, 1879-07-20
MUSIC.


PROMENADE CONCERT At THE RIVE661DH HOTEL.
Next Saturday evening series OF promenade
concerts will be inaugnrated at the Riverside
Hotel, in connection with the regular hops, ind
under the auspices ct the management of the
hotel The orchestra, consisting OF TWENTY-FIVE
instruments, will be under the dictatorship of
Mr.. George Locsch,-a guarantee OF the eI-
cellence of the musical feature OF the pro-
gramme. A special traiu will leave the south
end OF the Union Depot at 7:15 o'clock, stop
ping at the Van Buren, street aud
Indiana avenue stations. The Riverside
Horel is well adapted for such an
entertainment, surrounded as it Is by wide and
extended Vcrandas, which mill be Illuminated
for the occasion. The baud will occupy the pnr
Vilion, and, during the intermlssions between
the concert-numbers, another orchestra, station
ed in the ballroom will play for the dancers.
The price Of tickets-covering transportation,
and admission to the ballroom, for gentleman
and lady-is s.; and they may bo obtained at
Cobb's Library, or At Jansen, McClurg i Co.'s.
Following is the programme for the first con-
cert:
!. March-"Dary Crockett. Loesch
?. Overture Raymond" ....... SO. ...Tho mas
/ scenz %s!.z7paaeaf Apis na.naaierl ...verdi
5. GaioI,-Dancng.
g. Ballet-music from ''The Prophet" .Meyerbeer
5. Selection from sulliyans .sPinators ~. .Loesch
PART L.
J.. Overture" -"Orpneus Vs.. ..- ....... ..ofenbach
Z Waltz-Dancng.
3. Selection from suppe's "Fatiuttza ~. .Ioesch
5. Fantas1a-'' The Hassar's Ride ".....-- sptnder
9. Waltz-Dnncins.
!. Gavotte--" Secret Love-. Resch
8. Walrz-Dancns.
8. ''Auld Lang Syne-'
FAR1N1's OPERA COMPANY.
An enthusiastic audience greeted Sig. Farfn1's
Opera Company, last Thursday evening, at the
Wsst-End Opera House. The second oct Of
tower-sccne from j" Il Trovatore+' comprised
the entertainment. Miss Outlet to Blanca, as
Hartha aud Leonora, acquitted herself with
credit, and vas called before the CURTAIN. Mrs;
a. G. Bassctti, as Nancy. was pretty and
piquant, and fully equal 70 the music OF the
score. Messrs- Farinii Hflton, and Morgan
dlcd their respective roles acccptably. Sig Farlni
will start our with mis- company IN the 1a!i, on
an extended tour, and should meet with no
small degree OF suecesa.
CHICAGO MUSICAL COLLEGE MATINEE.
The foil owing is the programme Of a musical
matinee z ven yes rerday morning at the Cnica-
go Musical College, No. 493 Wabash avenue:
/. Senate, op. Il, No. 9, Allegro-An-
0'o's' lis; Ii::is iraft
f'''''' 3: Ss% Hait;;a;at: Cd :noz..'
8. Valse, op. 81, No. l.. ......... Chopin
M IS 1trtrude CaThaTf.
1. MY Love Has Gone Sailing .MolloJ
A.ss A,an;e D. Taylor.
.. fAnLosle, op . .s..LE1 ohSu
Hiss Josle Janssn~
6. ''Oh!' Vert Thou in the cauld
Blast. .. ...... 49, ...... .Mcndclssohn
Messrs Bo1us and Hattstaedi.
Another matinee will be given next Saturday
morning, at 104 O'Clock, BY Miss Wishard's
pupils in the College. =
-''P1NAFoRE."
The last performances OF "Ptnatnre " b. the
Chicago Churrh.Choir Company will be given,
at tIaverir's Theatre, during the present week.
It is unnecessary now to say anything in COM
mendation OF tie work OF this organization, as
its musical merits arc well known to and
fully acknowledged By the entire community.
"Pinafore" in German will be reocatcd at
Havcrly's this evening. The presentation last
Wassmann's Josephine and Mr.: Fricd's -Ra ph
being especially meritorious. Considerable re-
hearsng having been done during the week, a
still better performance may naturally b e1-
pected tonight.