, 1880-03-07

ton 10 the performance OF Frftzh0f," there
will be the competitive singing between the
Arions aud the Apollos, which will develop the
fine points Of both Clubs, and add an element OF
novelty and excitement which Is seldom intro
duced in the concerts Ct our local societies A
full attendance is particularly requested OF MI
the members Of the Apollo Club tomorrow
evening.
THE nENESr1 CONCERTS
under the management of Mr. George B. Car
penter, will take place: at Ccntral Music-H Hall
Friday evening and Saturday afternoon and
evening, March ]: and 13.
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
The Tesceltus sisters, yocalists, formerly of
this city, are singing in South Africa, and meet
ing with great success.
The Beethoven society's concert has been
postponed to March g, owing to tho difficulty in
getting orchestral players this week
Miss Amy Fay, Of this city, is credited by the
St. Paul papers with having made handsome
success at The Thursby concert In that city q
fcw evenings ago.
On Thursday evening, March II, a concert ri II
be given at Washington Hights scbool-house,
FIR Tie benefit OF Bethany Union Church, by the
st. Andrews Episcopal Church Choir, assisted
~ C. c. Leder and others.
a new South-Side musical society will be Or
canizctl on THURSDAY evening next, at O'Clock,
under the direction Of Pruf. F. L. Robertshaw:
md reEear$als will be held at the Christian
Church. Oakland boulevard.
Prof. Z. S. Mctcalf lectured last Wednesday
afternoon, at Bauers piano- rooms, on - The
Standard Of Tone in the Song World" His SUBJ
jcct next Wednesday afternoon will be 1.-The
Golden Pillars Of the At-Temple."
The fourth Of the series Of chamber-concerts
at Hershey HILL will be given this noon, with the
following program: Sonata In r, op. -, No. !,
Beethoven. Ncssrs. Eddy and Lewis: aria, "Qui
Il Vocc," by. Miss Fidelia Densmore: and first
Iria in D minor. op: q. by BArgiel by Aessrs.
Eddy. Lewis, and E1chheiul.
The Alice Oates troupe will appear at Hoo1cy''s
this .Feck in Aneliciscd opera bt'ut1e. Girohe-
Girota cn1 vii viii M te tven on Monday and Tuefday
Parfa1neuse OH Wednesday and Thursday
evenings and Saturday afternoon; and :" The
Little Duke on Friday and Saturday evenings.
~Messrs- BalatlSa, H5chster, and Uhlich, the
Chfca9o Sangetfcst Agitation Committee. will
arrive in this city tomorrow night, and will i'm
mediatc]y proceedto the business intrusted to
them namely: the influencing Of the St Louis
s1ngerfcst, in May, 1ssl.''
The attendance at Haverly's showed a slight
7a falling Of at the close of the week; 1.-The
1'irates' is work depending so much upon a
lifting musical aud DRAMATIC rendering to bring
out is humor that it suffers in production at the
troupe; - that people are h:,r'lly to be blamed
Tor deciding to wait for q more liberal repre-
seuta11on Of the piece.
Mr.. Adolph Roscnbecker. the well-known con-
dt'tt duct"t Of IT,. the Chsago 0rchestra. will have
dcrrd hin, l,y his men. md will also be assisted
py Hans Bnlntka and DR.. Fuchs, who will con-
extraordinarily interesting one, and the OCCASION
will not only he q pleasant one musicaIly, but q
very handsome compliment to an excellent con-
CINCINNATI MUSICAL FESTIVAL
The Fourth Cincinnati Biennial Musical Festl-
val will be held May IL. u. 20, and r. 1850
Theodore Thomas Notwithstanding the recent
tTI}1t}rS} Will the mflGfeH1 1itnrfnrShfr ha
orchestra will have lj0 performers, and the cho-
rus be composed Of over 600 singers The pro-
grains OF the evening concerts are rs follows:
FIRST NIGHT.
Cantata-" Elm feste Burg Bach
IA ,!Adap.ed 5or Geriornanee y Theodore Thomas5
Gam,ania Gr &nn a r. 'isa ~ ss11s
Symphony major tJupter). Mozart
tAdapted 1or performance ~ Robert flanz9 'e'
Mis- A""tf Louise c,1R i; III FRI Harp<y Mr. Ayron
2!S% e s 1s:SssSse
Ea;s : hsas|s:s IL T.; dsss 95s<k IT, Whitney
symphony-D minor. op. Ii. .schumann
THIRD NIGHT.
Overture ~ The Watercarrier
= Mi;; 1naie I;ai:iii''''' Iori:f Gs1T.
faa Fo~sxi q 81
s,~a- M !SseTsa oPeis in one asi1 ;.aa''os's'n
r.. Whitntu-Chor1Is Orchxftr1 Groar S
Po11Hru s1cur
scan.. r-orr I, ,onrTa,Io~,s C.,a
Frize compostt3on5 0*onu
1ffss Annie B. Norton, NJ. Frfd Hayrtu Mr. r. F.
Overture XIX Iear on. o'pa"' otae4d Rer,,o,
- Die G0tte-dGmmerun9." Act Third Wagner
scene 1.-The Rhiue Daughters: Sieefr1ed.
Scene !l;:-eieEfE1eq; anKen; Guniher; War1tors-
S;r Tx tSt 80 AntS q; 2Fto' Mt11 Emnd
s<n NJ Hn1na IT 1rhifnc,, and atf<r: - E. f''opa
Zadek, the Fr1est Coronation Anthem. Handel
o.,o ,,,.+t.Ea Gann Urehsstra, Eli Gnd GrgaH;
.f4ar1c1ne - woIoo.a 10 1T nnG Pln.s =" ~
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f 1870, 4a2 ~ ~. ."at -. ~ ,S taH i 1.
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MUSICAL NOTES
Baroness Hirsch recently gave Adelina Patti
to;,2 1ranes teaoo' 1or singing one song at Rer
o"'ee'
The Duke Of Saxe-M MeinfnGcn has appointed
Dr. Hans von Brllow - Inteudcnt,'' or Chief d.
rector, OF the Ducal orchestra at MeiuiuReu,
.x... - -.1
=. 1ne EMMa Appo1L conpau! iecenuy gave
~ u. ~ % Xreans. nar tne H[se a.n'e IN IN
tt!s coun1I! m EhRHsn. zNina oeGuan @ was @ toe
w. - 49,,
d,,n Hae >nndo oi1IcsT snonc;oi fuii,;,,a h1 tfa
~ iense fn1s 1or nrer t,rn 1reeks-
ihe f09 m t.rf, ncusions rtnetrut,nr fn the info
r,or nf tha urorn. hn,sn ana f41i,nr II a. onIc n
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