, 1880-05-16

Mr.. Liebling has issued the programs Of III
"Muscal Evenings" given BY bis p1piis. in vcr c
handsome book form. It announccs that = =
time and until Aug he viii be- epsared atef W Mn1e M
G. T. Roots "Normal," at jamestown. n. = AKA
On Friday evening next benefit will be give,
6y the 3lcadclssohn Club Of Hyde Park to III Ms (;
tnicnt y e1sdsray 1uae aady whose musea
piece to be performed Is ''Tho Flower Queen
M Mss - Corneil will M ,tp apPear as the Rose and liz
Mrs. William H. Sherwood, OF Boston. tho vel,
Known piunist, has been engaged for fho Nor
NAL course Of the Hershey School Of Mneino ror
this summer. Mrs. Sherwood will shortly m
band in which they will play nmmber rer r. nus 4s
portant works for TWO pianos. 1'@A
A concert will be given nt the Centennial Ran.
tist Church, corner Of Lincoln and Jucksdu
thosc who will appear are Mrs Darlington. s Wsss
Wallace, Miss Pauline Rommoiss. Nrs fJu,,o
DR.. Barnes, Mr.. +. F. Stone, Mr.. ". II. Westieyy''
and Mr.. Charles s. Lee. The program Ia q non.
uiar one. ]of
Signor Farinis testimonial concert will tose
piace ut tho Central Musio-Hall on The eth tnsf
upon which occasion he will be insisted by Nine
selika, the colorcd vocalist Mrs. Lands MI Mrs
Cornell and Miss Schroeder, conronna.' N Mrs %
Scranton and Mrs. Sicklcs, altos; Messrs. Hil,on
and ad.;a aeeth tenors NJ Bunker basso; Miss
chestra.
| 4 series of popular concerts upon a lar1e scale
has been projected to take place in the Eynosi
ton Building on the e1th, :sth, and :9th inst.
The talent secured Is Levy, the coruet- nIavar
Licbltne, the pianist, and two Of bis pupils Il iss
| Grlcie Storrs and Miss Adele Geiser. the he
9aaset aaa Mss MhssssnE Sa
| 20: Mrs. Jessie Bartlett Davis, contralto: Mr
knorr, tenor: Mr.; McWade, baritone; Mr. Noble
| Quartots. ~'
The Amateur Musical Club held Its regular
| meeting Wednesday afternoon last, and was nf-
tended BY Il the argest tas audience Of the season.
leaving little to be desired in performanco nof
making claim beyond the amateur On this
oeeasion the GLIB was & ass1sted By Mrs Fuller,
much to the interest Of tho program. The Com-
mitteo on Management for the next term of ft,tr
| weeks will be the Misses Parsons and Harmon,
Morton, retiring with this performance. Their
work has been noticeable for its uniform uond
taste and Judgment.
Miss Julie L. Moran, the contra1to OF Christ
Church, will sail for Europe about the ist Of
June, where she will pursue her pusical studies
She will be- succeeded in the Christ Church
e!t choir by Miss. Miss Emma Baker. late OF Unity
services, as bass soloist, OF Mr.. William Vivian
Kent, new conner to this city, and gentleman
addition 70 the above, Miss Ellie Cooke, soprano.
Quartet A. he fa;Se a; Scr! SERVES g gsn ths
aria; g Savior. hear me-" with violin obhgato
by Mr.. Hastreiter.
q IT Ths following YES the program Of the SIXTY
%ip?T' ep i; ,, @ FasSe IN D. eP' S, Sulmapt M
By Mr r.; 4 =! F. Mgcarrell; song Embarrassment"
vien G ~ il 81 at nlsf Fied s
he"ffs r hasna 9y ss Ma + %
Aggie kearsley; pianoforte, 4, "Slumber Song"
op. IA. Schumann, b, Fugue 10 G minor, op 5,
reeitatye and ariu, awake! ia saturnia'" If ot Haen:
DEL BY Miss May Phoenix; pianoforte, 'Alie-
gro."t e Mo sshgmaan' a y MS Hattie 5;
Be1lini. by Miss Fidella Densmore; pinnoforte. |
a., Prelude and Fngue in minor, Bach, b,
- Vu1se-C Caprice" op. 81, Xayer Schdrwenka bv
Miss Eva Mayors.
THE EMMA ABBOTT SEASON.
The Philadelphia Press Of the 18th says: "Em-
ma Abbott and her English opera company
closed their second season yesterday with al
afternooa performance at the Academy Of
Music. Miss Abbott appeared In scenes from
two Of the the operas which she may be said to have
which she introduced to the American public,
and Councils Romeo and juliet in which she
l has been the first to make popular success.
was sung by Miss Abbott and Mr.. Castle WITH
such effect as to be loudly rcdemanded, follow
ing n It VIII the @ @parfing and the potion scenes
rose upon The Chimes Of Normandy,' with Mrs.
Segain: al nifs p.s Stone, and Messrs: Castle.
The perform@ance @ " was % peaetit a1'|a for pasI H.
Morrissey, Miss Abbott's manager q mum.
Der of whose friends from New York were
1nines, Jr., had bought one OF the boxes for tho
Dr. ni 10 5ohn D. Ioynsena the New York lawyer
ltfvc performance by the company since the
,pening of the season in New York last autumn.
chey have played IN all the principal cities and
owns nnVHrrinF Qrd M $hnwI |
perntic organization, and very few dramatic
tars, have made so much money this year. Miss ;
bout S47,000 and she has earned it well by her | ;
arnestness and carefnlncss and her knowledge
!, what 3at the great public wants. Considering
cr success has been really phenomenal and the
ttenti3n It has attracted IS shown by the num-
ext season Miss Ab6"t vii opeS a'fnoe at noeths Ics
heatre he New York. in September, and promises
MUSICAL NOTES.
Rcmenyi created tremendous Juror with his +
val
The Carlotta Patti concert troupe, whose {
ouoies N thls country were never ending, have |
sbanded in Australia. !
tended with SO much success that after a few :
the prices Of admission were | 1
Used without the audiences diminishing In
zc. ~
eeds festival in England will be Amercnn;'
rs. Osgool having been selected to assist Albnni
the chief soprano music
4 cable dispatch from London states that Mr.. 4
e Itc1ia Iye the IN manager Of the Covent Gar
my TO New fork next year. :,
Verdi's new composition, "Pater Noster," and i
y 9rds taken m from Dante, has been performed at s.
scalu Theatre Milan, with great success. The Il
mposcr himself conducting. 4
The famOus confraltn Mro c,.r+,n r.t.. II