New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-11
AiIISICAL NOTES.

| Remenyi has been giving concerts Ill CANADA
A musical festival will be given at Cleve-
land May IL and IS.
Frederick Clay's princess Toto" has been
revived in Philadelphia.
Miss Emma Abbott and her opera company
arc in Baltimore this week.
The Arion Society will give concert this
evening at their hall IN st. Marks Place.
Nine. Julia RivG-King has been giving re-
citals recently in Boston and Providence.
Mr.. Lasar will become chOirmaster and or
ganist OF the Tabernacle Church the LIST of May.
The Boston Ideal Pinafore Company " was
singing last week in the part Of this State.
The popular concerts in London have Just
come Of age, having completed their twentyrst year.
Berliozs DamnatiOn de Faust" is to be
given in London in May, under the direction Of Mr..
Charles Halle
Bizet's " Carmen" was performed for the
Arst time Berlin March IL, aud met with favor
The annual concert of the Bank Clerks
Musical Association will take place atSteiuway Hall on
Tuesday evening.
"The Pirates of Penzance'' is to be sung
in Providence next week with the company that per
formed at the Fifth Avenue Theatre
There is hardly programme now at either
the Chaelet or the Cirque olivier concerts which does
not contain some number by Berioz.
0ffenbach is writing an opera-comique for
pagnons." Mme Max Simon viii have the title role,
and the opera viii be produced about September /.
The success of the MendelssOhn Quntette
Club Chicago great that they induced to
change their plans and return there to give an extra
concert.
1.-THE Pirates of Penzance" is to be with
drawn at the Broad Street Theatre Philadelphia at the
end Of this week, and Pinafore," with suvans own
orehes'ration, substituted.
Franz Won Suppe's comic opera, "BoccacciO"
was given for the first time this country Ut the Chest
nut Street Theatre in Philadelphia, on Monday evening
last. aud met with instant and emphatic success
Mr.. Maurice Grau's French Opera Company
sang Albany Brooklyn and this city last week. This
week 1t will be In Philadelphia when THE Position Of
OOufes.
The choir Of the Westminster Presbyterian
Church. Brooklyn. under the direction OF Mr. s. Lasar,
will give Henry smarts service at tho Tabernacle
Baptist Church. second-ave, In this city. tomorrow
evening.
Mr.. Franz Rummel will give five piano Reel
tails at seinway Hail. on the afternoons Of April o.
"a, 81, 20, and May 1. The programmes which
ranged with great si contain about 1ity pieces drawn
del TO Lszt and Rubinstein.
Sydney ROsenfeld's version Of "Der See
kndet to DO brought out at the Broad Street Tnea
tre Philadelphia on the Goth inst II s entitled Tho
Very Merry Mariner" "The Royal MILDLY" Mr..
Days version OF the same piece. will be given at the
Walnut Street Theatre early IN May.
Nine. Albani, Nine. Trebelli and Mr.. Mas
are engaged for the Leeds Musical Festival The Sec
rotary Of the Festival Committee states that engage
ment was ever offered TO Nine Marie R0ze-Mapleson.
though the papers both IN England and this country
stated that she was to sing at the Festival.
Beethoven's "Choral SYMPHONY" has been
performed at Florence by the orchestral society OF
city. under the direction OF signor sbOlc The Pas
tOra Symphony recently performed twice in the
same day in Paris, once in concert at the Cirque
driver by NJ PasdeCups orchestra, the second time at
o Conservative concert.
Mir. Gye's prospectus for the forthcoming
season at Garden does not promise much in the
way of novelties Gounod's Mireile," HerOlds PRO
Aux Cercs" and Paladihes Suzanne being the only
three mentioned, and probably more than two OF
these will be given Tho chief artists are Patti Abani
VaerIa and Sehaehi, Gayarre NcOini, Mar1nl, Graz.
iani. Maure, Lassalle, and Cotogni.
A guarantee fund Of $3O,75 has been sub
scrIbed for the coming May Festival in Cincinnati Not
only Is It extremely improbable that any call will be
made upon the subscribers, but everything indicates
that the receipts will be greater than the expresses The
orchestra for the festival VIII be very large the strings
alone numbering over 100 men, The editor OF the pro-
gramme-b0ok this year viii DO Mr.. Lawrence Maxwell.
Tho Cincinnati Commercial says, apropOs Of
Theodore ThOmass last symphony concert at the Music
Halls Mr. Thomas has always been a favorite in Cncn-
nat and his departure Is greatly regretted but we
hope 10 see him Of future bay Festivals, snd should he
organize an orchestra for travel hoDefo ayeary