New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-23
MUSICAL NOTES.


Verdi's "Aida " was performed in French for
the first time recently at the Theatre Lyrique
The east is not well spoken Of out the opera placed on
the stage WITH great care.
The Boston Courier says that the piano has
got into the streets. An artist goes about London
whose piano is drawn by pony he sits down and does
his RuDnstein and FORTH before an admtrng crowd
His locks are long and uncOmbed. and ms eyes roll
The great organ erected by NJ. Cavaille-Col
At the TrOcad6rO Hall, II Paris, was dedicated on
wednesday 7th inst, by NJ Alexandra Guilmant. His
programme was selected from the works OF Handel
J. s. Bach, Martini MendessOnn, Lemmens, ana Gul-
manL
The Hess English Opera Company, cOmpTis-
ing Miss Emma Abbott, Miss Annis Montague, Mr.. and
Mrs.. segun, Mr.. Castle, MI Turner Mr. Bragaw' Mr.
Ryse etc. with signOr Operti conductor will begin
operations at the Park Theatre. Brooklyn the 10th Of
september 1t viii not be heard in NewYOrk until the
Spring.
The certificate of incorporation of "The
College OF Music OF Cir einna" left for record
Saturday The object Of this society is to encourage and
cultivate taste for music, and establish college for
Instruction The capital stock TO be $4,000 divided
into shares OF $50 each The directors Reuben r.
net, jr., and Peter r. Neh
The choir of male students from Upsala and
Chnstiania has met with very warm reception in
Paris The Trocad6ro Hall was crowded in all parts,
many persons being unable 20 obtain admission. ana
seven mems IN the programme were encOred The
Swedish section consisted OF hundred voices conducted
BY NJ Hedenbiad; that from Norway numbered Sky
led by ~ Behlen the former Is said sing with great
finish and deucacy.
The engagement of Mile. Tremelh the
Austrian cOntTato. has been announced for Ireland,
America and the scandinavian provinces but the lady
has returned TO Vienna having declined all proposals for
the preseut being engaged at the Imperial Opera House
IN tue Austrian capital the season OF winch was 70 De
commenced the 18th inst, with Herr wagner 5
"segfred" Of the four operas OF the klng OF tRe
6l0elungs"
Several of the most successful singers in
Europe lust now-Patt Albani and Gerster excepted
received their musical education in New-York. Miss
Minnie Hauk who has been Of the brightest STAYS OF
the recent London season; Miss Thursby. who has been
extremely well received in England; Mile Stella Bon
hour who is singing in Italy and Miss Durand, who
to be prospecting N France and SPAN, are all Pu-
pls Of .gnOr Errani, Of TINS CITY,
A Young son of Mr. Rivarde, the well-known
singing teacher OF this city, has just taken first prize
fr violin at the Paris COnseryaoire The boy who Is
pupil Of Dancier created remarkable sensation in
spite Of youth e is only fourteen years ODD and The
press was not less Kind than the public He played
Veuxtempss Fifth Concerto and one OF the erlucismS
OF bis performance says that his playing was marked by
hness and precision and that his arpeggOs were Oi
unwOnted elearness and accuracy IL prOphe4eu Oh
him that he viii become great player, If he goes on az
hr has begun.
SignOr Ciampi's defnitive arrangements as
impresaro Of Italian opera at Moscow and st. Peters
bag have been announced in the Milan TrOpators The
Etists named Mesdames Cepeda' hanuua'
VOpai salla. sarda CottinO Donado, Harris ana Al
bani lsOpranos) Mesdames scaeh-Lolli, Ghiott, Pas
qua and NJ De Lopez mezzO-sOpranOs and cOntraltOs
sgaOn Maslni Baragli B0hs, De Bassini, Maf1m, 20,
fani, sebatpr, sylvia (enOrsl Sgn0ri Padld COtOenl
Sssett Raguer' Manrel, Naselli tDsritonesi oiEi
egior Campi aud CaraceOlO (DuhO Oassesl. Inc OF
s1eslia chiefs are Signon BeYignanl, DHgo anu Nou