New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-02

dramatic talent. Mile Litta WIS with 'ir Strikosch
las, year. ami is we'll known Mile Auna de B'occs
who her, four years hadattha time charming
contralto voice and Grade style. since thn 30 has
greatly. Tho tebors Perov;ch. Poc. BaidaDt
and Tezz rin stort and Got-chsik are<te baritone
tauon M France. Papri j. the buff NJ EeAreu. VII
Ice the conductor Mr. Stfakosch announces lafse
feptrioTy Including jIurty-tWO operas, some OF Mnth
are rarely heard here.
MI. GRAU's FRENCH COMPANY.
Mr. Maurice Giau'a French Opera Bouffe Company has
already been playing here for time and has met
with public favor II certainly deserved It. Mr. Grlu
has brought here he hest company of the ever
In New-York, and has given oper-boune rs il has
never before been mere His three LEADING artists
Paoa Marie. Angelo and Capoul. are all excellent.
Niles Beaudrt Raphael DflorIne and the rest ~ the
ladies' alc also GOOD Iu.,i one oi the best Ope "A boufc
te heard nero Jouard "a capital baritoue
Duplan and MeZ ercs good actors and all Of these
artists take subordinate characters. and play them with
the greatest AMI fdcy. The TN pieces that they
have produced BEEN delightful and tonight Giiuie
Gf,G viii be given Tor the fret tune. with CapOui as
MISS ABBorI's COMPANY.
Miss Emma Abbott brought English translation
OF Masses " Paul ct ViFglnie" at the Grand Opera
House some weeks ago. and there met with great
pecuniary success. she afierward heard In The
Bohemian Girl" and other operas she has some
excellent material In her company. which includes Mrs.
segau. Tom Karl Castle aud steddard she has gone
on tour through the country, but viii probably be
heard here AGAIN
MIR. MARETzrKs OPERA.
Mr. Max Maretz ks sleepy Hollow will be followed
the Academy by the Two Peters," adaptation OF
Lor,zng's Gar ind Zimmermann." He has in his
company Miss Annis Montague Mrs. e-Knox, Mr..
Turner ana other artists.
THE PHILHARMONIC CLUB.
This excellent organization has already announced
It's plans for its second season Six concerts OF
chamber music will be given. at Cnickoring Hail. on
the evenings OF November 4, December .. January G.
l.. 2 4, nd ufnh Of
interesting selections will BE- presented al then Al the
first quintet by Beethoven, Up. 20, and quartet by
Greg % Tor strings. will DE given. besides song
and a by Bach, for piano nut and violin solos,
with quintet accompaniment The piano part viii be
taken 10y Mr. 5 e Sanford At the second concert
will lac quariets by scDumann and Haydn, ard
quintet by Goldmark. Tie pianist Will be MI Ramm'l-
There will be Mozart quartet and quintet by owend-
the third concert, and Mr. Ora MN viii nave
viola solo. At the fourth concert Beethoven quartet
and a Mcndessohn quintet viii be performed. ana MI
:. b. Mills and Mr. Werner VII play schubert ma
tious Concentrates 4 Haydn quartet and uummeIs
sepiette Militure the latter with Mrs. william G..
Morgan a. pianist form the important part of the
nfth concert; ana at tie last concert Bectlovens
Selenade hIte. violin and viola, o. p and monet
by Onslow viii lee given. jhorc viii be- vocal muse nc
each concert The club consists oi I'ssis. ArnolI'
Gantzburc. Giamm. Werner. I'noii ana Weiler gentle
men who have me excellent work fra the pa-i, and from
"''"ii' SUNNI ''''''''~'.'' -
during ino coming season. The club has introduced "a
,- e,,,,,. ,,t, its ,r,rl. ,lfi. ,f.r ANY auaieur
p.anst- VINO wish 70 practice chaubei-mu-c VIII have
m opportunity o., M,.sr- Ara DO and Werner will de-
vote four DAYS IA thr week this Aulk, Two az otch-
way H.l ana tNo 4f CilrLe. ing Hail
OTHER CONCERTS
Several yo..l societies N. give concerts this Winter
TN, Non iDss,tn cleo Club which Is q private OrEai-
.. . .,i,- -... ., ,.,,l,l,. will
.i'Ioi' "u' N-i'" "" ''' 90 =, D,
.iKc us rsua series 81 concerts 'i 'hcNeil"- Ian
Tie NrN-York Vocal Union VIII also give concerts 81
''' ''''N' f'-''' - -, e.
some ol tAe N.si MoIk ana i''eS s'H VI d"
most deli Afirl music heard Nrtf Nti also have
.t r.,,..... and EVENINGS oi Iuu.isl, ,;.ets no
10 "'"''' 49, '" ,,
ChicAcuu-s There are funota OF chh%ta ]" 'Ao 'I""'
m ,fr Woodruff Tic excellent c,Uuter,,nor. g. -ail 20
III f v d, c., id, h. m.uIhnr hu; u Is uof certainly
,,ny,, AZ inns s. true. nor who w,li take h- place
,.... n, -snud f-.tt 10 hood lNa. tIr Nihl4
It.befs ~ r CLUB The dates OF tAc CON
ccri. have not yet boon ANNOUNCED.
the number 90 pl-uist- Mll Gee large. NJ. franz
Puuiunl hose series ~ three i'nnfclin- la-i rrnf
was very u VIII give dup htr srilf, CO., nv" ic-
clfas tis Autumn. TIE dates hHfr rol }tt b,th le-
r,d upoi because ~ - out- cu ie. incnis. MI
NJ a. SHERWOOD ul Boston, whose one recital here last
sIrifc created 80 favorable ana impression, WI ave
Ie, reclIs or the afternoons OF November 20. p aud
% lie Oi the beet o Boston panlsr. and MS Ie
,. , -Iir. 10 be- iil OF interest lie lad remark
b.e surcr.- with music schoo winch Doc csf tblshel
for tlc ~nminp. months iu Central New-Nork Mss
Cecilia tuul us also h.rc AL WN mako hr first aI-
pearaucr al ~taiuWaY Han with Theodore Thomas uu
lhu,.dN next. She j., SAID To he "a player of much
et ana WlI probably be heard III concerts. OF cOuIse
our payrrs-Nllls, Hoffman, Mason ana the resi-
,lll auro.lr luOr.
s ,'oi ,,. err IN Innrvis, $50 us mnsieai