, 1879-03-23

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ION Iom IaeEer ...*............ Master Henry
lon bowlfn ......---.... Mr. Ho,Ss II
9ftie Rntlerc,n IN ''' xi.s Marie Stone
dcpe .-...-.--~.---.-.-.- Annie Shat7e,
| THE ABT soC1ETT's CONCERT.
The second concert Of the Abt Society MI, n.
given on Friday evening next at the First WatS -
odtst Church, with the following Programme.
2. serenade- Silly, Night ::....: L.shas:tt
eaiss Ntaiiy Sisreas ''"s's'
4ra-capa 1ns Fatal Ne;tfia En- K5sat,tE
.Hrs. i j Farr<h. ~e0'entE
G. s.The Village Blacksmith" .H,+to,
(By request.) A-a''0a
"A h1sDsoas r,ssa Sepf nonsrose 'a tas Eosss1 st
0. "The Desert Fountain' c,a.
10. Romance Marguerite's Three Rouquets"9
Ars. j. j. FarreH. '''''''' 'sega
rcel!o accompaniment by N. Eiehbe,m.)
- 1eh toh Winter; ...:. ca6 :aos
IL. King Witafs Drinking Horns. .a,se xase
I LOCAL MISCELLANY.
We have received from the Chicago sHdc
| Company new and very pleasant little conpo-
| sition for piano, "Childhood Ureaus.N hr
Charles F. Ward.
Mrs. Jennie May Jewett has Just finished an
engagement with the Sc. Paul Musical Society.
singing at their concert on the 18th inst and AZ
| matinee oa the 18th.
The Abt Society will give its second concert
| next Friuay evening at the First Methodist
| Church, assisted BY Mrs ]. A. Farwen and Mss
! Nealy Stevens, the pianist.
! Mr. ". II. Powers, formerly yell-kuo8n
| baritone here, has returned to this city from
/ Peoria, and is now associated with w. n. Kim
ball in the music business
Sig. Farini has returned to the city from bis
'trrovatore " trip loaded down with provincial
| congratulations, If not with provincial green
backs, and will now resume his teachiug.
Tile forty second pupils matinee of the Hsr.
shey School Of Musical Art will take place next
| "Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. i choice
| programme OF vocal aud instrumental mhsfc
! will be presented.
| DR.. F. L. Peiro delivered bis second 1ecture
| on THE structure of the vocal organs before The
| pupils of the Hershey School Of Musical Art
| last Wednesday afternoon The subject was
treated in manner at ouce scientific and inter
esting.
The programme for the Turner-Hsll concert
this afternoon will include the following num-
bers: March, ''On the Banks Of the Saale,' By
Faust; overture to ''Aiaritana''; Strauss Au-
tumn Roses Wattz"; overture to 'Miauon u;
Schubert's variations in % minor; Nesmadha's
s'Lorely! Paraphrase'': selections from "Io-
hengrin ~; potpourri from 1.-The Chimes Of Nor,
duo for ptccolos, BY Bourqustt; and Bernstein's
Cardinal Quadrll1e.
4 very enjorab1e entertainment Of musical
and efocutionary character was given last Thurs
day evening at tile Eighth Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Anna +. Tucker, the elocutionist Of the
evening, created quite favorable impression in
the reading Of several wcIl-chosen selections.
Hor Enfi ,f ffHrs, ,,r}.-
ter" was marked with considerable force and
fine depth Of feeling. The Oriental Quartet:e,
Miss Leila Graves, pianist, and Prof. " e.
Lyman acquitted themselves creditably.
The programme OF Mr. Eddy's eighty seventh
organ recital. which was given Yesterday noon
ut Hershey Hall, included kuelin.s.eds,s Sonata
Prayer, "Gtusto Ciel"; Bcrcu's 'sCnronatic
Fugue," op. 81; Dach's Choral Prelude ttEou
Gols will Ich nichE lassen -; HanJci's Concerto
in B tlat, op. I, No. 3, arranged b. De Lange,
and played here Tor the first time; Sparks W.
'.Hymn to BacclIns,' from Mrndelssnhn's
"Antigone.'' Miss Sara E. Williams was ilr
vocalist.
Mr.. Carl koe1iing, the accomplished leader Of
the Germania Alaennerchor, who enjoys wide
reputation us composer for the ',iano, has sent
US five OF his compositions: ''La Rosa Pane
mone," Ricorai, Milan: = Polka Bfilante and
pulQp 1l4!dsiCf koEuG1iilE1t ~$CH J. " 4H
Ricordi?' pczzo fantastique, Ricordi, Milan;
and the 'sWhirlwin1 Gafnp,'' for four hands,
Edw. Sehuberth, New York. Mcssrs. Lewis E
Newell. Of this city, and Pond s. Co, Vi New
York, also have sone Of his small works III
press. Piano teachers and students would 90
well to exanine the works we have mentioned,
as we'll as bis other compositions, with the yie~
Of practical use.
The third and last symphony concert by the
Chicago Orchestra, under the auspices OF the
Chicago Musical College, is announced by Dr.
Zeigfeld to occur at Mccormick hall Thursday
evening, april II. \ very enjoyable programme
is in preparation, and we hope that the lnts:cal
concerts by giving them 4 full house. Ross'nl's
"StnDat Mater" is being rehearsed unGer the
direction OF Mrs. Jenny kempton. and will Dc
given with orchestra and large chorus: hcerho-
vents pastoral symphony" anu the Hitler
Piano Concerto will form, the instrumental num-
50 cents, and reserved seats 25 cents extra.
which can be obtained at Root d Sous, l36
State street, on and after April H.
An interesting soiree musicale took place at
the Chicago Musical College, 493 Wabash az
eDne, last Monday evening, the principal NUM-
bers being taken by several members OF the
juvenile class, who performed their various
They were assisted by Misses Swain, Malone,
aud Mr. Hattstaedt, who added to the enjoy
ment of the entertainment by their ;1tt nne
rendering Of several vocal numbers. 4ne
programme was closed BY brilliant rl}t PER,
played By Miss Mary Wishard and Nr. j. -
Hattstaedt. The following were the 1uyenile
participants In the programme: Misses He:eh
Butler, Dora Scebcrger, Vcssie Westorer, Car-
rie Hitchcock Wilson, Winnie Ingletiew, M3osI
Nishard, aud Nellie Brown; Masters Fred "lla
and Fred Connect.