, 1880-08-01
MUSIC.
Hcrshey School and Musical Col
lege Normals.
gb;cago Will Open the Emma Abbott
Season.
theodore Thomas Reception
in Europe.
rba New York Music Festival
of 1881.

The NEW 1o'N 'No'~ "a
IF 1881.
oe+fnc Announcements for
lnle1e cs cooe,,
Tic 1o6 3
1smes GIL gave his second song recital
1m..ehar Hail last Monday afternoon. His
q - which was very Interesting one, was
psoslA. ..,,h much spirit aud finish Of detail
xtich re al"ase 1oo&N A~~ >@-0
,,nvtur
S.s William 81. Sherwood gave her fourth
w. .o.,o recital last Thursday afternoon with
Faps -. nro0ram composed OF works by the more
rodern writer's. WIN ZIG o'asto 80 cN. 1on
oasthoyen who WIS represented py his sonata'
- il sharp major. Her first two numbers
y ~. -. pheipbergers '.Toccatina and "Die
lard" r'Ine tnuse 49, -. 50 ~ ma1as ~,
hssutr. Riffs "Aaenfcnen E1aIy 1a4es
s,+4nelg new, We believe. to a Chicago
W. s,s, md WIS certainly work which would
vel bear Maas .1e h,,, ,r,,foe ,rar<. t,r,1v
.,pzoely delicate, ana 1ne Aat Aeotaes ,., '
rafrr-like. The beauty OF Mlssones"o<o Pas-
sus W. rh,s number, and the ethereal charm
1nsw ss' ,an.rtad TO the phrases, will not soon
se forgotten By those who nao tne eooo .oreune
~ hc present. Three OF hendeissonns eonss
Tt,hout Words" received ut her names r1cn-
"ltnoss ~ sa,ortuo nno beaury Of expression which
ness d colo'm1 49, ~ +h..r Fsrecta1,r entoy-
{ew players anpat. ~ ue a,; ,-..a.,.,, :. .c,,,1-
able YES her rendauou o1 eAe If
.t,o Song" which varied somewhat. anu we
aax ~ he hatter. from the generally received
think 1oF tue o'S - ~, Chon,n n,,ynhcrs she WAS
Interpretation. IL eao cAeF ',-.r.s,o ~ w..
1t hrr best the smoo1hness anu e4a aess ~ -. ~
areru,,on being peculiarly adapted to the "f1t-
- ~h;e master. The Schumann "Novel-
e1s 50 'a,, 1un " a1faye1ter a It WAS one Of the
muca ,:tt,arastinc r.ciTals Of the series.
mesl S4, ...t.a hie fourth organ recital last
jsr ~. Iuus sss1srnoon. His tss. number was Gull
9onssaSs sa.te aat ~ r mtnnr. one Of the grandcst
ua3l 2oua'n @ 1,n.,arn French school, It was fol-
xmSs ~ ~ Nv ~ - ad.o;o hy Merkei, and the Bach
oReo Rsss..1ta ~ aM 1,,s GROUPING together repre-
~fassscass,a, ae - 1ha moi..rn French and Ger
sen'ause nseu aaa 1ho orenrest organ writer OF
man SCHOOLS, ann ~ - so.,norr,,n1fies for cum
snE aee. tnu ..s v.et nssna prs1ude and Fu0ue on
psnsoa. t's1' o and Thiele's xreat G Minor
he name u - - e. to "I 1s;eniav MI Eddy's won
GoncesaH1 ss.an1c,,e .,nE ar,istic phrasiu1 at
deEful peoai tecan1que aoo ~
their tsst ..a,,,or ooroert oiyen Friday
II The ioareq a hasn,;9,1 snS = 1ndMnta Cantubne
afternoon ne ia Reaaucus car+ G;ess,,n's 1rio in
tEom Nj. Steaet1c u."1S ~. T,ad Wnrx.vsa :. Her-
minE was plasea. ~ ~ "a 7,ann wss a;so very
ceuse, os III nv, u,1mhers ,rf,re If specinl
hueu aoi.ass - Tes1na1 crunauYa o,rJuer II, the
interest % w -sot1las oss".o'a ore taat.hera in
tacf taat oos9 snese s.atn nnened witt, the
ne school Ing p9s,s.nnn p'9e,1mn and closed With
pna,rs Rnes E9 o. ronderfni Mts "Ghost rrio.' The
voal nemoels st ~e rosi1eat s1,nrant singer from
Thae;,nr " Ta' vho assIsted Mr. Eddy in his
orrsn recita,s ct Whecliu9 q few months ago.
