New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-25
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Modjeska is at the Museum. i'll Boston.
Mile. Marie Krebs and Herr Nlenlawskl
are in London.
Mr.. Stakosch will bring his Italian Opera
Company to Booths Theatre March IS
"Tbe Old House on the Bridge of Notre
Dame"b by Theodore Barrere WILDE produced al N'oio
Mr. Dudley Buck has made an excellent set
ting OF several Of the songs of T. c. stedmau aud they
Will shortly he published
Mr.. Booth ended his engagement at the
Brooklyn Academy Of Music on SATURDAY He Will take
n week. resi-. and will then act IN Boston
John Mccullough has met with marked
favor in Boston where-at the Boston Thcatre-he has
been acting COri0lGnuS He was to take a bcneht on
Saturday, ana appear as RtchdFdIH.
In order to meet the demand for advance
,eats TO see The Diaoulmaugh" Mr. Fiske has opened
tho box sheet Cor month in advance. Al the matt 6c
on Saturday, Miss Isabella Thyme played the rOIe q
AornG
After numerous postponements, Wagner's
"Rheiugold given at the Vienna Opera on the path
nit Though the performance il spoken OF as not alto
gether satisfactory its success Is sal" 10 nave Deeh oi
liant
Messrs Robson and Crane will appear at the
Park Theatre this evening, in farce named Our Bach
elor" Til, piece which 10 the merest froth has met
with favor the West, aud 1t may he counted on 70
make laughter here.
Miss Clara Morris has closed her engage
uent a. the Broadway Theatre. The and repre-
lenslhe
crowded assemblages at that house on saturday nits
that rcpe ous of IL are announced for the next hve
evenings The Exics will be produced on saturday
The Rcruc ct Gazette Musicale states that ten
grand concerts with and orchestra, devoted 10
the works Of French composers, will be given at the
Grand Hall Of the Trocadero, Paris during the Exbi-
ton Each concert is consist OF the music OF one
modern. but not living French compost The names OF
the ten composers chosen are: ADAM Auber BOCdl H.
Beroz Bizet, Cherubin Feicen David Ha!eVy, he4old
and Leon krcutzer.
The principal musical performances of the
week IN ad 10 the opera, will be the production Of
Haydn's Seasons" by the Oratoro Society on Thurs
day with pablic rehearsal the previous day, ana
the Thomas symphony Concert on Saturday, with the
usual rehearsal Thursday afternoon The solos IN me
oratoriO vii bo taken by Mrs. Imogcne Brown, MI
simpson, and Mr.. stoddard
The New-York Press Club gives its concert
and literary entertainment this evening at Seinway
Hall varied programme is promised CONFUSING
songs and duets by Miss Arabela Root Nine. Julie A.
De Ryther Nine Annette Ricca, SignOra Carmen Pisan
sgnOr Maroato. Mr.. L. T. Smith, Mr.. George simpson
and the BErCete Giee Club panoioftc SOLO Dy Senpi
Nunez readings by Charles Roberts, j., anu a T.
Burbank
Mr.. Carl Rosa opened season of English
opera at the London Adelpn on tie llh instant pre-
.entng Nicoafs Merry Wives Of WINDSOR" with some
alterations the spoken dialogue 80 as 10 make IL con
form more closely Shakespeare. but with the original
music intact TIo has the same company as before. The
papers give naerng accounts OF the success OF hs u
tieht and mention that he has several works IN
preparation. among which 10 The Golden Cross OF IL
haz BIui.
Mr. Francis Korbay has composed set OF
Eve "ReeI songs" (Schiy Lieder to TIE words Of Mt
H. Lenau and they have just been published BY schir
mer with the original German text besides an English
version by Parke Goodwin, and Italian version by l.
C. Sebastian. Lenap's tender and thoroughly lyme
verses have peculiar interest for AmoicIns rs pro
duct of his unhappy life IN the United States Mr. kor-
bay has not merely reflected their ee2Idc and anaOIy
sentiment with true poetic sympathy, bat he has given
us al admirable piece OF musical work which Will enrich
his 5. q
fertile play of fancy, suggestive accompaniment ana
ample variety thought and expression are anOnE the
beiits which will commend these beautiful ana serious
" written songs to the favor OF cOnnoseurs Ihey are
arranged both for soprano or tenor ad alto or batOLe