, 1877-08-19

pappenhein, Mr. Adams (the tenorl, We,ren-
rath, Fritsch, Blum, and others. sir: fIsel
does not propose to tinker the Bsyrcuthm y ifi'oet
any more, but will devote himself to K1enzl,
.t .tLolengrin,'' >"Taunhauser," "t1ying Dnteh'
man." '.Fidelio,'' etc. -.
The third season Will be English and 1taiian
with one Of the most notable troupes ever o OF.
ganized in this country. md under the hakz6tIa
lnent Of Max Strakogch, who has maue q -ousa ~
stroke for fame and fortune py SECURING he troupe i
will reach here in February next. 1nc pIlne'pH s
artists are Miss Kellogg, Mile. Mnrle hoze'ra ~
songstress of considerable prominenMGs M ~ ~ rari
giand-Afiss Cary, Sgnor Verdi, Mr. to @ n.1 ~
Mr.. Graf, MI. Comfy, and Mr r.. eohtsd sesa made to
Signor Celada, the welrencmhereu tehot na anu ~.
to Mr.. Carleton, but they have not YET oeeu ~
ccpted. The season in California is expecte9 ~ ~
extend into December. aud j: Is proposepp ph;I ~
begin the operate season proper aran~r- an rns
ments include three weeks so3ourn Ill
New York, at Booths Theatre. For the Sew
York performances. Mr.. Ssrakosch has sSnes 3ae a.
agreement to supply his COMPANY 10 -; ~ 's s.sos
Sosci's : artists. after their departure from Fan
Francisco, is as follows: Jan. {. PEllauelpn!Ia.
one week; Jan. IA, Washington; one :, Tseh' p;.1s
Jan. 81, Baltimore. one week. Jan. %, aa, aa;.e
burg three nights, Feb. t. Ch'caso' tMo NEE, MsEs,
Feb ls st. Louis, one week; Eco: 20; iho,1n, 1o
nt"hfs. nh Fen. IS. Louisville, two nights; March
i. Cincinnati, one week, March II. Detrolt; ivy
nights, March "A, Toronto, three nights ;a, MaFsn
l6, New York, three weeks. we nasG osA1,a1 ~
assurances that the repertoire Viii lnciuue' ue
aiS VIDA a.; with Wit miss Miss Cary; %Wlliam Tell" with
Marie Rozc; Lohcnyrin," with Kellogg and
Marie Roze; the Flying Dutchmamn." VIII
Kcllogg the" Magic fiuts" and ram at;aa y;sit aad
Virginia." The troupe will make nylns 'istt
here in November. giving two concerts: ruoaot
Aimee will bring an entirely new trencn
troupe here at date not yet tixcL Her season
begins in New York Sept. IT.
Emma Abbott will venture here again Win
Brignoli and Ferranti, etc.
Thu Camille Urso concert troupe Will CONSIST
of the following artists: Nine. Camille Urso,
yioliuist; Miss joy Wandcslorde, soprano; VII.
W. c. Tower, tenor; Mr.: J. Rudolphsen, parl- par
tone, and Herr Benno Scherek, solo pianist
When they will come mere is not yet stated.
LETTERS FROM sA1ST-sAESs.
NJ. Saint-Saens, the well known French COM
poser, writes the following letter to lie Nemes-
trct:
PAn1s, July l6-Dear Hr. Ueugcl: It is not
without gricyous astonisa1aent that see the
Menestrel resuu.ing. apropos Of the revival Or
tatlny warfare against the young French musicians
which seemed some time ago to have subsidized.
II We were TO believe certain critics, to whom
TO-DAY the !Meuestrel unfortunately furnishes the
chorus our young school has become the prey Of
melancholy Wasnerisr, aud only produced I'M
musical and unF French works.
By the side OF these works let US examine tho
facts Who are the members Of This unmuslca1
school; whit are these Wa:nerian works:
1t Is not, think, Gnlraud w.:h '.piccoilno. =. ;,
%ssS syivia IL = and ' coppe!a opp 2! Mssssass WITH
- Marie Madeline" aud the - King Of Labor" -
The .Hentstrek has chanted tho charms Of their
truly French n,ns,c. Ot these is Joaceres and
..Dimitrin aud who does not remember the brill
liant opening OF the Theatre Lyrlque, anu the enlo-
SaleAyre has been congratulated on having cs.
capped Vn 1.-THE Bravo" the false tendencies Of
the modern school. see nothing out - Le Timb!e
not without surprise, that lie Timbre d'arcent" ="
had nothing Of WnaneTism. On the contrary.
