, 1879-05-25

Prof. Robertshaw has for years given instruction
in the above branches. and is capable teacher.
He will also give examples Of the ..Tonlc sol ia :"
method Of teaching music
ThiI SESSION is held to allow the many teachers
from the country, who spend the summer in Chi
cago, an opportunity to become familiar with the
best methods Of instruction. The branches 10 be
taught include Harmony and Composition, History
OF Music Reading Muxtc ut Sight. and Teaching
in the Public School. There will be lectures and
pupils ntinees for those attending, and all pupils
will receive certificate OF the college. The e1-
aminatlons OF the graduating class have been IN
progress for the past two weeks and show very
high standard Of scholarship. This will be The
largest graduating class that the college has yet
had Each member will receive geld medal @ and
place June 10 ut the Methodist Church Block Hall.
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
A concert wili DC given on the evening OF June
at the Bethlehem Norwegian Lutheran Church.
corner Of Sangumon and Phillip streets. by the
choir OF the church.
Mrs. Thurs;on, who accompanied Remenyi dur
Ing bis recent trip, has signed with the managers
Tor California tour. The purity will leave here
June = Until that time she will sing with Rem
enyt In Eastern cities.
MI. II: R. Palmer, Of this CITY, will conduct
a%oa Ss soas
eerts are Adeaide Phillips; Schultze the violin
ist; Walter Emerson. and E. s. Psysou.
The Saturday Herald states that ''arrange-
mcnts are afoat for an Abr Society concert with
t1on." Any arrangement that will bring Mr.
Sherwood back here will be heartily welcome.
1t having been stated IN previous issues Of THE
TRIBUNE that the new Conservatory Of Music was
connected in business with Alr. Kimball We arc
requested to correct the statement :, The eente-
man ut the head Of the Conservatory is bis son,
Ar. Edward Anguera.
hfessrs. S1ayton and spr1gue have engaged REM
enyi, with other talent, for one year, commencing
June /. They will gsve about twenty concerts on
the Pacific coast this summer. During the re-
mainder Of the season Relnenyi will give concerts
Canada. His lYceum engagements will be under
the supervision Of Slayton's Lyceum Bureau OF
this city:
The vocal and instrumental concert announced
for last Thursday evening, under the direction OF
Mr.. Charles Il. Wood, organ,st at Ads Street u.
4. Church, was postponed for one week, owing to
the sudden death OF the PASTORS wife. All the
ard. Richards, and the Rlancy Qnartctte, are ee-
sented May 29. 11 ' " p&'
The next recital in the Hershey School Pupils
occurs Friday afternoon, May SO. She viii sing sing
five SONGS Of schnmunns, four Of Schubcrt's, The
arls Non fu sogno" from verdig ~ Lom-
pbeus. and an aria from Petrella's s'Marco Vis-
siy'y ..Valse de- Concert" aud Cnopln's ssBsl-
ladc" In A dat.
lib 1aRL OF IQE turner dQll concerts 1QS The
programme: Forest and Field March, ~ BY Her
mann: overture 70 .xFatin,tza" 'sAl1nack,s
svesrd eg .o uts sos ssd BY ns
son d'Anoar," BY Dopplers !, ,Fantssts icaprise."
by visu1.snps: Medley Overture y from Pin
Resch; md :Bacchanten Gaiop, "by Fiefke. -
Knorr ard Mr. Gill will give recital at Lyon: !,
Healy's piano rooms, on Tuesday evening Of this
week. The programme wi!l iaclade Mendelssoan's
schaeert's lat :si@promptu. % by N Miss caads
t aatte s. % Foote; KuiIsks fat oetave Eiude, & ns
to The Wa b Mss t5s
irst movement OF Schumann's ..Taschines:
'chwapk,'' by MISS Parsons; .'Bn;lade" Of !
W If e9e aSt o
Dyer.
The pupils Of Nine. Nelson -Rounsyile gave
'oree ut the rooms Of Messrs- Lyon and Healy last
evening. Tue programme included ..P:ince I'M
Alma Jevne; !. Pensees Dansantes, Nine. Rive
!, "a. $, and Tulip, op: III, Iishner. by Ella
" Mrs. 4. 3. Hurlburt; - ''Exatatiou," op. q,
10 b schumann, and Waltz; op; ls' Chopin, by
III G. 4 Garter: ..iafapteile O.; 1a Ai'ls
Vicniawsky. by Miss Lizzie Stamberg: ..Rondo,
u. 1:,9, Beethoven and .'Potonatse Milftaire, -
th0ptn, by Miss HulCah SWeu3Ons and ''SWeet
lome, transcription for left hand by Wey. Mra. i
|, B. Hurtburt.
The Cleveland Herald OF the 21st says OF Mrs.
nhurston's singing at the Remenyi Concert on the
yening previous: Mrs. Emma Thurston made
Ter first appearance in Cleveland with an Eastern
as soprano with unusual musical gifts.
rhe result hardly justified the advanced praise.
drs. Thnrston has an exceedingly powertu voice.
'ut not exactly agreeable IN quality. Her seec-
ion Of the first number WAS an unfortunate one, II
was chosen to exemplify her special attainments,
he slurring OF the attempted roulades marring the
ntire NUMBER. The audience, however, compli-
nenteQ her by demand for an encore, which was |
racefully accorded. In the second selection Mrs.
'hurston waa much more successful, <Blumeu- !
halls com position shifting the quality and Com
Ass OF her voice with much better effect"
The forty-seyenth pupils matinee OF the Hershey
chool took place last "Wednesday. with the follow
og programme: Organ, Prelude and Fugue in q, |
aendelssohn, Mr.. John 4. West; sung, "0nly
:ome, Tours, Mrs. S. S. Chuppell; piano, ''Aar-
ha, ~ Fautaste. Dorm, Master James Kelley; piano. |
i. Tarantells: Dohler,. Miss hattie Hatton; song,
lark; piano, 1.-THE Two Skylarks. :" Leschetizky,
iiss q. E. Daniels; songs, ''When the Bee |
ucks, Arne, and '*Btd HE DISCOURSE" bishop,
liss Ida l.. Cook; piano, Albumblatt" and |
Wedding March," Greg, Miss S, II. Elliott;
ria,. Furibondo spira II veuto." from 1'Parte- |
ope," Handel, Miss Lulu St. c. Tuthl; piano, |
s dance Of the Watcr-Nymphs, Locschhorn,
ffss Angie p Bragg. and organ, Pastoral
onata, Rheinber3cr, Mr.. A. F. McCarrell.
ELSEWHERE.
MUSIC IN LONDON.