, 1880-03-28

e eantnta Don Mun!o," By Dudley Rro,. :,
erand hapitls, Mich, on the 10Th inst. DaeA' ut
Nine. julia Rive King played at tbe ,,.+
t pnoy -; eonGert OF the Peabody Institute OrcSsa
s.ctnl cari KoS.'S l'; English opera company t. ;,
stated vii! be brought to this coilnt:1,,, II g
scuson by Mr.. Havcrly. "AoS next
Tho Amateur Musical Club vii, bo,a ;..
meeting on Wednesday afternoon nnv+ ts 81 next
state street, on which OCCASION the C,h ~. o. "a:
nSsf1eG 'it: y A!ster Micanel Banner. the hos oe
| The Saturday Erenf1y Herald sars. .,,,.
Grace Il. li;ltZ. who went East recentfv h, asss
Guided to remain III Boston for some t;r,o con,
pursue her musical studies under fhe ae di1s. and
Of Dir. Oseood and Madame Rudcrsdort" eeuoa
| Mr. Edgar H. Sherwood, IN old Kocha...u
n3a5et 13n5ieta9, & %no ms attained great celebrity @
dence III Ch!c'go. and is deyoting himse1f l =
| teaching. The Chicago Music Comnsns0 to
Just published two Of his later WORK. tss nas
Souvenir do Montmorency" and a new no,!le tae
"Espcranza," which are excellent po'Aa
| Miss Amy Fay hns returned from a veru.,.
cessful tour with the ThursOy concert con,su suc-
with which she h,as been travelling. and ~,
achieved ahrillantsucccss throughout tia cias aas
Of the Northwest and West. Miss Fay has s'des des
tcrmtncd to locate permanently In Cb]capn vs.
hns taken Room 20 in the Central Nusc. Han aa9
Block, where she will receive pupils, and nrosa
cute her musical work. sAooo'
The arrangements for the comp}fuept.rvooz
cert rendered to Slr. Nathan tyc, the yetees1 svr
music-tencher, are making good proere.s e1FSn T
concert will take place Mt the Central W,,aao
Hall on the 10Th Of April, and Mrs. Stncy .Iac Wss
Farwcll, Mrs: Johnson, Mr.. Colin. and tie Hars
monia and D!aney Quertcts have already been beer
secured. 1t is also probable that there viii ~
some instrumental solos. "
The nth of Mr.. Eddy's organ recita1z rus
given Yesterday noon with the following nrr ~
gram: Prelude and fugue in minor, By bacb:
;AEdante 1aishH in 4, BY Smart, Fantasie n
Mcrkcl: 'Chnr:i Theme" composed " ThtIs ~
contemplating Mount Shasta), and the .H,ngass MUS
rian ria nyinn'" y Remenyi; Sonata in minor,
"Conso]ation in e, by Liszr; and the Scher1o,
and Finale Of Bucks fiat Sonata. ''s1Ao
London papers Of recent date announce con.
cert of tho Bach Choir at st. Ja:ncs' Hall afying
the followil's MINES US principal yocalists: ytrs,
essrs shasespeaPe and i Hensche! % Reyys, and I'd
bert Hull concert is also announced which Names
Misses Lillian Dniley and Hope Glenn as among
the soloists: American singers seem to be in d..
nland in England Nine. Jennie Liud-Goid-
schmidt has tAken great interest in Miss
Glenn, our Chicago contralto, and has offered to
give her lessons
The Milwaukee Sentinel Of March 20 notices
the playing of Miss Bertha Durse, of this ctr.
before in very omplimeutary terms Her MN.
bers were Rcineckc's Ballade in 4 fiat, an Etlde
by Scnrlatti, Schumanl's Bird Us Prophet, and
Chhpin's E minor waltz The Sentinel sayg:
Miss Hurge possesses finished technla1,e-
facility of execution md n sympathetic touch
together with intelligence and refinement She
played Chopin with Il great deal OF expression,
Rcjneckc Ballade. with which she achieved a de-
core"
THE POPULARITY or "cARMES."
one Of those who nre willing to declare that Miss
Minnie Huuck is the most correct vocalist under
the sun, have many times already alluded to
the fact that it is to her alone Is due the ex1aoE
4 few statistics recently promulgated br the
Paris publishers of .'Cnrlnen" of performances
given SINCE the production OF the work at the
At first, and with the east Of its production,
j" Carmen - completely failed, md, indeed, It
was not given In Fr71nce moro than tvEcnty-three
times during the first three years, about twelve
times in Austria, and thirty times in Belgium.
Since 1871, however, when Miss Minnie Hauck
made her first appearance In the opera at Bgus-
sells, It has been given In every country 5lD times
tained the character since the first production Of
the opera, Miss Huuck heads the list with 10
performance Next IN order comes Mime; Enme,
in Vienna, with IS pcrfornnnees: Nine. DertE1s,
Mile. Clarn Louise Kellogg, 2S; Nine: CALI
Marie in Paris =; Nine. Trcbelli. in London, =;
Nine Dolaro. II; Mile. Anna Delocca. ~ times;
while Nine. Marie Rozc and, it is said. Mile. Am
bre have also appeared N it; Carmen" h. hss
been translated into nearly nl European lan-
guagcs md performed in all countries. with the
exception of the native country Of the gypsy
girl, Spain, where Miss Minnie Hauck has, am
told, been engaged to play the role Of carmenta
January, 1881.
NEW Music.
Boston: Oliver Ditson t. Co. Chicago: Lyon
s. Hcaly-'' Song of the Birds BY u. F. Huse
:. GiTue EHntnSti0uc.'' by ID, hQtc Simmons
81 staccato Etude," By Carl Hause; PRINCE In
perial Galop." By W. r. Sudds: "Can't St4
Galop,'' by Charles D'Alhert, Z Life is d dream
Waltz, F zkoa: .Bon9s n N,,tt" caprisss s &
:" Heavens Chorister," by Giro Pinsuti; Olivia,
by Cotsford Dick- $ What Care Who Cares for
Me- by Alice Hawthorne; and London
Bridge" by ]. T.. Mal1oy.
New YoEk: william 4 Pond Co; GhcaKo; es;S:
de concert, and 'tSouycnir dc Nontnorenci:"
,nnzurka elegante; by Edgar 7: shery1oa; Woa
wood; 'Fruehlings Veilchen," for PIANO, BY L.
n. Loewstchl; "The Ocean Voyage, galop
bri1lunte, by Carlo Mora; and Parade March"
by Eugene Bischof.