Let them then point out these fierce composers.
these incomprehenslble works. have the honor
10 be, ETC., Z. sAIST-sAESs.
LOCAL MISCELLANY
Nine. RiTe-kine left the city on Friday for q
short visit to Cincinnati. She returns on
Wednesday next.
The Cincinnati Enquirer cruelty says: "Carl
Bcck's Hessfan Military Band is on its return to
Germany. 1t has gotten as far as Dayton,
where it is booked for few months OF farewell
concerts. About Christmas it will reach Xenia.'
This is the same band which was several weeks
in getting IRON the Michigan Central to the St.
Louis depot, in this city, last winter.
The number Of tickets being limited for the
moonlight excursion of the Blaney, Oriental.
and Chicago Quartettes on the 20th, it is advisa-
BILE that the friends holding Invitations should
purchase their tickets US soon rs possible, SO as
TO avoid confusion at the boat. Tickets may be
had a1onday I'LL day at the Golden Eagle Cloth
lug Store, coruer Of Madison aud Clark streets,
OF ". II. Il. Thomas, or at the music stores.
The boat leaves the north side Of Wells-street
bridge at p. III. sharp
On the 21st inst. the Oriental Quartettc-
Messrs. Smith, Phillips, Hale, and 'fildcla-start
Tuesday morning on board the pay-car Of the
Pittsbure, Cincinnati s. St. Louis Railroad
stopping at Logansport, where they will be the
guests of Col. J, Hill, Superintendent Of the
Pittsburg, Chicago & St. Louis Railroad. From
there they go to Columbus, @, and participate
IN reception given By E.. Denmcad, Esq
Leave Columbus and go to Garrettsyic, O.,
the home OF Mr.. B. F. N!de1,,. where they in
tend to delight the Inhabitants By giving con-
cert, assisted by hume talent. On Monday fol
lowing they start for Cleveland, where they
will meet the Apollo Com1nandery Of this city
aud take part III the exercises Of the week.
The Gcrnania Mannerchor will give Its third
Summer Nights festival on "Wednesday night,
Au., q, at the Lincoln Pavilion, with the fol-
lowing programme:
I. Oyettu1e-'7 Light Cavalry. .Suppe
Ch,taqo 0rchsstrc.
2. "Des I,cdes ycrklacrungr ........-..... ..Abt
GerMaaiu -lanntrchor.
B. Solo for c''ne'' u1 u;ia;.
4. s.solaiers Love-. wunder
..r,roa, n.,:s;, n F. hoss sc.mo,,
g. ..Aui Wiederschcn'. Liebe
Mats Quartet.
=. .*Yerelnalied" "......... ...,........ Liszt
Germania A1nnereAor.
s. "Welcome to the Spring: Rubnstein
[Solo By Hrs. J, f: Dony. uith uale Chorus
flrrHf
10. 1.-Two Heavenly SAEs" tswiss song) .-....-
Hate Quartet.
We have received from Mcssrs. Ditson & Co.,
| Boston, through the courtesy Of Lyon T. Healy,
| vi this city, the following new mtIsic: -
| Daisy Song" by !. Scott Gatty; "Grand Tri-
| u1npilal March, Crossing the Danube" by P.
| Brignuli; "Thc Angel at the Window sung,
| by Bcrtlo1d Tours; ''alon petit Ange," cradle
song by L'Epine; "pourguoi cachcr les Pleurs,' y
song, ~ 6. Fragcrolli; when Lille Is Bright
est,' duet, by Pinsuti; :" La Palonia," song, by
! Yradicr; 'slmmortality,n duet for soprano. or
1cnor and bass by L. F. Grocbl; 'Aly Poor
Hearts Sad with Its Dreaming" soug and
chorus, by I. Brigham Bishop; ,n.,Good,hy, Dear
Love-" song, by Pinsuti; when Think Of
Thcc,'' meditation for piano. BY Gustav la1cc
"stiIl Is the Might" song. by Franz Abt; "sl
tn voulais," ssrenale by Ritter; "fis J." song,
by Pinsutt; ":fhe New Grand Turkish aiareh,,'
sacred song, by Gounod; "The Time Of
BY ASth The River sidc." song, by wi vi, S $:
Hays; N'oubliez-pas ma Fenetre,h song, by
! L'Epine; :. Lie in Drea1n," waltz for piano,
! IT, -