, 1880-11-07

ou1&ou aes'steo Will 'oeai se1ecoo''
Club occurred on Wednesday after NUN last. 1t
was IN every respect great SUCCESS. socially as
sS y R .s ea
gat,izstion. which has now commenced its fourth
srusnn. The Misses Ba:c1nan and StUrrs and |
Messrs. Clark aud Lutken assisted, adding |
greatly 10 Inc interest ot tne oceas'on
Mr.. Eddy resumed his organ rccitals yester- |
day nuon at the Central Muslc- Hall. playing the
Canon In = dat, op. 81 No. Z: Bucks Concert
Variations in the s:Star spanged Banner"
Me5kes ID msof MhaR
Concer1.' on. q. He wns ussisted BY Mr. Car.
Troll who played Max Bruch's violin concerto,
lar4hetto. op. iJs. ~'@~
~, ,r.,,.~a.r a,,an,,, +,a III, +,a a'Ma,da,a.
a1 ,It ~ r a.. ~ .,.c 1h4r i,rst rnn,inn
sohn Iluo VI ttsus ann s'te ,t se s;s+ ~ e ~ .ha
Club take pnrt ia the program, including Miss
(;.rtrude Cornell. the talented young suprnno,
who is being educated in mnsic by the Club.
M Lewis ND 1ss lnserso nre Re. & pay The
Bro1hers. Mr Runt is also to brlug bis choir
down for this OCCASION and they are to contrib
se 1a tS as T
is one OF the ATTRACTIONS ut tue First baptist
Church OF this city.
The program for the Feg;ltar concert '; at
Brands Hall ,hls afternoon includes tne to!!ow
htse: overture TO- to, ~ cMlmpa, oy herota; ~.
IS Occnna Waltz. ny Champley' conce:;o TOT
r: e. ~ :: i3.t,,H ~; hv ;ns.,.1:r. ~ 49, rorrart,
iEsoSy ,ssrfer,n, v H.
H.in,eninhl: andante for striI:y Instruments hy
Tschaikuwsky; overture to Kienzi." by Wng-
rer: I;gypti,in March, by Strauss; and 'Storm
Gslop" by keier- Bella On the 10Th of n Nexem- II,
fIeb!inu will aupeur.
,,:yT n....., - .s,. o,+,, hos 1,a+
Mr- " .. Is. Mnttne"s. ni ,nts ctts. nas & 1o5t
+ finished work gu t1'uslc called " HOW 70 onueE-
stand Must" Il is very schoI:sty wurk n<,na IN
n1sa Snd SEEKS eek a''' to explain % Ine reiauons be-
tween music and teeltug.' anu 10 lsnprcss
me pnpA win csar cohscloaaheSs .ua " stndv u
Ut tho essence or mus ratner tna ~ n,us'G ~
its interpretation. Not the least interesting a5
et ' SHaE %Sich are are e adrsbs
and d'gested Inc book IS wr'tts N t eaG 1a1 ~ W.,
tar form OF object lessons, sno 's creo't u 'n7
| compii,nentury to the Feculty and students OF
the ',I; Gueago Female College en ne l5th: II :
Gsv-Scn.,ol Chapei, The program viii include
Hacts E,,r,,.. in 1; minor; Merkel's Fantasia In
| Ini1nr. a., i,nnnt's :. March and Fugue Re-
.,., n, =. .'t nn.,n,ar salt.ctions by various
| n.smnos.rs Mr. Hnycns viii bu ussis,ed By yo-
e4ls,s from he seauoest c4ao IN Tnose s sa,,a num-
,;an hv Mr' Il. L. C1evcland; a trio :. will
1--we 1--we the i"rd." from Eli BY Mrs Havens,
MISS o4u'sae M S,.;r,nr I,s leslie The ,,ass
r. noE ,eton u hv NJ = S Eyurts. d,,ubie quartet
/ t...& IF and
~ nasss ns WAL "'n~ p0'' '~'N. -
rr.x,s rpv c.SrArA
e.,,-,.- - -. 4 r,h,,r snI,iv.n.s new can
speakng ot rr: stau. ~ a..t;o,h vhict, wa5 prc-
dueed Ut The recent Leeds Festival the London
| Times says in Al!usion to the principal cnarne-
ter: Ihat such types as AeFar F'r 20 ~ ,r,narc
spsrcd Mr suaisAn WIN 'nuce ts nr,ae alj that
pns.Wn 20 ~. .n,.r. s,.nat.i.lv tlrl,natic part
IF his Insk Is. Indeed. very inferior to the
rnai1,jer IT hls work The modern drMnlna pei
mt,sitm laws the greatest stress on tns dialo2
carried on either 10 EeSiatise' ir.,;,e oe a.
