, 1879-05-04
MUSIC


artists, Miss Fay and Hiss Mantcy, who have late
ly enrolled themselves among the list OF cur pro
fcssionnla, TOR the first time in this city. uudc
| auspices which will give them favorable hearing.
and added interest will be lent to the occasion
by the appearance Of the other artists announced,
particularly Madame Salyotti and Mr. Eddy. yht
in the last concert performed the orchestral part o
Gecthoyen's fiat major concerto on the organ
/ Miss Fay playing the piano and introducing the
| grand cadenza by Moscheles. The following il
the opening programme Of tho series:
TART I.
Sasfrsa Ssxssss fea1 snor pon Juan q1ses nae
g Song. 1asea e SaIs e'sssSs .H.nas
j. Air VaFiee' ite: z:iins 1aa;:v 1asi;''.''De nerl0t
d. oo'''s''' o;:s;sf
Ra{'sst mRss A1sn; :; .o8 Evening sehoma9n
8. Song, ''Heaysn Hsth SLED : Tear. .KucIen
1.saans Ns.s Ss!ssl:! xS''a aaa sas'E5fa:o E: auney
T. eoa''e''e de1alt,, 0aari:a:' .'.....hatton
D. lii: z,i:a. uas;;y '"ilhe'm'
8. "Sptn1ine Song" (Fron1 the Flying
~. r'tatai E!t ao3 3ari;;;1 SO
H. haenahenef Iegen SVilaee Oancc}.... ..kullak
4 DESERVED COMPLIMENT.
4 card has been signed BY number Of the most
prominent and Influential German citizens, asking
George Loesch to direct 4 concert for his own
benefit. under their auspices. Mr.: Loesch
has accepted the high compliment thus
rendered him.. :: and :. set the: date at
the 18th Of. the present month,
when the concert will occur in the Turner Hail on
Nfr}h ort-u 4,fo ,t11
benefit in the fullest aeusc, Mr. Loesch having
nothing to do with the management of it, which is
conducted By Committee. The Abt Socie-
ty, OF which ho ia Musical Director
has offered to assist. Tic music will oe
performed By this splendid organization and
full orchestra. The programme Will be announced
IN about q week.
THE M'CAERELL RECITAL.
Dir. A. F. McCarrcll gave an organ RECITAL at
Hershey Hall last Friday afternoon. The pro-
gramme contained the following numbers: Dach's
great Prelude and Fugue In minor; Bucks ''At.
Evening ~; Guilmant's ''Marchc Funebrc e, Chant
Seraphqnc"; Merkers Sonata in G minor; Hess
A fat variutions; and Thiee's 'Chromattc Fanta-
sie." The numbers were given III manner that
showed conscientious study and unusual intell,-
Ccnce. His phrasing was excellent, aud he played
with steadiness scarcely 10 be expected OF 80
Young M orSanst, qualities which are full OF
wood sang Gounod's song, On that We Two were
cation aud s'1'il Not Repine." Her interpreta-
tfon was excellent, mud she WIS warmly received.
TUE HERSHEY SCHOOL REC1TALs.
!. The Directors OF the Hershey School have ont
lined n series OF eight recitals by pupils, which
promise to be Of unusual Interest The first OF
them xnn an 5eft ~ M
will DC song recital, next Friday afternoon, BY
Miss Grace 4. Hi]tz, who will sing six songs BY
ssa' sssd %
and 4 1sa; n tts9 M
piano recital, on Friday afternoon, the 18th, BY
Miss Eva Mayors, VINO will play Beethoven So
nata in minor. op. 81. No. 2; Fields Noctnrne in
from, the Flying Dntchn,an"; sarabande and
GAvotte BY Bach; Handels *'HarmoniouH Black
smith: Weber's s'Perpetual Melton ~; and cno-
snppho Quarte1te. The fourth will be q song
recital, on Friday, the 23d. by Miss Nina
Ron.metss who will sing thirteen songs BY Merkcl,
Hauptmann, Liezt, Blumcntha, and Sullivan. ns- |
sisted BY Miss Eva Mayors, who will play ,he An
d M { heGsff sa sR cd u III
woo will sling i've songs by Schumann. four By !
BY III Mr 'ie Iacas j. 'u who viii
bins 'sga!'ade" in 4 aat. re sixth viii iii Be N
JlEstu FeClH Oh rElQay- Juuc U. W Hiss Lafr1c L.
,rummc, including Mendelssohn'a sonata in 4,
So, i; MerkcIs = Canon" in sharp: Rnch'as
sonaa
~, So: and Thiele'a Theme and Variations in 4
lat. She viii! be assisted BY Miss Hi1tz an.l Miss
,e piano recitul, June Ii, BY Miss Eva Mayors,
Who will play miscellaneous programme, the
most important Numbers Of which are the Beetho.
e a in NJ? she VII b.se e
be assistance OF the Chicago Lady. Qaar,ete.
'he lust Of the series will bs song recital. june
.. by Mies Hiltz, who will sing songs by Handel.
laydn, Bach. Lotti. Donizett and Weber, and
re songs BY american !sriters1F. G. Gleason. II.
Eddy $ Pratt a. + t. neass and 3R}ud,sy
ell, who will play two otEau selections.
He CHICAGO cuuRCH~cRoIR PINApoKg coM- !
PANY.
A new !" Pinnforc" oreanization, under the above
tie he's just been completed In th5 city. the est
owen, Plymouth Church choir: Capt. Corcorun,
ohm Z: McWade: Dick D<adfve: Lon ". Ray
cba os<aie kR9T enne TIL
III. Unity choir; ,butterc'tp, Miss Jessie bartlett,
hurch Of the Messiah choir; N<be, Mrs. Z. $.
le oreanist Of trinity. will be ihe director. and
IL chorus will number sixty voices. The season |
i'll commence at Havesly's Theatre June @.
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
Mrs. Louis Falk sang at concert in Englewood !
st Friday evening.
The Amnteus West End Opern. House Plnafore |
'mpany has been doing very good business tits
eek.
The forty sixth pnpi1s' matinee Of the Hershey |
:hool will taKe place ncx1 Wednesday afternoon
o'clock. ,
The twentieth Hershey Popular Concert will oc-
II on Tuesday evening. May II, instead OF Mon
y, The 18th Of May.
Maric Oater. promising pupil OF Mime. Rive
Ing in Cincinnati, has gone to Europe to pureuc
,r tnus3cai studies for several yeess.
The hundredth and last or the present series
organ Tecitala BY Nr. II. c. EDDY has been !
ed for 1ne evening Of If June 3D. At winch tlre