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nons. and will give her more advanced puni!s
~ opportunity to fanlilinrize themselves with
ofahlAttc snlfnE and action.


the following artists: Nine. Rive King pianist;
Mule. beltni. soprano; Herr Richter, vlolintst;
sltss Emma Baker, alto: Mr. George Broderick,
Donaltli-kummel troupe. which will be here on
the 2lst aud I'D of Junuary. Is nude up as fol
iows: Nine Emma Donald, sopr,.no; Miss
Nnria She!te. mezzo soprano: Miss Emma HID
rick, alto; Sig. Beerio. tenor; Sig. CASTILLO.
baSso cantanti; Franz K1nlmel. pianist; Leo
pod LicntenhcrK. vIoiirist; Levy, cornetist:
and Sig Griego, director.
TIE sAESGERFEsr.
Jb the Editor Of Tbs Chioa9o Tribune.
Chicago, Nov. IA few remarks In your Inst
sundays edition regarslug tho June music;,i
festival seem to justify the GOODNESS Of some OF
tho American singing societies towards the fcs-
tiEal on account or its being distinctlvetv Ger
man. 1s the Introducing OF the utls s1on or mn
tfoua1ity in this fnsunncc not unfortunmtc: Nil
seal nrt is cosmopolitan in its character and II
should not nuke the least difference to what la-
performance is artistically gund BESIDES 1l,is
German should be the last objection ruisti
against musical festival, since almost utl tho
sclccsions a'1d tho entire orchestra have to be
German. Ihe ::r,nd mixed ctiorlscs on This oc-
casfon were to he performed III English. md tho
only distinctive feature of the festival I'll at1e5
non viii be the introduction If the MASSIVE ,,lnl.
chur1lses. which will certaniy u,akr the festival
more attractive. since such chor,scs cannot lie
heard on any other occasion. Mr. Iulatka and
tue Ientrnl Committee endeuvorett to afford to
the singers of Chicago opportunity to unite
their strength for one contnOn effort Under the
most liberal conditions. The material thus
occasions and festivals, but 1t would seem tllut
raising the issue of nationality In muscul mai
ter ts, will not accomplish that object. Respect
1uus' COSMOPOLITAN.
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
Mr. Fl. s. Perkins, Of this city, will conduct the
fil!inore County Musicat Convention at Spring
valley, Mtnn, this week.
Miss Fanny Bnmcnfeld, the young pianist IF
With A.. Leschetiszky, the husband Of Mmc
). Essipotf.
Mrs. Louis Fatk was the sn1oist mt the Lfcdcr-
kranz Society Concert in Milwaukee last even
ing. The unfinished opera Loreley," by Mem
dessohu. wus given.
union on Thursday next ut the Methodist Church
Block It's tirst concert will be given Dec H.
when " Eli1nh " will be performed.
Mr. WoIfsohn has received letter from Mr..
est terms ef the progress Of Michael Danner, the
boy vionist who Is studying with him.
a sacred concert will be given at the Third
fresbyt srian Church on Tuesday evening neat
Dy Its choir, assisted by the Harmonic Quartet.
Tho program is exclusively sacrei-n novelty.
4 musical entertainment will be- given by Miss
Ellen Schwarke. pinnist, on Friday evening
next at bauet's music store, upon which oes:a-
talent.
will 1e given NJ their hsll on Wednesday even
Ing, Nov. -. Mr. and Mrs. Luuis Fatk, the Chi
caro- Quartet, ana orchestra Of twenty pieces,
and other talent has been secured
4 so!ree musicale Of a very pleasant charac-
ter was given by the pupils Of Mrs e. A.
Phelps at her residence. 957 West sfudison
street, or Friday evening lust, assisted by Mrs.
". II. Hodge, alto, aud Mr.. Frank Osborne,
tenor.
The program for the Turner Hall concert this
afternoon will include the following numbers:
S rna H9nns ~ 1y vSsranss
- Across the Occan,' Dy Hust: "Thc Ring ot
Love" SOLO for tronbone, by Hinenan; over
lndes," by List: rannhauser 1 March, by
a1 EaEner; J.: Gaxtte slate by Ardlrtf Needle-Gun
The program for the concert at Brands Hnll
Merry Birds" by Vogt: overture to ). Fri
Diavolo," bg Auber; watz, 'koenigslieder:" by
ner: Musicasche Tnuschungeu," by
Schrelner: sercnade for stringed Instruments,
@cy SS aqys1; 1eT5ateh IL t. DE D.
ss'aSs5; "a pa saop Saast March,
B1zKr's IS ROMA
An An orchestral suite entitled :. Roma" By
BlZet, the composer Of - Carmen" was played
in London recently, Of which the Times says:
ta TS;s ii :s!S s Is II Ell
posttcs' eyn,,nentaries j. lnay renresen. the rrs
Sc it Il
" &c i a s
each we'll characterized by dint striking orchestr
s + sS
6en e. recede an ne See & Sa the nse
he open,R andnn:s w1tn some changes In tho ore
takes lie place the seheFzo Il ft.n bes. ms'eo 10
e6a aa nauaS5
' 'soaE S r. ,s 5Ity Is tn sa
snsuss viii ssrikne re%niscenes Il n
.sHn nsethoxcns Ninth Symphony circumstance very
French conpeser: second theme in 1he Key 81 Ii,e
part he u tie It ph1t51ns y u
sery smp'e charae.er-so simple indeed tllut mud
a ss
eq op The tas st s e
$s& 5s::sss IT, Sst
H"f se N"rhsn u IN n 1e geI1rs
which he melody Is put IN the sIow n"yeneni esy
I'D L r pss psssy s.
st:na tos me santo iermo IN some sacred piece uf
hS e liz int
a ] e. c ean d
the Carnival scene which Is here represented liow-
Of tc most carns L not "f Tue rast '.I psofoand
speclns1s r. .f modern orchestral c2pasitons Con
IL Of tue sx Ras @Sa s
oi It's fruits had been fuly maturca. W.T." 0o' ohe
MES1CAL NOTES. |
Mr.. Thomas says that he has at present under |
training about 400 choristcrs to take part In the
philharmonic Societies performances In New !
York City and Brooklyn. |
N. Edouard Wolff, a pianist and composer of !
taient, died recently in Puris Mt the
aye Of II. He was a native of Warsaw, and had |
ired III Paris since lSes5 He was the uncie Of
he weli-known artists Henri and Joseph Wien
nwskf.
The English press Is not enthusiastic over Mr.
arlni1's season Of cheap 1ralian opera at Her
Majesty 1,hcntre. Speaking; OF one dGbutnnt,
he Saturday l1cpfc,c says: 't 1t wouid be inter-
sting to know who taught Signor Quintilli-
1eoui to sing, and why"
Schumanns only opera. "Genoveva," which
IN it's first production was comparatively uusuG-
'cssful, seems tn bc ut length taking the place
{ deserves In Germany. 1t has just been per
nr1ncd for the first time ut Frunkfort-on- the
tuiu and enthusiastically received by the pub
&c. The 1flcntEHm thinks that it would be sue |
,essful If produced In London.
The first chamber concert Of the Cincinnati
..sical C,llcxe WAS given last Thursday even
ng with the following program: HAy1us ql1:.r-
It IN !. minor; Goltlnark's suite, op; II; BEG
ri ia u,nt1t. I'M rs fulDys: F. tirst