, 1880-04-04

wich will be glad to learn that she will re
turn soon and give a cantata."
The Mendelsso}in Club Of Hyde Park will
give It's last CONCERT OF the season at Fioud'
Lay La on Monday, evening, the 18th inst, upos
soss tns T pSsns9 at9 Ms9es
been assigned to Miss Root. soprano; Mis-
| Gertrude Cornell, soprano; Miss Wilson. con
traito; Mr.. Frank Root tenor; aud Mr. Fair
man, bass; pianist, Miss Jessie +. Root, as
Miss Hibbard. ~
The testimonial concert to afr. Nathan
| Dye, tle; veteran nlusic-teacher, will TAXI
place at the Central Music-Hall on the 18TH
| inst. and tile sale of seats will begin or
| Thursday next at Root Il Sons music store.
Ihe following singers have volunteered thei,
Farw Mr M q caEa d5!G u St2eX Y, w. T. ! IA A.
IN, Mr. jules G. Lunlbard. the Harmonic
| Quartet, and Dianey Quartet. hr. F. T..
Baird will he the accompanist.
The program for the Turner Hall concert
this afternoon will include the following
numbers; y Army Alarch,'n by Grnner; over.
tnFe to wa,nsn a't1 SsaDsr H. 1y supps lion:
trio for flute, oboe, and c!ariunet, by Hannl
overture to Tile North Star," By Meyerbeer ;;
might Song" for string orchestra, by
Voigtt; fantastic from '.The Sicilian Yes
pers,,". by Balatka; sel,onka Comic Pol
Gilbert; "Goldregen Galop," by Hermann.
For the great musical festival of the San
gerbund, 10 be held in Chicago In June, 1881,
the following choral works nave thus fur
been selected: For male chorus, 1.-The Won
dIous Fountaain::'' Abt; '4Thc Consecrat!on
"saiamis," ttiumpl,al HYMN Of the ( Greeks
after Tie naval victory at SaIamis: PRAYER
I3efore ti,c i3attle," M5hring: Xii Alone"
Era1n; THE Death Of Drusas," dramatic
chorus and orchestra. Far mixpd choruS S', sn
FAR, oulv thr Ninih Svmnhonv ~ En ett,nvnr
has been IefinitIy selected. krnrL's "l,lvs-
srus'' and tie first act oY !" f,uhenrrin ) are
also proposed.
Mr. :. Glll,s ; new new opera, words by Mrs. Kirk
land, "The Rival Cantineers," will be prtt-
1uceu az liavtrIy,s Theatre on the 18Th INST
!, ths lo,,oMi's NF VII pe Ing east; MaT1,sts t@
DOrgny, Mr; Il. Hart; ". Prtmrosc, NJ.
Valentino ATr' + Drviin. T,,1h Dpftt7, Mr
Z. .Marston; Vl,tce7tt, Mr. j. McDonough;
SMlpiicc, MIR. II. B. Smith; Theodore, Mr.. g.
Wilson; Louise Countless D'O,ru,ly. Miss
Jessie Bartlett; Pntricc, Mrs. Ln,is Falk;
Catherine, Mrs. McDnnousI1; Elise. Lucy
Ellis. Mr. Louis Fafk will be musical director.
The dramatic production is in the hands
of Mr. Harry Pearson There will ha a
thornS of fftv voicps
~.
l6 S7fF1aItl hAIlnfFCllDF VIII G1Ve Nlf.
Balatka u benefit concert Tuesday, April u,
at Central Music-Hall. 1t will be welcome
news ff, 1he n,,,si,.ni nn,t;r thar m nntira
s,,unhonT viii hn -, ~ ~ fhn ~rorra,n t,,o
srnn,a1 fas,. uo ea ,t,;ot, @nv VII n o
Hae."t fas s1 r..aanseS ~ "cn nn. wv ~ "S W.
iows: oTSn,pno''y III y nae mayor Dy nehll-
Deeth0yeA'S grand Septuor, executed by all
the strings; ''CaIm Sea and Happy Voyage"
male chvrns BY Fischer: An Angel CAME
cnnrano md mo1a chnrns from .s;ronu.
hsr.ary. Tn,rth froI, ~ 11a;;,r;o,, MnH
nuhset iuu1tn AlAlc " l1e11! EN i1on-
hlahns celebrated new opera, ArWln
anu last. but not least, grand hnale from
- Rlenxi" for SOLOS. tul! chorus. and 0rcheS-