, 1879-02-02
Kittie Ward, vocalist. Tie programme WILL -
as follows:

/. Grand March, "ilomage to New - prst,
coctse' ch;easq r.; ;;o;i1 -. ::M;entelssohn
o0A'czsi Edouara @ HsMtayi and orehes're nnstc,n
3. Songs IT, Tne page -: Nued u4Gounod
~'D ''' AZ liz Rs'nff'mR:: H'f's i,a1d: :'.'
FART II.
l. Unfinished Symphony. Allegro mod acbnhert
Anaaass stne. 4nsnnS fqom !so symphoay in
PART
G. Concerto for Plane I'm IN s1a mq9[ 9c1,;a
0'AS' V 49, uiss Kitfie 1fard.
O. ''0'' ~'''oi itr. EdoHard Iemeny;.. 1..
o. Les Preludes; t'Synphonic Poem y. 80 hszl
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
The Beethoven Society will produce the
''Odysscus +" Feb. 1s
Mr.. Jules I.utnbard has left the Berger Family
to engage In active business.
Mrs. Fanny Kincnid, one Of our resident So
pranos, has gone to New York to continue her
musical studies.
The Chase CONCERT Company, whose departure
for tour through the Northwest we noticed
few weeks ago, has met With SUCCESS "all along
the line."
The Amphion Choral Society will give, CON-
plimenIary rehearsals on the first tuesday o1
each month ut their rooms, IS Monroe street,
The St. Louis Post aud Dispatch says: "Min-
nfc Hauk's voice has Il strong resemblance 70
Pauline Lucca's. 1t has the same feathery quail
ity-" What uext?
The thirty eighth pupils matinee OF the
Hershey School will take place next Ihursday'
Instead of Wednesday, afternoon at 8 O'Clock.
The programme will consist entirely OF recita.
tions by the elocution pupils OF Mr. Samuel
hayzer.
The performances OF "H. NJ: s. Pinafore
during thu past week by troupe originally or
gan;zcd by Mile. Martinez for Enelish opera
have just been attractive enough to create
| desire to hear this bright little work by some
troupe competent to produce it.
A concert will be given st the Fourth Uni
tartan Church. corticr Of Prairie avenue and
Thirtietn street, on Wednesday evening, Feb.
L. Tie Oriental Quartctte, Alr. a. j. Cres-
| void. Mrs. Thurston, Miss Jessie BARTLETT, Miss
Annie Howard, aud Others, will take part IN the
programme.
4 CONCERT will be given at the Union Park
Congregational Church on next Thursday even
ing Under the auspices OF the Philomathcan So
ciety. The Madrigal Club, Armand Buisseret,
tue violns:, and Miss Jessie Couthoui, the read
Ut, will appear in the programme. which Is
popular one.
We have received from c. NJ. BrinkerhoH,
music publisher, New York, sony, "Ill not
forget the one who Is all the world to me" by
the Wavc.' by sirasusa. The best part OF the
latter is on tile title-page, which is Illustrative
Of Alr. Boyton's aqueous experiences.
The Chicago Lady Quartcttc filled an engage
menG at Geneva, ILL.,, last week, making re-
marlsablc success, and arousing great enthusi-
asm BY their fine singing. They were engaged
to make good the place Of the Swedish Guar
tette, who were unable to appear- Last Wednes-
success, and Thursday ut st. Paul's Church in
this city, at an entertainment given in aid OF the
1ndustrialiArt School.
The Turner-Hall programme for this after
noon will be as follows: Ulrtch's :. Festival
March u; overture to Auber's "Haydee -;
ish Marcn =; orertnse ras sto to siendessons Mid
summer Nights Drcam''; Schubert's j" Ave
Maria u: BatatEa's Faatasie On the Il Sicilian
Vespers ~; Hamm's might and Morning Pot,
pourri''; Strauss " Sangerbrecher Waltz ~; and
Bach's ' Return OF Spring Quadfile."
A grand concert will be given at the Union
Park Congregational Church next Thursday
evening under the auspices OF the Philomathian
Society. The programme is exeellcntly a1rang-
ed, and includes The Madrigal Club and Mr..
George Fl. Broderick, his final appearance prior
to departure for Europe to join Hcr AfaiestY's
Opera Company: also the elocutionist, Miss
Jessie Couthoui, will certainly appear on that
occasion, she having entirely recovered from
her recent sickness.
Mr.. Fl. c. Eddy, the organ7st, has Just re-
turned from trip to Cauandaigua, n. T.; where
be gave two successful concerts in the Presby-
terian Church, Jan. 25 and 90. At the second
concert he PLAYED very elegant programme, in
c1uding the Sonata in D Minor No. !. by Gull
mant; "Allegretto Grazioso," by Tours; Finale
in D, by Lemmens; Elevation IL E. by Saint
s. Christmas PASTORAL" by Mcrkcl; Grand Etude
IN c Sharp Minor, bv Chopin; Professional
March, by S. B. Whitney; Concert Variations
on 's The Last Rose Of SUMMER by Buck; and
Concertsatz in Minor, bY Thiele.
The second chamber concert of the Athenmum
1H1rhCrn
street, on Friday afternoon. The programme
included the Trio, op. 10, in Major, b. Cur
lit, and the Trio, op. 1, No. l, in Flat, by
Lewis, and Eicnheim; an aria from Nlozart's
"Magic Flute," and songs of echumann,
Brahms, aud 4. KoellinsIwere given by Mme
korlling. The third concert will be given on
Mess!s fu Fueh IsHs % and Echhei M % viii partie
pate. Haydn's Trio in c Major, Schuberr's Trio
op. 100, in G Flat, q cavatinaf from 'tSonnabula,"
| and the "Serenade," by Braga, will be pro-
duccd.
The s'TempEar scrvicc,'' as sung BY the Apollo
Commandery Quartette &C.: 81. Smith, c. c.
recently been issued in very handsome form by
William A. Pond & Co., and is for sale BY the
Chicago Music COMPANY, 152 State street. The
Is esfs aasrese fenss's 81 four n ora op3 W quae anf
IS hynn, W} t1res chants, u two Kyries,,
(S) closing hymn, (9) appendix OF four 2rmbers.
Six OF the numbers are BY Mr. T. NFreuch,
and the remainder arrangements from Tschirch,
Farmer. Mendclssohn. Lowell Mason, Bennett,
King, Tails, Jansen, Nares and Mozart. The
compilation is very creditablc to Mr.. French's
good taste and skill.
Nine. Franchna Paolo frank Powc1) col
ored pupil Of Miss Darnetse's, started last week
to join the Flyers Sisters troupe OH tour
through the West to San Francisco. She is to :
take the part OF the Queen in their burlesquc
operetta and will also be one OF the soloists OF
the company. Her voice is rich, power
full nigh soprano. She has been for
several years L. prominent musical member OF
the OliVet Baptist Church, and is also Secretary
OF the Daughters Of the Union Society. She
has, by her intelligence dignity, and uprchtness
OF character, gained universal respect, not only
among her own people, but With tnosc OF our
white citizens who have made her acquaintance.
The following selections were given at the
pupils matinee OF the Hershey, School last
riations in \ fiat, H~sse, a1r. 4. F. McCarrcll;
vocal trio, Youth, JOY, and Hooe," Miss Bette
Cossitt,, Ida Gilbert, aud My Phanix; piano,
E fiat impronptu, Schubert, Miss Dora Stein;
rosnanza, ''Dch non voler," from u Anna BoIe-
na,' Donizctti. Mrs. Agnes Cox; pauo, Sonata
IN i r,;rnr. 1fn1ort M;cc Not+fa v,oacI