The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-13
MUSICAL AFFAIRS.
THK JOSIE JONES CONCERT.

THK JOSIE JONES CONCERT.
The box-sheet was opened this morning
at 9 o'clock at George D. Newhall & Co.'S
music store, West Fourth street, to sub
scribers only, to the complimentary con-
cert rendered Miss Josie Jones Yorke. On
Wednesday morning, and until the concert
on Friday night, the box Office Will be
opened to the public. About half the
house has been sold in advance to those
who purchased subscription tickets and
the prospects are that the young lady will
be greeted with one of the most brilliant
and fashionable audiences ever assembled
in Pixies. The tickets are 81, which in-
cludes a reserved seat.
The following attractive programme will
be produced
Trio-D Maj, op 70 NO beethoven
a, Allegro vivace con brio.
b, Largo aSsai-c-PreSto
Messrs. Pallet, Jacobsohn and Brand.
All Non Aria Plu Lagrime. Donizetu
Mr.. Geo. D. Newhall.
Nase, Romeo Giuletta' '..,................Gounod
Miss B. Watts.
Mono! "Gli Ugonotti' Meyerbeer
Miss Josie Jones Yorke.
La DeFeiitta' ,i;:: Va 'Bonanno
Mr.. s. /. Jacobsohn.
Dueto-L' Aida, Verdi
Misses Marie Van and Josie Jones Iorke.
INTERMIssIoN.
20 Cara Memorial .Servais
Mr. Michael Brand.
Angels Serenaden Cello obligatol Braga
Miss Josie Jones Yorke and Mr.. Michael Brand.
Rhapsodle Hongrose 90. List
Miss Jennie Strauss
TutH Bobbam! Amar!. Gomez
Miss Marie Van.
Duetto. LA FavOrita" Donizetu
Miss Josie Jones Yorke and Mr.. Geo. d. Newhall
THE ELEVENTH ORCHESTRAL CONCERT.
| The last but one of the series of concerts
by the Theodore Thomas Orchestra will be
given at Music Hall Thursday night, the
10Th inst. In addition to the fine orches-
tral programme, Wagner's "Spring Song"
and Greig's "At the Cloister Gates will be
sung The same programme will be rem
dered at the private rehearsal Wednesday
afternoon as at the regular concert Thurs
day night
| TIE GREAT CATHOLIC CONCERT.
The principal soloists at the grand con-
cert, to be given in the Music Hall on the
23d inst, under the auspices of the Ladies'
Aid Society, for the benefit of the Arch
bishops Relief Fund, will be Miss Josie
Jones Yorke Miss Annie b. Norton, Mr..
Tim. Sullivan. and Mr.. Geo. Il. Whiting.
Miss Iorke will sing the cavatina Fac ut
portem," from Rossini's "Stabat Mater" as
her first number, and Miss Norton the ia,
nous church air by Stradella in the origi'
nal key, d minor, and with the accom-
paniment of violas, violoncclos and contra
basses, as written by the composer, Miss
Lincoln, who, as her friends know has q
good voice and excellent method obtained
under the instruction of q famous Euro
pean vocal teacher, will sing the alto solos
in the GLORIA" from Beethoven's beautiful
Mass in C. The Cincinnati Orchestra, un
der the direction of Mr.. NJ. Brand, will also
assist.
RETURN OF MISS EMMA HEcKLE.
The friends of Miss Emma Heckle, who
has just returned from Europe, are delighted
to see her looking so well. She appear:
improved as much in health as she hoped
to be in music by her trip. She has been
recognized as one of our very finest loca
singers, and there is great anxiety to heal
her again. Few sweetcr voices or more
conscientious singers are ever heard anC
no Cincinnati vocalist has larger circle OF
warm admirers, or more thoroughly deserves
them than she. Her nine months in Ger
many were spent singing at several concerts
in Freburg, and other cities, and studying
under the direction of the famous Juliu!
IStockhauscn, at Frankfort on the Main
She will resume her profession as voca
teacher and concert singer here, and il
already engaged as one of the soloists o.
the coming Sengerfest to be held in the
Music Hall in June.
FOURTH HARMONIC SOCIETY CONCERT
The Harmonic Society gave very de
lightfu concert to its associate member
in Dexter Hall last night. The choral part
of the scheme were selections from Han
del's Samson" and Mendelssohn's "Atha
lie" This latter music to Racine's TRACE
dy has, so lar as we know, never been givel
here in its completeness before. The solo
in the Handel oratorio were sung by Mis-
Glass, who also sang two sonGsby List; MI
Thompson and Mr.. Glover, and in tn
Mendelssohn piece by Mrs. W. G. Cochran
Miss Fleissner and Miss Van Wordragen
Mr.. Hartdegen contributed some acceptabl
voloncello numbers