, 1880-10-17
Theodore Thomas in His New Position
Mrs. Seguin and the Abbott
Troupe.

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| Mr. e. Clarence Eddy
THE BEETHOVEN SOCIETY
, has special reason for beginning Its winter
; work with the practice and presentation OF th'
Elijah at its first grand concert, Dec. Iii,
the fact that the services of Mr.. George Hen
Schel, Of Loudon,, have been secured for the
title role Mr. Henschel's voice is not only one
u OF the finest baritoncs naturally, but has beer
cultivated to u degree which. has given hin
preemnenco on the concert stage throughout
| Germany, Russia, and other parts OF the Con-
tinent as well as in Great Britain As every
great singer has some fayorit r0le, so Mr.. Hem
sohers is tho part OF Elijah, in which he has
acquired large part OF his European reputa-
ton. In view OF this and OF his coming to
! America. several Of the most prominent musical
and choral societies in Boston, New York, and
other cities have taken up the study OF FL jah "
! this winter for the purpose of singing 1t
with him. Air. Henschel is now in
this country, and has been in New York tor
some weeks, whore hts singing has eliclted the
Nin
| been favored with opportunities OF hearing
him Mt the few private receptions He is not
only ane singer, but ranks high both as COM
The chorus OF the Beethoven Society is this
Season made up Of material which promises
tan done
by its Musica. Director than ever before, and its
rehearsals thus far have given better tones and
Directors Of the Society have this year adopted
new basis Tor their financial affairs which bids
far ds t. ork s AT After to pun
Tact that the Society had boen originally organ-
1zed for the purpose Of cultiratinG In Chi
! eago taste for u high class Ut musical com
| position, tt was proposed that one hundred
persons should be found who would become
o. tue sGosty y fSa pang IN s each
son,-rhe names Of these 100 Patrons to be print
ee q erg Ut
portion Of the loo naye already given in their
M s1s faad o
S.bV0 VIII oe the largest item OF the Society's
income but will not be all. Besides this will be
the sale or the usual associate membership tick
cts at zlu, emitting the holder to two seats at
each OF the concerts and reunions OF the Socie-
artfve mcrnheTa ~ tha nhoe M. III eaGa ~ me
decided not to sell any tickets to single concerts
natrns md as.ocare noember. .s ode ois .aose OF
f"nco - ~ nnat a1ate Aeatoets Will R1'e aomlt-
~ CHAMBER CONCERTS.
~, The first first et tie series e chamber concerts by
Hershey Hail on Thussdax aftern ,n ue s,rea a,r ne
the following program: 1' 'A'ssA0'D As'1'' Will
l. St3t f,e1! 1FoR p o. Humnel
. LarIhato fFom ~" d. i'll 4s'0e anu Gteaa<sn
s. re op n.ss !e:.:.a a"4 ar: Ls's' 1.a...onn
-nsss Ingersnt, Mtxsrs Le.rs. and EiehSe In.
III. III cSafs; Ss E.etn' tsTnA ''''''''''fease
d Trio op .....Scharwenka
a small but very critical audience attended |
T. the hrat concert ct the Lieseguns- Heimendnhl !
naftet ho at saiFeank saa h4 st Tuesday evening
Quartet did most excellent work and showed t
great improvement over last season. TIE !
AGaxio or the Schubert Quintet in major In
3 nlzHann toQK me SECOND cello part
hv Mr;,u1 nrorci ~ r. - s:r as.n tsum 1osep9
~. and was e1ceent,r s,,n.e =, nsreEaole Farae-
nthar nnra1ias 1at, xs1n ~, w ~ ~ y, Waen. among
he niaved> o' aoo11 1e1 oS ANONYMOUSLY WILL
LOCAL N1scELtASY.
l;. Mr. T. 5. Perkins, Of this city: will conduct
musical q 81 Gonvention at Stechauicsburg. ILL.,, Oct
49,, and ut Fort Scott, kas., Oct, $50
Mr s. n prats ts ~ ,,,,.o , .au..
c;tas befora ~ IS ane 70 Ene ser1ss OF Plano re-
at Valparaiso Ind., during tie co.ntnI1 mcn,ha'
The pro9rauis IRE to be arranged presenting tha
masters tn chronological order, and the selec-
tons will be prefaced with explanatory ro-
marks
The program for the Turner Hall oonoo.+ .h,s
oy Ficfki; overture to .Wal1enstans Manen nsnn"
s5runst: ss.cctans naeca e,,, k!1enss , Waltz, by
Anyot": overture to % = Anocr..ol a r!'e ~ uu Nine
binI: Air5 Hontrrriaa - ha ro: 9y uChern~
by Mr. Knsenhecker: ro1tasta ntast; ~ Wol1n SOLO,
" "Loreley': .irime r. Mnn"r. ~ ~ ns ntucn
"Turkcy's patroiI" hv Snhii.,,pt2v ~ noGtsng; I
Faust. ~ oeonsa"f1o' ealop ey
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Miss Annie u. r. Raruette, the wel-kunwn
e.ener ms returned to the city, and resumed
uer . aulaes rs the heao of the st. Cecilia Acad-
emy assisted hy Miss Jennie B. JernegAn. Mrs. |
y. a. =. Ier~lli'ser. and ME. Albert Run Miss
lsarnctte ms also effected all engagement with
MI. vpuH N1AISQA1l, u pupil Ut VAD1anhnN