, 1880-05-02
A Plea to the Chicago Public for
q Young Viol1nist'
Interesting Rumor About Theodore
Thomas and German Opera.

for the piano by herself, and Saint-Sacns' Seeost
Concerto In g minor, op. r.; N. Fischer tht
"Conscrtante - of Brng:,. his own '' Au bord d,l
Russe " aud "Caprlco Espagnoi." and ser'als
Il Fantasio Brlllante.' Mile. Ltta will sing M
aria from " Lucia and Benedict's Carnival ot
Venice; Miss sher.in. a "prayer" by !" Pa
cini and thn vane Vanc," from 1t Robert IL
Dtable"; Mr. Comfy, an aria from "The Magic
Flute; and Mr, Fritsch. "Sicgmund's Love
| Song" Two Or three concerted numbers will
close this notable program.
| THE THunspY- OLE BULL COMPANY.
| which WIS organized to give n brief series Of
| grand concerts in u few OF the largest Eastern
| cities only, has, by Mr. Carpenters enterprise
| been secured for an appearance in Chicago.
! Mr. Carpenters intention is to present togcther
| and at one time the leading and most popular
! vocal and Instrumental artists now available in
this country. Since the Nilsson season hnrdly a
single concert combination has been formed In
which there have been so many prominent artists,
old friends and favorts like Thursby, Drigpoli,
and Ole Bull being associated with new attrac-
tons like Mme. Chattcrton~ Dorher the ccie-
brated harpist, Miss Anna Book, the pianist, who
bus been SO cordially received at the Thomas
philharmonic Concerts In New York, besides
artists Of the standing Of Fischer, the 'ccllist:
Emily Wynant the contralto. and Others Of
equal note The concerts will undoubtedly be
the most popuar Of the series which Mr. Car
pcnter hus presented during the present season.
und it is evident that he intends, regardless Of
clma1 to bis seasons work. W IL The duties deter
mined on are Friday and Saturday, May II and
time.
TIE APOLLO CLUB
will give its closing CONCERT during the last week
Of May, and will then present its subscribers for
the first time in its history Handet's Creation
Myron Whitney. It has become apparent that
1t Is impossible to accommodate in single con-
cert ~ wno aeslfe @ 70 tue apollo enterfain
last concert when .:.Fri;hjof" was given having
to sbe refused. From present appearances the
for seats fq the oe
the cab have now u Under 3 Confederation e repea-
Gn OF the i1 1t It's ee
M b one te1s Ib
'.creation" has been heard il thls city, and he
extensve Viz Mr Tomns ns con
ductor there can be little doubt that this noble
work will be henrd with a grandeur and finish
that h3a VIII make its tn. among the not
CAM wonrsons AND MASTER n1cnAnn sucH pAssrn.
tn ths tsnf appeal 2 to the people 9t
s19 i ss 5
sams ron San sS.sHsisso coa.sasd 81 that
Int az the " faen 4 a no
Tssnits onx tnteIso4F;s 8ith re youth to sho:
% IN handling a the bow ne "ps' oeeon'e master
In
1 e hms "a e @ a. aLwao hnye nnnrd h and nov
nssf m 10 asE m me ns in aad @ or nne
Jon ID bis lns as vii condace to bis tnf
Ing the position which every one win bo
P5r;Hnd to have nattye-born american assume:
nr ~ ~ ry nave @ 1ae 1e evey asr1uee y IN
been possible for them to give him. They were IN
h Ma here 70 h1png 10 nnye ~ az @
nm nov deternned ~ ~ have u arica e,, aIo
Itr ou1l Children iu music ~4~@''
ent IT enirn M an te r. avenng 70 III oT
day. May 8. at concert Of vocal and Instrumental
Tux e aeide bs tie rercS Mheh tbe u ,nt,tenee Vii
then render his talent and tle duty OF Chicago
+, this by who now proposes 70 make this city his
quito fund can ba raised propose to pnce my Young
friend under The instrucsion and Training Of M aeob
sV w nhs ~ succeSHtAliy ns'Hu the pace 81 nfst
IL nnmrsn mn cnnn tht ~ hi @
knoM me wei! H enough to feel sure that we're not
shia nf y, % 6Ius, ,1 oe. 10 1n1 y % ne
tie Sep I now do. 'o"4" -" 'e's 40. A1'n "AA4ns
The Whole proceeds of the concert after doducttne
merely the necessary expenses. Will 70 towards d
acompsh The nasposs hnre n visM anev The
musical training OF this boy whom she can now mp
pstpFiAte ~ herself und call her own 1proposo
address, r tbe ticre1s n g he TnfnTnad @ ~ "a e ~
unQuaitHt nnd unrestralned pleasure Of the persons
n sis behaf dy & oG a een @ cns tha1 ny enors
spectfuliy, "'' '@e'1 "NA CaKl. WolrsoiiS. oli
fWa u}n11r {pfo~co md oaoor,1 auo~x- ,t-or3 ~
Mr. WGifsnEn.s nni ihneinstic nnnooi ~ thn mu
sical n1hIic IN behnlf ~ this rpru remarknh1a
md nrnn'isina v1,.n1 n,orar Ia ia ;, ind nF
extraordinary talent, and deserves the highest
encouragement and the most generous assist
ancc. He shows every indication Of becoming
great artist. and now is tho time to help him.
We nope his concert at the Mu6lc~Hnl On Thurs
day evening will be crowded.
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
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cessful piano recital the 9Th ut her residence
NO. 195 South Aberdeen street.
r,ha p,,,r,,+, rh,.o, o,,;r With .o,, nv.
side ass;Stanrc vii ,,i,.o cnnrnrt M IN ~
dctniis ~ srhinh rril he r;.os hnsnnrtn' ' 1o' ~
~ " ~ ~
Brainard's 3 Sons, the mnslc-dcalcrs havelcased !
the fOur-st0ry building No. 1W State street Tor |
N'e e"fs' aau afc uo" icnlo'ins tuere'
i" Pinaf6rc" is to be revived In Central Music |
iial! NY Il company under the management Of |
Mr.. Curry, who organizcd the Church Choir PIN |
afore Company, beginning May 81. |
Mr. caoroo pr,,,.r,- f,ruor1,, oe +b,s o,+-
,.ta ~ f..i ,n;, ,o - ,, ~ ts @ ~.
t.nrarx' fnr rhar ~ ,r 2f Hnnrv VIII t;necher'
troupe. Docs this mean an abandonment of
operatic aspiratons5
Mr. Hang p,,,,,,o oro,a +o ,r,,wo,,nco +b,s vce7.
to coiu1n.nne arn., XIII ~ The ,nnsicu1 sn;,.ts
there fnr cn;;ncr,ffin +, 9c % orrnt inrcrfast ~
nn|. , a., a. III tuu etua.t m I u
rf.henrstmo +tn h, '7 r+ - 1loat,nran's W;n,
SymnhnnS WIN VIZ ~ r,aro e. - ,,,,.inions
-1r.', w.. Nv en'e"so
Dir. William II. Sherwood, the Boston pianist,
M snH ihree @ p4notofte fGgtsn M III, ~ u MeIshey
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