National Republican., 1877-07-10
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
Titicns is suffering from n relapse.

Titicns is suffering from n relapse.
Pappenheim has gone to Louisville.
Pattison, the pianist, is at Atlantic City.
A Chicag, man has fitted up fiddle to run
by steam.
Aronson will make his summer home at
New Brighton, = ].
Jerome Hopkins has new opera in waiting,
entitled Dumb Love"
Capoul wants 5000 month for singing in
America, and he won't get it.
1t Is reported that Vcrdi's "Aida" will be
brought ont in Paris next season.
The naughty Chaumont takes the place of
the uaughtier Thcrcsc In London
In the Naples Conservatory of Music are
5000 autographs Of musical composers.
Emma Celia Terry will spend her vacation
at silver Lake Mass. and ut Pigeon Cove"
Max Strakosch has secured Dalton, late of
the S0ldcnc troupe, to support Mrs. Oates in her
Canadian tour.
Patti thinks it an act of cruelty that her
former husband did not go into mourning when
her father died.
Baby" as the English version of a recent
ParlSinn drama Is called Is to be produced at the
Pnrk theatre on July ID,
There is said to be revival in the piano
trade. Pianos In London are advertised at STj
each and American organs at $40 each.
Between his music and dcviltry Heller has
succeeded in capturing the Califurninns notwith
standing the competition of Caleneuye.
n 'ulllbfnlh paper says Ol ono OF Ine uTtlStS
there that she 4. u nice, dumpy little soul, with
eyes that have slight tendency toward toeing II"
Four thousand cxecutants appeared in the
chorus at the late Handel and Haydn festival In
London The affair was under the direction of
Sir Michael COSTA.
San Francisco is following her sister cities in
providing outdoor evening music for the masses.
large orchestra is giving what Is called Crystal
| Pavilion concerts
A gentleman at a musical party asked a
| friend in a whisper, How he should stir the fire
without interrupting the music" Between the
bars" replied his friend.
Concerts have been given both in the Crys-
/ tai and Alexandra palaces in honor of the visit OF
/ ten Grant. American national music exc
Cutch 10y full military bands in addition to the or
| binary Orchcstras.
in-Law, W by M English lady, Mrs stewart, has
! greatly excited the English colony nt Naples. 1t
was originally written for the French stage under
| the title Of la Belle Mere"
Herr Rubensteiu has received from President
MncNIuhon the cross Of Chcvalicr Of tho Legion OF
Honor. The great pianist has gone to Russia to
! finish Nero" which will be produced next winter
at the Italian Opera House In Paris,
/ They have new tenor in Paris with the
cuphonious name Of Mierswinskie. lie has Il rich
powerful, flexible voice, which he knows how t,
CONTROL AMI, moreover Is said To have the natural
presence and bearing OF gcntloman.
The health of DIR. Won Buow, who is now
staying near Bingen on the Rhine, is so far ry
stored that he has accepted the engagement 5,
long contemplated. and i 10 be the conductor o
the choral and orchestral concerts at Glasgow
The prejudice which still exists against the
English language Rs language for song com
mrnCed with the introduction Of Italian opera int
England, 1t was discovered That our Language
would not aInalgninate with the music of Italy.
The right things In the right place--class-
icnl music for the winter months, recreation and
amusement on hot summer nights Musical peo
pie don't like 10 overload their stUmnChs with toe
hiIhtoIed harmony when the Thermometer marks
ninety degrcc>
A young maTble-wOrkcr of Paris has re
Gently been discovered with such II tenor vote,
that Ambrose Thomas told him the doors Of III,
'unScryNioirc would he thrown wide open to hin
whenever he CHOSE 10 enter. Unfortunately the
young man is too poor, Sc.
, 1t is said that there is an indcscribabl,
change in Adclun ratts appearance and even II
her mode of singing her voice seems fuller an,
richer than ever IN the lower notes. She has los
much of her arch ylvNCity md gayCty. She Ia
grown thinner and her face Is worn She looks, IL
fact, as IL she had suffered.
Ernest HutrhrnSon Is the name Of a new
musical prodigy who has Eecn astonishing pcupl
Ut MclhOuru,. lie I. only five and half years old
amt has 70 knee ON high chair IN order to rcaCl
the keyboard Of the piano. Ills playing of ell Nj,
Ts0rO" W one ur III con, crts soCuicd triple cil
ruTr, His compositions are ikCW IsC said Ia De- r.
nrrknhl" and his musical car I, :" correct that h.
can recognize any note when struck upon the In
.trumrnt although standing nl a distance and will
his back toward II.
The London ibcugrra saws "It would be -
essential service to tenor, uNtiyv or hIUg II the
would pay visit tp the Hay lmnra't nprru-huu.r
AMI take a lesson In the arr OF II Legitimate 1t Nuu
'ut singing from SiguuT Tamhvrllk, They WtiIl,
learn the secret Of preserving their voices through
the experience uf The Russian tenor now In hi
iilly.scyenth year they would be taught how Il
{ dCClaim rcCtatiyc, and they would derive mcsti
mahr adyantas, lrom striving to Initiate his skill
, IN the delivery Of the scales"