Mc Sheih SANG her numbers with great accept
sh,tr ~ rhe audience displayiug voice OF
supeftor quality and ample range, while her
inieiIigen1 conteption OF the sougs allotted to
her Eaye evidence Of musicianly qualities Of no
commou order.
An unusnaUy interesting series Of programs
Is aanouuced fur this week. Ou Monday even
NJ ( Gns r ;so ro M 4S t fGs a
one Of her charming song recitais, with choice
SELECTION IT Italian and German songs. Mime
Euiue Schiller will play couple Of tute solos,
aud Mr. II. Carence Eddy Will play the &C
ef1n11s.n1 tha Iast ~ he nrcsenr series ar
chamber concerns takes pIacc. on which occasion
Nrs. William H. Sherwood Hti! play the piano
part Of the Rubinstejn Trio in 4 minor. This
will be the only opportunity Of heuring Mrs
IN tat on. s. of Dcelhoyen viii also be per
formed BY Aessrs. l. Ciarenee Eddy, William
ne,n H. T radr ~ Iii eq, h;s tsst a"9su rsetei
HsSa ~ -. nr. LUZ - - sNe w .a1s eat oe1n
aieason VIII deliver Z lecture On The subject OF
20 aock Ar. samuel haszer WILL gave reading
VI ~ eat1st..ansoas r.: se,ctaons. ~ro,,.,,,
v ~ t I!.ua5 a. c4otA ~. q. F. AecallTA WI
e. W H.ii na W! ogaa teCta.. FL a. SnGn PTS
+1as W. Aaa13 "aa aas1s' WILL soos soes44 seaec"
AoS'
Ah- aAA1sIAEoI . AEc1cRE.
=, 1ae students Ut the Chicago Musical College
Is1ened wednesday afternoon to Mr. J. J. Halt
EtaedtS excellent lecture on the history Of
rnr, $3.50: - - - tesit acIrS 4ea.ute " eue
nav cmnierr1 ne oHdia.s.e ,ss+n,as S ,@ sh.rF
but enioyahe cfncerr N;ss Z,,IS E,so5,n.7 nD .es
tonished her friends III. rhe ,-rssar ,n,,r.a.nn,+
thai he had made si;,ce thsS haar1 har 1aet
She pared nn1nna;sa ~ @1h',n;r -, ~, t,7o
nort1nents AZ = s,,ifo m a hr 'nG..,;ol' ard
Htllars' .Is Trnire !" m W;as Sa1,;a 97Uo,in1+
lie Wayes WIN f,ne 4e..i;.,s onI ~
Miss E. Ii. Dcnto sanr Fon,t.s sTu St.!,s ;; ~
h9httuuy, and Mss Katie Ocster!e rave \ sptrir-
90 recitation Ut George Hoey's asleep at the
eSHcu-
Ne1t Wednesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock will
~ M 14e 11lsu lecture On curly musical history
ps MD. J: Halfstaedt and musical matinee by
pupns OF the Chicago Musical College. The en-
.et.a!ament Will take place in Apullu Hall, Cen
Aa4 Music Hail Building
TIRE EMMA 4Han7.r ersso~
An elaborate nrocnao,,,s 49, ,,s..., ,.,,,>;s ~,
the managers ~ ~ .. 4as ta4 Deen 4ssuea ~
The seas.n vii ~. 81 .Ls s
b. Begin at f:oics,. and neshs, auo ...ta -
Western citv oa hae 49, .t' ~ anoas
nonncad ~. " mas been erToneously an
q the Lovers PilprfIna % and rha Nnrrv
mses OF Windsor j" are the principal novelties.
supnsemented by the regular List Of English YER
stn s VI 11alan and French operas. Brignoli