, 1879-06-08
MUSIC.


-. THE CuuRCH-CHolA flSAFohE.
c.9o church.choir comn,nv. will he given at
eaSo ,.n Sa1 ee. : -. ~ .
direction ] Of Mr.. A. j. Greenwood, tue orgaulst Of
Trinity Church, and with the following cast:
~ Hon ST. 1osenb Porter Z. G. FRANK A. Bowen
Raph Kacsstraw Charles A. knorr
Dick Deadeye, able seaman .......- Lou " Raymond
III III X cons nHE5s
ponn pou NowIia .. Auo Tiyerman
Tom TncEer, midinpmite Little Dolly Curry
SesseahIh essseaIMe 81 slal.ne. Hrs Louis FaS
Lille i;uttercap Miss elsa F. Bartlett
tT ss tf5s jf r. made m Of naarl7
1no sa,actad fro,o nnc sro,no eoc;et,ea
i rs POSSIBLE
m unusually strong orcheitff has been selected,
th,s ha,ng necessity. owing 10 The unuausl
LUIS oc'as "e>es'' "s ~ .
strength Of the vocal mcase'S and particular care
has been given to the stage set1ing, which will In
troduce some novel effects Itis to the favor of this
company 1na! ~ WI ~ ~ fne sop.1'e1 -.
prepared for its WORK 1 mas oeen IN feneafsal tos
several weeks, ana tae slngefe are slmp'y per1ect
IN 1het paris W 10, ~ 'ne nus n p, =.
Is safe to say that those who go Will hear Pima
/, IN needless to dwell upon the qualifications Of
49, s;n.a-s for +hev .Irradr we'll and favor,tv
known in our concert-rooms Every one OF the
principals IN solost Of acknowledged reputation,
and the chorus Is not only large and stfoEg. bat
carefully selected with regard to musical fnlelt-
Eence, and 1s accustomed to choral werk. It cam
not be expected Of amateurs that they will com
s sars
the stage and familiarity with all its details but
we fancy TINT every one will be surpriscd At the
be sustained The work is set for the whole week,
and appeals to the friends OF our home talent as
we'll Is the general public to give it : generous
.rur r 1e.rnr nr.Krs
=, ,lasol. ns L.atns a,osa :, v,v;o,o.,.
and Vii Is saseesdsd y + iseosg's Charming I opsss M
Of ''Tne Little Duke" Tor @ which extensive ns and
% m o,, u ~ RIs'
VINO mas sung ~ "ith gs9n. suGseIs N Nsw t 1,
anu -Atss snaI1st ~u LII is oisat Z; - n,,F+S
DaeGtss S% s''i Hiss Isse Bowman Vii be the Diree
!ss anu @ as ai h no 10 snd
ne cast Ine wno,e cast Wa! % fets sasohs ana
The work VIII be gwen without mnnlataon. IN
WHICH tespeee ~ MI uits1 isd ~. !, ,,9 pi
aho ~ aoy " ,nh sa a.s Icy
characterized lts performances mere N 1ne past
4 NOTABLE ORGAN RECTAL.
The o.zan recital given as Hsrshey Han Or FL
conrlisied organist OF the Fourth Presbyterian
nnrae mora Than mere announcement. Miss Kinsman
tssp the prosranme ra was not only ali her own.
hrt waa the most severe and ambitious one eyer
piaved by . lady in this country In point OF fact
oni very few gentlemen have. ever played more
@ two sonatas, the i No. ), by hIendelssohn, and
the Pastoral, " by Rheinberger; the Tocata and:
Fusue in j minor. bY Bach; Mer&ers Canon in F
sharp and LISTS '.Andante Religioso; " TOR cen.
f. Tses snd ga sSssa IL as ey
viii Will be seen readily auoneh BY any one acquainted
with organ mnsc that this pro- eramme was not only
strictly OF written for the organ and belong
ing 10 'as ato. pus tha+ ertaih ~ ts
hst .est " tuo ,ost schooi La ~ nraon NAV
nS Sf;ex K;noman's resdinr and pesrni Inter-
preaton : 51e Of these WIDELY varying numbers was
surnriee even to those who were acquainted with
her severe study aud musical intelligence, NOT only
in the mechanical execution Of her work, but IN
the cieasness OF nes pnraxne luai .ann;nro
goou olganss, ~ @ .ue e a - hI ~ romarnahIa
Inc NM, anah1ea er after the nerforn