, 1877-06-24

1i.st;s :" arsrhui "h 1shnn.s,v.,, Guunnis "Aye
Niaria,'' pr,tch's "Lorcicy" vurspic1, ahys'
"Amaryllfe." md tho Handel Largo
lnis week lf; M9mas hns .'sasassu .'s Iii III
ir"Irin ,bn nrar,,,r" !, Rrrni,cris " Nirht If,
i,rcna.ia,H y Strauss ~ DEVILS Darnlng Ncctlc''
and "Jucus" polkas, tho "Cu}us nnti1an,"
from hqsslnl's nSta6at Mater cornct SOLO "
rnr.. MI :, 'tt1i i,zs @ ~ anh,'n,nn,,,
S13itnrr and f)stc,, i: GT'hc phantnm Shtn.T
Wagner; Svcnlscn's "Coronntton March";
Stratlsa' "Hlnc Dannho" waltz: Vct'lre "tigo-
.ett nun,'ette' nut Tue overture 10 ooutoos
r.,nads,, L., H., fro. =, H., T.. .,,,,.
poscrs' nights" and viii be devoted to Mon.
lc1sso|ln, with tho following programme.
!. Cornelius March. ...,,..... 80.
u' unrsf.nfe' Melaslne '.".'.....''...'''......'
Mtsvsrs. Schmit.. III Jfenff. Eu.ttamachtr. and Loi.
eaer.
=. Concerto Tor p'hno. 70. !. ~ q m1nos."'''...
air. Ems! L.sn.tn9'
E. Symphony No. !. minor tss:eo.eh,
o. Music TO "M,dsSrnf,,ef S,gGt'a Dream ",..,...
Thnr.,1ov aventn, viii hc ti,r I,r.t ,f thc .vm.
nbamv mi9hts nm with XII " nrs,inn v " schnmaSn's q
E5s'Ss E;' i n!'sa!.S sy'eehoay vi ss s'yss: T5!s
eys 1erv s,efa1e" fcaat 81 ,te repertoire ~e" 'ake'
'~'' Tus s wnr r.,ru ..r,uvv
ccption in honor Of tho Beethoven soctesy Lust
Saturday afternoon at Hershey Halt. which, was
i,rro,v sttonI,t and ..ns la. ,o-y .n,co..frt
ssJ "s.eo' WI. "ue nso '..' ,,s.'m
In maine II was pnplls' hslar' Tut IN reality It
humber of very young but promising students.
We had esss,loa year sss, '.ts. ths :st m .t ot
a,1, "o'lsonNs pup.,s' a,atlnecs' 10 speaS u, s!e
highest terms Of Mr. "oltsofn as p'ano-
instructor, md Of Tho efficiency mud u,u-
otthon1h xonn, IN en,.: ,t,ow , ~, ,n,Tn r,,,'ra
.t'.:s :" s,".s' 's'" NV 1.o ...u "a's
appreciation o. 'nnslc rs an art as well a. cx-
ceileht eapaoi!ltlcs 1of It's interpretation
Among Air. Wolfsolln's most promising pupils
Is Miss Esa Mnnierrc, WIN hat, t'c ardno'1s task
Ut tntcrnrcting the well.known Beethoven 80
uasa In ma]dr, op. o. While Miss Manicrre's
t".', is not as fne af'd elastic as would 10 de-
aud ii!lsciauly Interpretation a. to inaks Il
aee syp yput sfsy syy n:trSs, a ns s!Ssss Sss1S'
to musicians: Stiss aIaateyrc, WHO playc1
nss; xs2t s1t;Sy tSSS G1s. S;a,s.
a aost srssoas Sas teeaaae s
se' a at es Il s"ss E.pe PFC
sSGs sa 1.sal o,'! o5'.G ns %aa @ ts
nru 90 necessary, particularly essential In the
1.!szt IS RgoIrito y pnrapllrasc. Miss Fanny
n,akcs most rapNl progress, aa was sf,owt,
In her excellent performance OF the Mcntlc1ssohn
q minor Concerto. Last. but not least,
comcs iittlu Alice Guggenhelm, u,lss
hardly In Ter teens, who PLAYED
Nlun,cnthal's 'Ln Source !" In a charming style.
Els Ia o1e ot Str. Wolfsohn's most talentel and
promising pupils. Miss Cora Clary, a uuw as-
ijtnnt tpr vocal hoors, tnnilp llrr jfrsk appear
ance IN this city, and wns quito successful. Sho
Inns good voice, which will stand plenty or cnl-
tIvattun vet, and considerable intent, The
others who assisted werc Mi:a Ella a. White,
Mf' 'ataes uiil, auu Dr' .. L. Martin'
As"shRf SCHOOL MATINEE.
Nv e.us'.s s1csee y. .as .s'su.y cInoo.
W. sesu "s .s,,1 - .no 'o.a.
te.eps.ou ss't' W s.'o p"p4s' "Ao VIA 'a"a pA''
r.nr
l. organ-Sonnta Ia 4. No. j, op. o. Meulc!ssohn
NJ * Luet.s HtndfFto".