, 1880-10-03
MUSICAL NEWS.

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| MUSICAL NEWS.
The Beethoven Socaetyss Scheme 70
1SSO-s81-Theodore Thomas and Il.
Cincinnati Chorux-musieal News \
Home and Abroad.
The Beethoven Society is assiduousty at wur1
for the musical season OF 1sSA-sl. This, tn,
Society's eighth season, promises to be un
usually tntere3t ting, as some novelties will b
presented both ut the grand concerts and re
unions The season will begin with the Der
formance OF Mendelssohu's oratorio OF Elijah
at concert on Tuesday, Dec. II. This oratori'
has been selected with special reference to thu
engagement Of Mr. George Henschei, whose
] name has been connected with oratorio music
IN London, and whose representation OF
"Ehtah" is regarded as his best part. MI
Hcnschei has attained great reputation in Ger
many. England. Russia, and other countries
| where he has sung. He is engaged to sing this
part In most of the principal cities In the East
] and the Beethoven Society has been
fortunate enough to obtain him 70,
| their opening concert The concerts and
reunions given by the Beethoven Society
will be exclusively for the members of tha same,
and nosingle admission tickets will be sold nor
any complimentaries Issued under any ctrcum-
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which the public at large can obtain admission,
go that those des{rous OF becoming associate
members ought to apply to any member Of tho
Society.
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
Nine. Cnppiani has left the city for New York,
where she opens her course Of teaching Oct- &
The Sunday Night Concerts at Hooley' Tnea-
TIE have been abandoned Reason, didn't pay.
The Liesegaug- -HeimendahiQ Quintet Club COM
mence5 It's season with concert at FaIrbauk
anii, Oct. ls.
John 81. Garner, a new vocal teacher, who has
Sung In opera us first baritone, has come here
to reside and give lessons. he can be addressed
at Lyon Heaiy's.
Grand Opera House in December. Likewise a
Season OF Dudley Bucks new oDers, ;" "Deserpt'
which 1t Is hoped Dudley Buck will conduct in
person.
Miss Emma G. Hovey has Just returned to tho
city after hIllng number OF musical engage
ments At tho East among others the concerts
OF the National Normal Institute in New York
and Of the Erie {Pa} Musical Association
The Rive King concert company IS now fairly
on the road. Il consists OF Mime. Riv6-KinS,
pianist; Miss Emma E. Mahetla, contralto. Nj.
George H. Broderick. hasso: Herr ReInhard
Richter, violnIst; aud Mr- Ferdinand Dulcken,
aocompanist-
to Dr.. Zlegfe!d, the President Of the Chivago
Musical College, on Friday evening last at bis
program was made UP OF music, dancing, re-
1reshments, and flowers
The program for tho Turner HaIt concert this
afternoon Is ns follows: ~ 9occaccto March," BY
s2rsnss vai % A'ass aonor 70 aasS%ssaes #S@on
Waltzby Strauss; selections from Fatinttza' ~;
overture to = Merry Wives Of Windsor" BY
the woods: ballet music from Gouuods
;" Queen Of Saba y; Scherz's potpourri, IAN Eve
at B!lse'a"; Flieees eavotts "Circus Henz'';
and BerHnann's ' Echo Gatop."
The Ltesegnnz orchestra commences q series
Of Sunday concerts at Brands Hail shls afser-
2Sa se and and caeoe s. sap1s psi
sg se iaSne4 n
selections from Lohsngrin sfia iroa
IS aso s ddefs
$! so!o, e 6y Z = Hsi@sada6: Ss ~ Ha1saTlaa oysr:
Herios: so1net solo. by Sig. tibsrati; Chinese
Serenade," By Fliege; Ba1fe's aria "Li tu.
Sayais" $; 1!l sa1oPhoae solo, 5y ar; Lefso1e;
THOMAS AND H1s crSc1saAr1
CHORUS~
Mr. Theodore Thomas writes to the Board of
sg t the ay s s
work for us to take up for the next festival ls
the Passion Music, according To the Gospel Of
say aRatn that we cannot do it, but am an
American. although not born, and know what
he Americans can do Il Is the greatest choral
% it. The double ckoruses dn not require the
masses OF Handel's double choruses, but
higher musical education and training. which
Ve have. We have proven that. The progresa
# our festivals demands that the fifth festival
houlu huve this work included 10 Its program.
say and III lie FESTIVAL Chorus @ Tp Ss
tronger IN numbers, nor ths circumstances
MUSICAL NOTES.
It is said that Nine; Christine Nilsson hss been
ngaged at the San Carlo. Nipples, especially for
no part OF Na.Dhe7tta In 'Mefstofele."
The Blanche Roosevelt opera company bas
principally on account OF the pre-
nrious condition Of the health Of Miss Roose-
cit
Constantine sternberg, a Russian pianist With
consderable home reputation, mikes MS
american debut at the New York Academy OF
Eusic Oct I.
The semi-anuual report that Carl Rosa IS COM
,g TO this county r., With an Engtish opera eom-
ouise Kellogg will be associated with him. The
sual contradiction will probably be around
BON.
Tagliaptetra has formed an Italian opera COM
any and gone with It into the British Provinces.
10 Is the chief singer. and the other members
re Maria Litta, Mathtlde Phllips,,' Balda1za,
ApIAt Liz 0AAOs AAA 1a0EN / 1a!ttL MI ElUs1~
Ire fame. who now blossoms out once more Al
gnor Ugo Talbo. Gucne Is conductor, aud
aorus and orchestra number sixty persons
IL ii said that this will be the last season OF
:einwnv Hall at New York, the proprtetor
avtng found that the necessities OF their reRu-
+ business make 1t desirable to devote the fioor
other purposes than concerts. This IL much
gratted in New York because the place. de-
lite some faults Of construction, possesses ud-
iruble acoustic qualities, and Is the only hnu
here grand concerts can be given effectively.
The Handel and Haydn Society. OF Boston, will
,cn fremont Temple ou Monday, Oct II, with
e performance Of :. The Messiah THIS solo
Is will be Miss Lillian Bailey, who will make
r first appearance there since her return FROM
1r0pe; Miss WInant- Mr.. " J. Winch. and Mr..
". Whitney. On Wednesday =" Elijah will
given. with Miss Fanny Kellogg, Miss Emily
tnant, Mr.. G. r Adams, and Mrs. ]. r. Winch
the sofos.
Miss Marie Pauline NiufnGer, soprano who
$ lately returned from Europe. where she has
en- singing In opera will make her appearance
the concert Stage Ia New Fork early In Cc-
ber. Miss Nininger, who II nfeco OF the Hon.
exander Ramsey, Secretary Of War, Is said to
sscss, u fine voice and decided ability as
1ger. and some foreign critics ure enthusiastic
to her :. hexlbility Of voice, exceicne method,
d unfaflfng accuracy Of fntonadon-"