, 1880-12-05

ne three ehortses q Angels" People,: and
wiz Seh one grsaSd' S'cs hee sse
illustrates Rubinstein's genius as composer;
Tor, In these three choruses, he has bound to-
themes which had in the early part of tho com
position introduced the choir of angels, the
chorus OF tho people, and the musical idca III the
tn typify in this last chorus the dcmons,-the
total effect being to furnish grand climax to
the great work.
THE BosCovIIZ RECITAL.
Thursday evening last Mr.. Frederic Boscovitz
gave pinnoforte recital at the First III. f.
Church before largo audience. Though suffer-
lug severely from un attack OF rheumatism In
the arms and hands, and playing against the ad-
vice Of bis physician, tho pianist succeeded In
aEousinK an unwontcd enthusiasm in his bearers.
nsforc , g be:tnnax bis t.sk M boseovitz % apolo.
program, nccessitatcd by his unfortunate Ill
ncss. Notwithstanding tho disadvantages under
even responded to hearty encore @ d de1nandcd M T by
Ing Of the 'viluge Bell and the :. King Hunt
LII WHOSE 91at and ehaamns .s s5ys
dneed deep Aonx other
Lists ''Au borl dune Source,'-Miss May
Phoenix, contrato. assisted Mr. Boscovitz, slug
pT In ne styg 'en5 as sn, fr1% aed
charming and dramatic song, The Three Sing
THE BOSTON IDEAL OPERA COMPANY
includes Miss Marie Stone. Miss Ade!uide Phil
lips. Miss Gernldfne Ulnar, Miss Lizzie barton,
M,ss !, AiSe Is &ars Miss May - Ga'ef Mr. Tom Karl
{: harnaoee, Mr. ": H. Mcdonald. 4r. George
L. Studiey is the musical director. and they
bring u chorus Of thirty voices for their season
tae week Is as follows: Mondsy. isth, The
Bells OF. cornevitle''; Tucsdny. :" Fatinttza !;
Wednesday matinSe. "nohemian Girl'; wedncs-
afy fatini2a Frday c,r ssaay
day matinee, 'Bclls OF Corneyille y; and ssatur-
day night III. II. S. Plnnfore.' The sale Of seats
will commence next Thursday ut the Grand
Uperu- House. and also ut Lewis s. Newelrs, No.
152 State street..
M1cnAR1 BANNER IN CINCINNATI.
Master Michael Dnnper, the young violinist,
now studying i'll Cincinnati with Mr.: Jacobsohn,
played few evenings ago at one Of the College
recitals. The Enquirer says Of his playing:
violinist, Michael banner, who made his trst up
pearnnce before II Cincinnati public. Physically,
his appearancc was slight, for ho came before
Not than Is yeArs Of aEc, he looks less than
that A frail body, but surmounted by large,
winsome, expressive face, about which hangs a
luxurious mass of brown hair. This was the
slight physical appearance, but 1t is impossible
to describe the establishment OF the audience
the performance OF child, but of man. a,iu
big one, Ut TINT. What volume, what sweetness
Of tone! What deltcacy,, pathos, and fire Of e1-
rapidity Of execution! It seems like extrnvn-
eance Of speech to say all Of this, but fail to
f
College under Prof. Jacobsohn's trimming for
two yenrs or longer (and that Is the plan, he will
become one OF the greatest living players"
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
Mre A1ino nsujuarr} q ur1,iI of Mra Kau71fnn
hns received An ol1er to sing ut ST. Paufs Church,
Syracuse, N. Y.
Dierwirth and Marcus, the wcll-knowu mu-
dcans, have formed u very excellent orchestra
for social PURPOSES
Nine. Christine Nelson Rounseyillc has re-
her teaching this week.
Soldcne has Cancelled the first week Of her ap-
preaching engagement here, and will appear for
ono week only. commencing Feb :.
Jessie Bartlett Davis, the Leseeang Helmen-
dahl String Quartet, and the Lesegaug Orchcs-
tru will appear ut Laporte Tomorrow night
The Riy6-King concert company are giving
very successful concerts in the southern States.
Mrs King and Miss Dellini are received with
great favor everywhere
A sister of Mile. Litfa, the well-known artist,
Jenny kenpton. Tho choice OF Mrs. kempton
by Mile. Litta Is a wcll-deserved compliment
Myron Whitney left the Ideal opera company
day. to he in time to attend the Apollo Ciub're-
hearsals and concerts Tomorrow and Tuesday
nights.
Members Of tho Apollo Club chorus nro ur-
gently requested to bring with them to the full
rehearsal to MORROW morning every copy Of the
>sSeasons'' and - Acis and Galatea" which they
may have.
| Fanny Kellogg sang in Terre Haute on Friday
night and reached Chicago lAsr night. to pre-
!he guest ot Mrs- van 11wagen. wife Of the
President Of the Apollo Club, during her stay
| here.
On Wednesday night OF this week the Chicago
| Chickcring Quartet, Messrs Charles 4. knorr,
Charles Il; Clark; John E. McWade, and Charles
| McWade, with Mr. FfAnk Baird as pianist, Will
| give popular concert at South Bend
The third chamber concert BY the LieseRan9-
I Heimenlahl String Quartet has been postponed
| Clubs concert The program will include the
Beethoven Quartet op. IL, No. 5; Schoenfe1ds
Sonata for piano and violin: and the Mozart
Quintet in G minor.
and Miss Alice Dateman Ravc q vocal and In
strumental recital ct Buuers Music-Hall yes
terday afternoon. Those who took part were
Prslssing, Dahl. Yusscn, HOFFMAN,, Metzlow,
Thieimaup, and EschenberE.
The Amateur Musical Club gave its third re-
ception Of the season Wednesday afternoon last
gram excellent The assisting numbers were
assigned to Mrs. McWade and Messrs. Ledochow-
ski and Knorr. THO manaRement Of the program
Is for the present in charge Of Mia Gardner and
Miss Ho ughtcling.
Manager Sherwood, Of the Ottawa Opera
House. has engaged Il mixed quartet, consisting
Of Jessie. Bartlett Davis, Ada Solners,McWa:le,
Frank Baird. the pianist, for entertainment
TO be given at Ottawa next Friday evening. Miss
Lottie Clurk, a local reader, will make her pub
Lie debut on the same evening.
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