New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-11
MUSICAL NOTES,

Maurel is singing at Cairo. Next season he
goes to the Paris Grand Opera
Brahms has accepted for three years the
pest OF director Of the Conservatore at Dusseldorf
Theodore Thomas and his orchestra have
this this state wv"
They want a conservatory of music in Bar
lngtOn Iowa. W. III t Readily spare several OF thOrc
in New-York for them
1t is rumored that complete edition of
the works of the late sir oielIe Bennett Is shory VI
be brought out IN England
Di Murska will begin a concert tour in this
country next March, ac'omp MED by SignOr Rosnati.
sgnOr Susini ana M. John Hi.
The Messiah was given IN San Francisco
during Christmas week by Handel anu Haydn Society
OF that city aided by the Oakland Harmonic society
A testimonial concert To Miss Emma C..
Thursby will be given az Chickerirg ial! TINS evening
The programme includes several exceptionally HeSH a
interesting numbers .
It is decided that Herr Wagner's "Walkiiref
Will be produced at the imperial OpeI; House IN NlIha,
Ia be made instead Of being brother and sister,
ID the TrllOgy
The New-Yorll OratOriO Society at its next
concert viii give OF Bac's cantataS, Gods tme
is the best time" the Requem Of Johannes Brahms,
and the second act OF Glucks !" Orpheus,' with Miss
DraS'iil rs sOloiSt
Ezra Diavolo' was recently given by Miss
K2Oggs troupe in Chicago. with Mr. Carleton the barry
tone as Fra DarOi0 only three OF the numbers OF Tue
chief part requiring transposon TO meet the heeus y"
Mr.. Cartoons voice.
At Mr.. Reinhard Schmelz's next Symphony
Concert his programme will include new OYettnie ny
Gernsheim, "Waidmeister's Brlntialn" Strenade 6y
Jaiassohn, and Rubhsteins Ocean" symphony, with
Nine Pappenheim 90 vocalist.
Mr.. J. X. Paine Of Boston. whose charming
Romeo and Juliet" overture was given here a'eiy by
Mr. Thomas, is engaged OH new WORK, spring syn
phony," which viii probably be pT0dn,ed 10y the
Thomas Orchestra at concert i'll the Sanders Ihtater
course Cambridge.
Madame Nilsson sings at Vienna in January
Madame Patti in March and April and Madame Lucca III
May Herr Jsuner the director OF the opera. has issued
his programme for 1871 At least three novelties are 10
and Daa," ard Delibes's ballet Sylvia"
The programme for Theodore Thomas Fourth
Symphony Concert which Will take on the evening
of Feb. 8, il follows: suite No. III D. D. = Bach
Pastoral SYMPHONY, Beethoven; SieGfrGds Death ana
tbe Finale TO the G0ttcrdimmerung" Wagner. III TINS
last number Nine Pappenheim VIII sing the music oi
" Brinnhide."
Nine. Essipoff has been absurdly, criticised
IN PbIladelphia and seems have strangely neg
lected in Boston. In the latter city, however she
found least one enliehtened adnlIer in Mr.
What a surprise all! Such pcrfec ion Of 50 many
qualities, each of which would make an ordinary
mortal grateful forever Did any one eyer before hear
pano sing as it did Saturday, particularly in the
Carnival where ChOpn's muse IL 20 admirably pot
trayed 1t was impossible to represS me Tears l mn
time came a longer distance than usual The heart OF
hearts was unlocked, and applause was offensive Low
ingly rendered was this portion or the WORK. nor ess
and a glorious physique, the latter an hnpoI,
tanJ item where the nerves are txpec1ci
to endure such a great strain IS IL a won on
der that such galaxy OF qualities should produce tne
marvellous piano playing 10 which we nave recently
stencdi II seemed TO appropriate To rise from our
seats honor OF the performance ms eadS me 10 ASA
Won where the people werethe persons who pride them
selves upon their culture, ard whose presence IL sup
posed 20 he necessary to pronounced success i
were theyi Mime EssipOK returns ~ Us III the Sprlng
| nope that Music Hall, or horticultural Hall VIII nOt
have an empty seat during her recias ana that BOSTON
will then muster audiences sufficiently war-hearted fOr
an ovation TO an artist who to us 50 modesty and
unheralded as did Nine. E>sipof"