson d Son will be
opened this evening, upon which occasion Il
sacred concert will be given with very attract
i've programme, The organ numbers will i'll
clude Bach's Prelude in G MINOR Lux's so
Sauctissinaa,'' Guilmant's "Marchc Funebrc ct
Chant Scraphique," and Thiclc's "Theme and
variations in 4 lat" By q; c; Eddy;
and tho andantc movement Of Beetho-
as n1fti ioilows: II Brosfg's vcn sanct; spritus
Grcith's "Kyrie, sanctus, and Agnus Dci';
from 4 mass in honor Of St. Joseph; Liszt's
.sAve Marla"; SingenbcIger's '.salve Regina,
[n1,, Erur nd IN
choir; IN "Eccc Quomauo" OF the sixteenth
century; singenbeEger's "Jcsu dulcis memo
ria, - and Wits 30 vos olnnes" and s'Bonum
est" by choir from the Teachers Seminary of
ST. Francis Station, Wis, under the direction OF
Mr.. j. Singenhcrg, President Of the Cecilia
Vcrein. The remaining number Is duet for
organ and violin By Vogt, to be played By
Mcssrs. Allen and Eddy.
Mrs. KINGS CONCERTS.
Nine. Rive King has been making very hand
some success in her concerts during the past
week. On last Monday evening she played in
Milwaukee, Miss Thursby, Mrs. kempton, aud
the ,1adrigal Club also appearing. Upon this
occasion she played Liszt's Twelfth Rhapsody,
the SECOND part. arranged by Won Bulow, being
taken by Mr.. Baird: Tausig's transcription Of
Strauss waltz, s*ir lcbcn nur einnla1, and the
Chopin Nocturne in G minor. The receipts
OF the concert were $1,000 AS Mrs. kempton
has become a resident here, the following from
the ItIseonsi,s will be OF interest: Mime.
kcmpton, the contrato, showed great artistic
conception and an excellent method. Her arias
were executed with fine appreciation, and it was
evident that her schooling had been Of the very
best" The Seutiae! says: q Her method shows |
her to be IN artist OF more than ordinary at |
tainnieuts who knows how to use her vocal re-
sources to good adyantagc.' On Wednesday |
evening, Mrs. King played ia Indianapolis to j |
large house, her numbers being two Of Mendcls~ |
solln's songs without words. the Beethoven |
in G minor, op. 81, No. ], the Berccuse the In
promptu in Il lat, op. 29, The Waltz in 4 fat, |
op.- 81, No l, and the Twelfth Hungarian |
Rhapsody, the second part BY Nine. Heinc. Carl |
bernstein, formerly o. @ ti!ls us, CITY, sang at tue
join concert company now being organized by t
,ir Hess, with Miss 1hursby ut the head Of it, /
which she las declined.
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
Ba1atka's Quintctte Club is about to inaugu-
rate Its second season in St. Louis. Balatka
plays the 'celio.
apart second of Mr.. Il. S. Perkins series of
Il Graded Music Readers u has just been issued
oy G. D, Russell T. Co., Boston.
4 concert will be given By Mrs. E. F. Cooke
md pupils at the hall OF the Methodist Church
Block on Tuesday evening, Nov. 13.
afr. Alfred Wilkie has stolen Mr. Schu1tze's
lria ''Ccleste Aida,'' having sung it at the re-
ent concert Of the Boston Apollo Club
4 business meeting Of the members of the
Bach Choir is called for Thursday evening next.
fheu au election Of officers will take place
Miss Ita Wc1ch, Of Boston, will sing at the
rst concert Of the Apollo Club, Dec, 6, and /
Hiss Henrietta Beebc at the second. Feb. H.
Mrs. I.nogcne Brown, formerly Of this city.
'iil sing III 'tJudas Maccabeus'' on the l5:h |
nst., in New York. Mr. Alaas will take tie
enur pArts.
The Kellogg. Gary concert will take place at !
he Tabernacle Nov: 81 and 30. The troupe in
ludes Miss Clara Louise Kellogg, Miss Anna
+ouisc Gary, MIR. j. Graft, Sjgnor Verdi Mr.. G. |
i. Comfy.
Miss Clara Goldsticker, at one time resident
this city, has made successful debut at
nuremberg in !" La Fayprita.n Both the sing
1g aud acting are favorabiy commented upon
! the Austrian journals.
The Germania Mnnncrchor has issued its
rospc@tus Tor the winter season. It includes
oncert Dec: l; New Years ball, Dec. 81: cor
erts, Jan. I'll and Feb. %; concert and hail |
March 20; and a Calico-Kraenz-
[en,'' April q.
Owing to the large number OF applicants for
Omission to the class in musical theory at tho
[ershcy School, second class will be formed
IL Wednesday next at 10 O'Clock a. m., which |
i'll meet regularly hereafter at the same day
nd hour. Mr.. F. G. Gleason has succecdeti n
orking up comn1endablcs spirit OF enthusiasm |
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