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Is aonows; Nr. Charles Archer, Miss Vcrnie
vernon, Miss Juliette Raymond, Mr. Harry II.
G.' GG..ark' Mr. Nell Gibbons, and Alr Charles "
! Chase, agent.
a musical and clocutionary entertainment
VIII rs ne even at the Eighth Presbyterian Church
| lrs: Anna T. Tucker and Mr. Lyman, elocu-
tlonists, Miss Leila ". Graves, the promisnr
Young pianist, aud the Oriental Quartette viii
| IaSe part. Miss Graycs will plav the Weber,
| tu' oy krueger
The subscription sale of tickets for the Iatta
| concerts Plymouth Congregational Church. on
the 2itn inst, has already been very Iarre over
5O3 having been taken. Subscribers can cycbau re
their tickets for reserved seats at No. 153 State
alter Wednesday the 18th lust, without charge
Tue sale to the general public will commence
Thursday morning, the Goth inst.
The Schubert Club. assisted by Miss Ze,eae
Mantey, yoini5t, Mr.. s. &. Pratt. pianist, aud
the Schubert Lady chorus will give concert
Thursday evening, the 10Th inst, at the hall
corner Of South Parl1 avenue and Thirty-tisss
street. The Club, BY request, will appear in
some OF their strongest numbers which they
have given in previous concerts. The enter
tanmcut will consist OF part songs, Guartettes,
violin, piano, and organ solos.
Mr.. Pratt has been obliged to change the date
OF his third symphony concert again, on account
occurs on the evening RECENTLY fixed for tile con-
cert. The date is now announced as Wednesday
evening, April 1G. The programme remains as
already announced: Liszt's "Prcludes ~; Men,
niEersary Marrh Overture"; and vocal seec-
tions by Mrs. Stacy, Mrs. Watrous, and the Chi
cago Lady Quartette.
On next Monday evening, the 18th inst. there
will be soirec at the South Side Chicago Mu-'
steal College hy one of tile Juvenile classes, as-
sisted By Mss Wishard, Mr. ualstaedt, aud
some vocal pupils Of the College. I'le.f follow
Ing young people take part: Misses Helen But
Ter, Dora Seebergcr, Vcssic Wcstoye:, Carrie
liitcheoef Wilson. Winnie 1nelcdcw, Mabel Wis
hard, Nellie Brown, Masters Fred Wild aid
Fred Connett; vocal numbers BY Misses Minnie
Swain, Jennie Malone, and Mr. Hallstaede.
The programme fur the Turucr-Hall concert
bers: The "Turper .March,'' By Bach; the OYER
ture to 'Hadee," By Auber; the .'Sketch Di-
vertiscment," by Resch; the " Carnival of Ven
icc," for TOUR 7ioins, bY Dancln; the overture
from Katf's lin Waldo" symphony; SAlut
Saens' - phaeton y; the potpourri from tsTro-
y1tore," by Neumann; the !" "Consortin Waltz"
BY Strauss; and the *sFull Sail Galop,'' By
ZicEoff.
We were In error last Sunday in the state
meEt that the Reubke :. Sonata on the Ninety
Fourth Psalm" recently played in New York
BY John White, has only been played heretofore
by Messrs. Carter, Warren, aud Eddy. It was
played in Chicago in November, 1876, By Mr.
Falk, at concert IN the Union Park Congrega-
White at u recital in ST. james, Church. As It
WIS the first number on Alr. FalL's programme
md the last on Alr. Whites. Mr. Falk may
claim the first performance Of it in this city.
Tie next concert BY the Beethoven Society
will be given at Mccormick Hall. April q upon
which occasion Raff's '.Elegle," Hilier's cauta-
Ia 1rarf f6p fVafA Lnh,
maun's :" Wanderers Song" with aecompani-
ment of four horns, and Hotfmann's '.Fable Of |
the Fairest Me1usiDe,'' will be given. In the |
latter work. the part Of 1Ue'ASiue will be sung !
50 well kno~u to our concert-stage as Jessca !
Haskell. As it is a long time since she has sung
here, she viii undoubtedly 1:leeG with avery cor
dial reception.
Last Monday Mr.. A. F. McCarrel1, the talent
ed young organist, gave an organ recital at |
Hershey Hall with the following programme:
Grand Prelude and Fugue in minor, by Bach;
Elevation in E, BY Saint-Sleus; CONCERT Fugue
ln +, By krebs; Sonata in D minor, by" aferisel;
T. Allsgretto' in miaor, BY Guilmant; Theme
and Variations in 4 Hat. op -, by Hessc; and
March, by Buck, The whole of the
above programme, embracing as 1t does so many
works OF the highest order and Of great ditlicul-
ty, was finely played, each number receiving its
expression. A1r. McCarrell is p,.-
pit OF Air. E. Clarence Eddy, and, if we may
Judge by his work OH this OCCASION, is certain to
make name Tor hmsef.
Among the new numbers in Mr Eddy's organ
programme yesterday noon was cycle Of four
pieces in sonatu form by Carl Piutti, entitled
: Die Trauuug !" e. The Wedd;ng''l. The first
5 an Allegro con brio (< The Entrance to the !
Church ~, representing The arrival and entrance
Il the bridal procession, followed, second, by d
chorale Zach, bleib nit Deiner Gnalcl first in
'laiu harmony and then worked up in an Alle-
sretto. The third number is an Adagio appassi-
Inato T. The Exchange Of Rings y, and the
losing number, an allegro, rein:roducng the
Choral, and representing the departure OF the
lies OF an Amen. The leading numbers of next |
saturdays programme will include kuehnl-
tedt's Sonata 10 4 minor, op- 40; Best's pars-
,hrase Of Rossini;s prayer, ''Giusto Ciel";
>erens' Chro'nat: Fugue, op: 81 !; Hacndel's
concerto in Is flat, op, I, No. 8; and Dr..
sparks Variations on. Jerusalem the Golden"