, 1879-05-18

presses the nearer Will tue IACL 4"
:escrve force from which to draw should IT. become
necessary. For him all technical ditical;es have
vanished and. having fully conquered them. he ia
aon ss e 81 st e: esss IT, It was5 sss
great, for he seems equally at home IN all sly!es
ind schools OF music, whether the severe contra
thoughts OF beethoven, broad and grand as the
universe; the delicate tracery and embrolderes OF
Chopin; tile complicated tone masses o. scnnmann.
Of List. In the moment Of performance ne seems
to lose himself and sink his OWL individuality in
cHceed TN the tenderness a bis canapiie or the
grandeur Of his forte. Tested under the most
Varied conditions, and in the most widely different
eoua,ly ysatisfuctory--equaly ut home, Ind every
where he manitests warmth and magnetism which
are only to be found In the greatest exTeutve ;f'
lifrerlpe widely from Rubinstein and Won Buelow,
America has reason to rejoice that one o. her sons
has at last demonstrated hls right 70 pace oy tae
side of those intellectual ginnIs IN the realm OF
1 The closing concert to- morrow evening will COM
mepce ut o'clock. it is necessary for hlt oner-
wood wood to leaye for St. Louis the same evening. The
programme wilt be as follows:
Sena! + iasa ?P sd. and
SS$ssf; / ss;f S5
s::: i ss! :ss
y; G. %alo5,; ki2;r ~ ;;.....:..:: ;s Chopin
c, AQCkuFne
};:ss't
= Grand Polonaise In major.
THE LoEscu TESTIMONIAL.
The testimonial concert to NJ. George loesch
will take place this evening At Turner Hall 9pGn
Abt Society, Of which he IS leader and mmllltary ~
oana OF forty pieces. The programme will be as
follows:
!. Torcsllsht dance In 3 Me5s5bser
sea
N!sh5s ass sons nEsam n the Fors;
S. Grand Fantasia, from ss Sss's %ssszs Epry .nx.,,t
Pxe1tn5s chd1s dhs f1o
.Aoi ;eeiety aud Mt'tarp Band. crze
8. Equtnox.', ); s::;;; hreu'1ef
TO- Festival March, from = :'Tannhauser "...."agner
TESTIMONIAL CONCERT.
4 testimonial concert will be given to Mrs. En-,
ma c. Thurston o-morrow evening IN the M, Chapel
viii be assisted 6y the following MUSICIANS; Mrs
pranos; Mrs. Jenny T. kem@ptSn @ Miss Ella a..
Charles A. Knorr, tenor; Mt. Ftans a. Bowen
basso; Mr. Carl Woltsohn. planisti Mr. William
Lewis. violnist; and Mr. BENJAMIN Oven, accom-
panfst The programme will pc as 1ollo#ss
pARr I.
ousrtette-''Ay love is hSe the Ned, Nea Garrett
r, fsss ssar;;an Vss i<. III; 1aa;; I1
= - Honor and Afms m il H. 8sc:a:
J. o''F's''s- 81 s. csci1a Qat1tetse. ,,o...,,.-
4. AE'a-''ro sevs Hlas E,ia j: iixi;;
S. solo-"Avo Aafis ;za;;;s,
1ool,cato. vi; 1io,ia: ts4s1iiai Within lsvtal
Piano s: ni5:;5s|ss; from sf!las
NJ. csn ss'nf i1e.;;osn: ;;;:'.. c :. ''':''''"A''
= n-..L'Estento." from ''Doana Ger; va,r.d,nt.
''eai;;J:i;.li:' Nr: JENNY =: It1,Diaa: sss.no,.,
8 s0'0' Russo; r. ess,.;: i 1.o12 ''Spo's
t. ouaztette. 1;f' TnoEn9nsh 9ahrt;;;; Schmidt
Ballad. Bonsie Il SSsaT W. 9":..: Quicken
ri The fs Fartins Kiss '::: Psnsut
w. ;aaeev ms 1Vn'fe, nt*srs .f"orr and Booe'4-
: THE HERSHEY POPULAR CONCERT.
