The New York herald., 1879-03-07
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UNION LEAGUE THEATRE-CHANBER MUSIC
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UNION LEAGUE rHEATRE-CHAMBER MUSIC
The lovers Of classical music last night had
another opportunity Of enjoying the treat Afforded
Dy Mr.. Max Pinner and DIR. Leopold Damrosch in
their third chamber soiree at the Union League
Theatre These artists, in themselves excellent,
were assisted by Mr.. Franz Remmertz. the we'll
known basso, and Mr.. Frederick Bergner. the volon-
celiist. The first feature of the programme was
Joachim Rafrs sonata in minor. opus 70. for
pianoforte and VIOLIN embracing four movements
allegro, motto vivace, adago finale Mr. Remmertx
snen sang "5itte requestl opus 0. No. g. composed
manns .Ich Groie Nicht; if,n NOT repine'' ou1s a.
No. z MT Pinner played very handsomely Liszt's
sonata % gs MINOR and received round OF applause
Feine. song from der Trompeter Won S;ekin1en
6y Adolph Jensen, and the performance ended with
trio ior pianoforte. violin and viooncello
in Hat opus 80.
The audience was extremely select. and the music
in every way in keeping with the cultured taste of
both tho artists and listeners. -
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES
Mr.. W. II. Lingard takes beneHt 1t the Broadway
Theatre this evening In addition to the regular pro-
gramme of II Ladroni" and ''rhe sorccrer" he win
give his well known character sketches.
The matinee and evening performances at nearly
all of the city theatres tomorrow promise to be
largely attended There is no other reason for it
except that the managers are giving attractive
entertainments.
At Mr.. John Whites free organ recital at Chick.
ering Hall tomorrow afternoon Mr.. George Martin
Huss will sing Sublime Evening STAR" from the
Tannhauser and for the first time in America
new song by Faure. called ''Crucihx.'
The fourth Staten Island Philharmonic concert OF
the fourth will take place this evening at AS
sociaion Hall. West New Brighton The programme
embraces strictly classical selections The solosts
are Miss Laura Schirmer, Mr.. Franz Rummel and
Mr.. Richard Arnold.
Miss Ada Cavendish is suffering from serious at
tack Of bronchitis and. under the advice of her ply
sician DR.. Phelps will be compelled to relinqush all
professional work for at least month. This will of
course. interfere with her announced appearance at
the Broadway Theatre next Monday.
General Mite. one of the Midgets now exhibiting at
Masonic Temple, has been presented with little
sister. She weighed niue and one-half pounds at
birth, and the General. who is fourteen years old
and only weighs nine pounds, is somewhat aston
ishod. He looks at the matter philosophcally how
and crows Senorita Lucia Zarate, who only
weighs four and three-quarter pounds although she
is fifteen years old.
notable concert will be given tomorrow even
ing at Lyric Hall, Sixth avenue and Forty-second
street. This entertainment will be for the benefit Of
"Our Girls Guild" deserving charity. and viii en-
list the services Of tho following combination Mr.
Edouard ReInenyi, the violin virtuoso; Mr. Maxi
milien vogrich, the young composer; Mr. Ferdinand
Quicken, pianist; Mr.. Theodore Toedt tenor; Mr..
LockeR Richardson. rectatonist, and Miss Henrietta
Beebe soprano It is expected furthermore that Mrs.
Florence Rice-Knox and Mr.. Caryl Florio will be
added to this attractive list