New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-09
MYSTICAL NOTES.

Wiibelmj and Maurice Strakosch sailed Tor
Cor this country on the Celtic last Tuesday
Mile. de Belocca Is announced to sing in
Paris at the Russian concerts
NJ. Saint-Sa6ns has just completed an opera
entitled Etenne Marcel" II viii be produced at
lyons IA the course OF nexs season
The Hungarian violnist Edward Remenyi
has been engaged for number Of concerts In The United
states He will arrive early in November.
On July 10 Herr Haertel, of the firm of
BreitIOpl Haertsl Of Leipsie. celebrated the hueth
anniversary Of his start as music publisher.
Twenty two performances OF Wagners operas
Al Iipsie have produced O00 OF watch $500 TO
Herr Wagner. Forty thousand persons witnessed the
performances.
Owing 10 the severe illness of n. Charles
Iamoureuz the chef dorehesre Of the National Grand
pera House the production Of N. GounOds opera,
"Poyeuete" is not likely TO take place before the ehu
Of tins month
DitsOn & Co. have just published the first
number OF their Musical Record periodical Of sixteen
pages including SIX pages Unpopular music The Record
VII appear weekly, and Messrs Dtson q Go. amor
Music usual " until January J. 1879"
A Prague newspaper has discovered the
meanest OF managers "Faust was the opera, and lac
had been rcquisitioned for penny flower for Mar
gusris Let her the she mad last night" said
this thrifty soul She picked Il 20 pieces said the APP
pBcant Let her pay for new one, then. I'l learn
her % destroy properties"
The organ recitals given on the fine instrument
erected by NJ Cayaia6Con in the Trocad6ro Hail. Paris
are attracting very large audiences. The programmes Of
the French organiss very miscellaneous In eharc
ter and The only foreigner who had as yet appeared
blamed m some quarters for the classical severity OF his
selection, being unsuiled 70 Par.sian tastes.
There is to be a musical festival at Ham
burg on the 25th 26th and 25th OF month cele
brats the aseth anniversary Of the formation Of toe
4. shaN afU WuVfe ks
Handel Mozart, Weber. Sehumann and Cherubiui VIII be
included in the scheme agd the cooperation OF Madame
aud OF Madame Joachim 1.-THE oontraltol has been
promised
Wilhelmjs career has been a remarkable
one Born IN ls45 OF arstOoratle family, be played
IN public before he nine years Old when he
garded as prodigy. But those praises only inoited him
TO a more strenuous cultivation Of bis taeuts lie will
come 20 as laden with laures nc has In Germany
IN France IA italy IN Russia and above al IN Eag and
1877. &c DISTINGUISHED for mo innitable purity Of
bis tones. and the success with which he treats com
pOsers widely differing IRON each other.
A project will shortly be submitted to the
French Chamber OF Deputies, having for its object the
announcement Of musicians 20 compose symphonic and
choral works, existing subventions being directed
chiefly IN favor Of dramatic music 1t is proposed TO
devote the OF 8OO 900 francs for the purpose Of Civ
ing grand concerts at wbica unpublished works 10y
living oOnposers will alone be PerqTmed. Tairteon
medals VIII be given. the value OF which may be
eeiYed In money n desired. There will be one medal
WORTH 1000 francs two OF loo francs. tour Of 500
ffabeA, and SIX Of 200 francs each
According to Herr Wagner's official organ,
the MWsisaiisehes WoehenblaR says The London Ale-
HeR the rst presentation Of the mythical opera,
sPerciyai"is dehniuyey fixed take place at Bay
reuh IN $780, that H. II the amoHnt Of subscriptions
b. raised by the ParUnatyereln OF the composer will
Sufficient 20 cover outlay OF the mounting Of the
work" no one will be admitted 20 the series OF perform
hnccs except the members OF the patronage association
vho have paid their annual subscription Of 15s. for the
three years 1878, 10 s0i that the cost Tor st
Tor each visitor VIII be 81 81, exclusive Of travelling
expenses and Of hotel bills at bayreuth
The directors of the Glasgow Orchestral
Concerts have sustained misfortune in failing TO
services OF DR. Hans Won Blow conductor
for the ensuing season. The German musician sue
eeeaed In materially raising tho artistic excellence Of
the performances and for the s time IN the history Of
TIE Undertaking the series Of eOnoeFts given last season
Resulted In peeuniarY II was hoped tina the
Efforts 10 secure a worthy successor would meet
with due reward This successor will be Herr
1ausch musical director ana conductor at Dusseldorf
VINO viii undertake the duties "a the Forthcoming con-
cee@, having colleague Mr.. Lambeth, the local
egsnist conductor to train the Choral Union and
CHOIR, ADD conduct the performance Of the choral works
Hen Tauseh will also be solo pianist On the
I'D Of November the dramatic cantata "Frldolln,"
~ slgn0r kandegger, produced with such success az
me birmingham Festival, viii b. performed, the eoIa
mount Of Olives t' Engedi =, aud the sacred eAutata
N NJ LANeeth i" BY the Waters ~ Babylon" VIII be
even on The l2th OF December, Hdn0ele Judas
aeeaieus, and on the Isl OF January next the Mes
49, ~ accordance with the Old custom AZ Glasgow OF
~ se concerts Of orchestral and classical compost
49, oa we tuesdays, aud popular concerts on The Bat
TIE orchestra will DO on the same scale OF on
Sle Madsme Edith Wynna, liiss Robertson. Ass Mary
ffi ~ Mss n. DAitgn, aad Madam Paey Mcssrs
N'oso' A0nekin, II. Guy, Wadm0res Hilt0n. Bridson