large audience gathered on tue ocGasion q OF .ne
/ evening. The opening number OF tue prograuams
was Tpch's Toccatta in F, 3 work which has mo-
heard here for long 1oeasd ~ no
Baca's many organ works. It was played witt
srest refinement and elegance By NJ Eddy. who Slae
cert. " bY Gullmant, very snowy und elaoorat
unubcr. Nine Schiller gave two numbers for the
aate fantasie on drown DIamoads," End, aad
;aut and OF great difficulty. They were played II
= manner Which showed IN easy command o. IN
instrument In response to IN encore sne naJc
Compartment. so arranged by use Of broken chords
ETC.. as to carry to tho listener the IDEA OF CON
position IN several pa5tfs Nh one ana % nade
Bucks '.Morning Land" Sac was enthnslastieai
ths audience and for an n%ax al
c9rs:1oated ssnaSer 70 RI and
be both from the cycle known as the a,,'3as1 "Mul
fss pr,nR'ds sna fse rs t1o$
i aM the numbers were sung in delightful manner
and in response to ene'aS ~ ne hanni
ness was demonstrated to be in favor OF ne astes
Mrs Won kenzc played the Adaglo ana a hontG T.;
Drahms' concerto in mlnoi. d nj, NJ ~ eIaho
rate work for the piano. The Ada*1o, dspenola,
much upon its sustained character ICE eneeI, ~.
fcrcd somewhat from Inc aosenee bainr @ mors hr
anadns nfsved but es 1sly g'est
niayinc proved her to be tully capoole o. copn .
,pth the great technical difficulties of TIE woss
Sha n1aved with ciearnoss and precision az az
nhrased everything with much Intelligence III ih
orchestral parts were spleno1o'y given p5 "A '01
upon second plaho' -.,,
3 The chicago Church. Choir ''Pinafore' Comps
snn 81 which begins ut 1avcrly's Theatre June 4.
and the members o. tne io,5 nn nersy which prou
/; 1n ;aa good results Mr. Haver'y himself intends y
leave nothing undone to make tue rounsnf nd u, ~
rebes vii be- represented in the solo cast m
onv onr musical clubs and societies In the chorl
!, wnrp plymouth Congregational viii furnish e +
!. JGn;rai. Mr. Frank Bowen; Trinity Aetnoa s.e! 1o
t the Captain, Mr. John E. McWadsM III Isn.y hnrch Ip
;. cnnal the Eslph, Mr.. C. \. knorr the cnalch :
the Aessiah the Butereup hiss Jesse pas'i1i 1
i md Union Park Congregational Gnnttn e.r, ~
|s Hos.nhiu<. Mrs. Louis Fa!k: Ar. Gaat Itat,
&c + Noble, Of the Quaker c1t7 eeas'eT11i -
~ ~ ,y;,1 he the Boats.0ain Ars. =. - = mn
c fon ,hc UeJe and AIR. L. r.. Raymona rue ~ ~.
e s1 frhe chorus which is already ~ rue MINUS :,
is conductor Mr. creswold is nisa a up nf .o n Il
it amnhion aud Abt Societies. ana VII os pua 80 M =,
stare fully sixty which giIe g;tes a If Il
u eemhe. The weI1-known musieai aoa.ti @ 10 % sos
e sotn;str the strength Of the chosns' @ aln 'r
s snnn;ntments which Mr. Hayesly VIII ao ~
= ou,ht TO- and undoubtedly will secnsI orro,n,.
. uninn,e performances OF the MUCH
= .tPinaforc." ,,x.uv
c rsa .ortv-.eventh pupils matinee OF the nc nc
shev School viii take place next "eonesaAs '''A0
= | noon vt 3 O'clock
,r r. 6. Perkins Of this city, wl a6 no!i ~ ~, y,
,e vont;ona IN Kansas 1T La Cygne. ,,,otho mng Mn
re conncil Grove May :s7-3o. ana ae en''''eo"s' @
= june Sc. >% .,vor
vocal and instrumental concert VII "s ey.ni,
t, .,,a ~ street IT. +. Churcn On Ihafsuax Wnn
1t Nv Inv uner the direction q Mr -; y. - ~.
10 e1;a1 assisted by tho Misses NELLY p;oSa3
agna Malone, Mary Wisart, hittle n,snaiu nans,
j 5enhs unsa iviotInl Mr.. Stecber toecompanis'