duet proper Mr. Sulllsans @ recl'a.ne ~ - - ~, -,
ways VI the most conveutaoua ~ - p,,,ast.r;nvIx
nr,nonneeti to he the least satisfactory spcci
men Of bis 'workmnnshp It is tho converse
tntween Nuroar,tu and her father GlutaS, like
most musical fathers and lke az n95ea .'.s.
priests, helthen or ChriStant q oass sMt. n.ukt n
The duet proper ls preceaea ,-od rhE'hm
otehes1fnl lut'nuucuua " soara nna accrn,
WHICH, aivht III n.1orini illustration OF tn,
s..n,oa ~ rha hioh priest till. to ones
u1mnst sunrise. it aupears again as the 1uusca
| eullfvalcut of MarDarstu eesrutc appeal t. hel
celestial bridegroom gnid , croWneu;, Ness ,se.
has dramatic propraety 1eem .;i .,,uer r. +
prettiness In more unulsgulseo ln"'..v. a, - :.
pleasant fo tnrn lr'n seu.,ams .an,e n,,"rm;nt
praise- anu pont uut we I'LL .,,d,,'1,raiis
ne.esses Almost every single number, End
s1ch the pieces should be considered, contain
! | olavcr incidents and the Instrumentation Il
: more than one place may be called mastery
G - Sir. sullivans new cantn1n. althnug
t very unequal In execution. is undoubtedly th
e work Of skiilfui and highly gifted musician.
= aos1CAL NOTES. =.
: Mrs. Segu:n will Eejoin the Abbott opera
:, | troupe at Nashville on the 9Th.
T. pr,hns has recentlv completed his third o,
o.nn.i's nhnnv n" an3 mann fortn trtn
chesttal os1np"o"5 "No " F'N''o
Anton Rubinstein has written new syn
IT pT pR4ny, TI1',sc Wn'en AZ S'oA@' ~ "
). OF he'ps'c'
:. Waltz for -Four violoncelos, ny ~; IL Ft1 't
N enhagen, has been performed frequently OF ia'
ID with marked success In Moscow.
a. Ara recent meeting in Cote saint-Andre. til
ls ,ir1sn1noe ~ H"crnr isprlvz it was decided
y a. eranf - monument to the composer.
rs -.. c.u,. r. .,,o,,,a
Il ,,, - - 13'..1, ~, romonr T.mnie nnston. No,
- 70 -, ;shM g1 Ennr.ve Hnnschrf "a AcUhistO.
% | WV. 49,. .~,.a - t,,a ~,
n Miss Griswold, who tnok prize aI 1ne %.
T. servatory in Paris. Is the niece ~ n'e1 nMft M
. '9 She has been engaged pS Inc dsano opefa
u 81 Paris.
e wasner's "11aiserrnarsch = is said to have eli
;+ot fhn yrcafst apuut1sc at the CONCERTS rccen
Vi neu ; ,S =; H""i,,rg Under the auspices of II
!, h.osoiisrhaff M
IL IL 4'"c"ecse''e"aA"
~ It is asserted by foreign correspondents IN