, 1879-05-04
ELSEWHERE.

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TIE clsc1xSArI s&SoEnrHsr:
comn~ NJ ts 'us ~ 1 ot 'ns aos.a-
soeetas ssve anna n June amenty
ttons for JOG ladies' aud II gentlemen members.
] Buffalo, the Germania, Harngari, Orpheus, aud
Ltederkranz. OF Chicago; the Singing Society Har-
uaona, and Orpheus, OF Cleveland; the Liederkrauz
and Mnnnerchor, Of Columbus; the Harmonic, OF
! Detroit: the Arion and Snngerbund, Of Fort
Wayne: the Gcrmania, Of Hamilton; tho Manuer-
chor, Of Indianapolis; the lieuertafe1. Of .Inv
rcncebnrp. thc Eutern;, ,,d T',a,o,-rsrx raa,s
;, =. 80 c:t t ~ A'au~' VI huu's-
s,. sss 'hs music ooeety, .! Mlwankee; the Con.
Richmond, 1nd. the Frcic Mmnuerchor. Ouar-
tette Club. Social smneerchor. md Teuton,a Sine
ing Society, OF u. Louis; and the M1nncrchor, Of
Youngstown, O. The Festival will be held from the
11th to the 18th OF June inclusive, aud will have
49,. ~ an ~ 49, sss sa ~ 80 ~ "
cneslfa al oo pieees' anu ehorns OF x eo0 yo1ces
The solo1sts will be as follows:
soprano-Mme. Otto A1y-slebcn. K-mmerssengerin
to the ling Of saxoay. nrcsden; Miss Emma ucckie,
clncinnati ,cIn tnow IN , Europs)
on11cinss iasic tLora oea % G,nenna t
Ros" fnera 1rnmnS onJon neinn; t1o n snc LILLY ,9
ln CncfnnatD hiss Emma tranch, Cincinnati; Alsa
TenorMr f. sleI William ycv, ,,r, Afr car,
Frjfsch New York ~ ~ N' A' S"+t
BarItonc-Mr. Franz Rcmmestz New York.
AA7a-S14s fAs u. "u4kAC5- !oskOI!.
rs vaEioqs FL VIZ s.ase AMONG other
1aG eeignassG DC, Sompos;tlons: Men,
Ksaaiea1: Ru6astein, Paradiso u.1 fa fanzens en
! sn
ming Chorus fronl ..F.ie%snde Hoa.n1er'; Fcrd ILL.,
hah III eic Morning scnomsnn Charm Of Eden
T1tE ARr ATMOSPHERE.
Miss Kellogg sailed for Europe on the 2Bth uli,
and could not forbear improving the ouportuuity
sN soo =" ~ ~ tepostef just
pe'"Fe s1attns' ehect taat ten years ago she
ran away from AL Old contract with Mr. Maurice
to sing three years with him for very little
money, she said, 'and when bis brother. Mr..
NAY s.tasosth. e. one.sa ne an opportunity to make
but then II was matter Of some Sa5. non T cs,;
imagine 9a myself myself s sisnsinS merely for pleasure
doing such thing here. simply BECAUSE tie art
atmosphere is loeElao In Eurone there ia a very
sires, and money making tnat is the aim Of the
artistic" This bosb about art atmosphere is alto
stmosphcre We're iackins sIss KeiIoa ns ,vonly
abandon the stage to-morrow, or auy othcr nrt.
ist. Miss Kellogg like many others. seems to for-
upon an artist. ' e' 0epsn1s
rur ,oxnoa rpu n1ou,1vo,,,,
NJ . aess. - -. ~. .,1 [111a1,.. .uoS4e a6AsoS.
New fhfll,asmonlc concerts In London. which
commenced on the 26th nlt, includes among the
nnncaIt 1ns @ III MINOR aud tne tonrth
saens hne iattef Pefto!med " the composer him
selD; kuoinstetn's Ncap9iee Russo y for piano
aqa Gp
20 hatachen Won Hetlbron -; aud j. O. Grimm's
second snfte IN Canon Form for orchestra. The
resented by Miss Alice Nays ''Conceft Over
ture alone. The list Of artists engaged IL equally
worthy OF notice, Mmc. Essfpod. H. Saint-Saens,
and Dr.. Won Bnlow being among the pianists.
senor sarosate, the celebrated Spanish violinisr
will appear at the third concert on May -. Mr. !
Wilhelm Ganzy will be the sole conductor. At tue
M arst GonceFs + be nefiozs los @sympaon!c poem nnrold
the oblisato part for Viola 0''~A01 1o'1 ''A'aS
.,,,.,.,..
o1oti9 IN AoNuoH'
o1n ".f w. ~ ."g s S al S0sent 4atusn.
rha nort ~ thN 6mseu IN ;.rIe H"onarn,. n.y. o,4
Siennr Vidal Win was the Marcei :rhs 1,nion
T;,u<s ssva. ~
: mile schou is one of the gifted ladies Of |
Swedish origin who have spread the musical repu-
tatlon Of the North far and wide. Her voice IL
light and brilliant soprano. such suits the part,
and its compass fullY satisfies the almost exag-
:erated demands i, or the composer. she aso pog,
;esses IN aieh degree WIN. sttnglnE: call
pn .9msn; anu saI pofn.nre WIZ Hnuen nc pa.'
thn beg;nnig rcpvauenes. ~
~ .AS Aut ~ ... , uI
les no%es ana the frtt r.; snass on wn,sn she
vaa nleutv nr onnnrtnni,v fnr Mtts srho tn nrnvs |
hit in this respect aso her technique leuvcs little.
t anything, to be desired.'
ecsa ana 19 and
most impossible for new conner to impaft new
catures 10 the oId-fashioned traditions, 1t is
n actor 10 saw that bis Marcel did not al reyaris
ouccptton or bearing, difer in any essential polnt
rom those of bis numerous predecessors Al Coyent
:aeuen and elsewhere. As vocalist however, |
ssnor stae1 proved nlsniy satisfactory 4na ssen
emassane. me soemh st.ainS M o. tathet Cao1ae
nu tns tiuHuenot war song. IaI OF !anauc ampetns,
ave oeea pea,u 10 ah
s5 ,sa striting Wa Srnor yidaia share ;n ihe dii
I'LL ano oeans1a1 ouet Win valentine.
MUSICAL NOTES.
II in roported that Boyton managcr is neeotist-