, 1880-12-19

P7a ..............M MIR. J. Jennings
s.oeno ..-..--.-..'nf IT, !! Lnfpsey n;e!,
6oas So ponprs aHcfxzia aMrs. ALICE Brainard .i
.Iabella- Mrs. Ada Somers McWade
Ma Mrs- +. aver
:..-- BEErHoyES's ANNIVERSARY
To-day being the 10th anniversary Of Bee
ttagen's birthdny. will be celebrated at Brands
Hi by q concert under Mr.. Liescgangs direc-
rou- The program, as will be seen, is an un-
usasl one in point Of e1cellence:
! fushetanz' 10 o5;::-.-...--..-.--- Aesefneef :
Fl: Mr. HeimcndaM
tpsetnrc to .Esn'ont ..---.-.--.-- bh,, beethoven
tSsmpsonyp t %p IN G minor. No Beeshoven
.-~ TUE R1vE-KISG CONCERTS
The only concerts this week will be the two to
be kiven On Christmas af ernnUn and night at
The Central Music-fIall by the kiye-ktog troupe
he troupe includes the fdRP~In9 artists: Nine.
Miss Emma T.. Mabella. better known here as
Miss Emma Baker; Mr.. George H. Hroder1ck.
the basss'- who ID well known here@ Mr. fefnl-
nd Mr. Iai,hari Nschtcr. a vio!inist from st.
Petersburg, of excellent reputation us an artist.
This combination will he supported by An or
ought 10 and undoub1culy viii receive a cordial
Welcome upon her return to the held OF her
foTmcr 1ul,urs.
s. cHR1s1NAs Nrslc.
Church Of the Holy Family, on Christmas morn
iux, will be Of unusuat interest to the musicians
: ND 10 thuse who may take the opportunity to
: Etsit the church on that day. The Mass written
fr this occasion Is au original composition by
Prank G. Rohncr, the orxanist Of the church,
md contains some effective choruses, inter-
speFscd with snlns: duts. quartets-. and two
fuknca. Mrs. William McGuIrc, who Is we'll
Known IA n church md concert vocalist, will
ling the principal solos ana will lie supported hy
:acaorus of forty voices and Mr.. hoPncr at the
;: On Sunday, the s6th inst. there will be
tMistmas service at the First Presbyterian
Church. The cho;r will he increased to twelve
voices for the occasion, and the music will be Of
avery interesting character.
t;.* ''1HE MESSIAH
7M be given by the Apollo Club on Tuesday
:';eek, Dec. y continuing the pleasant annual
eestom Of Il Christmas week performance Of
aanders oratorio which the Apt,llos inaugurat-
sessat custom which has long existed abroad Of
firing holiday representation Of the ''MeS-
~" te beng widely adopted IN this country,
a0d Boston. New York, Cincinnati, and Chi
@the association of ideas in the performance Of
@k sacred 0ratorio at this particular period
Wy Undoubtedly be more extensively copied as
Jot1Ro By, until the custom becomes as uniyer-
eatere as in England. 1t is understood that
eemanagcment Of 1ne Club intend to maintain
Me tame high standard which hns for several
t.saeous characterized their selection Of artists
Ntbe performance If the works they present.
xaa nat they will take the opportunity to secure
neasslstancc OF Miss 4 Ann:e Ii. Norton, who sings
M oratorlo IN Cincinnati with Thomas
4Mnenoere<. was one of tho solo at
Eaettons Of the late Cincinnati Festival. An
Iaon VAS made tn induce Mr.. Whitscy to again
rkements preclut,etI the possibility Of his ieav-
rS toe opera cssnpany III frequently. and ar
aacsements are in progress 10 Introduce here a
nasso- Dr. Durnts- who sang So acccptably
as.,t t season, viii sing the tentr part this year
lang, md 1t il probable that either Miss
Ianch Or Miss Gould will be secured us the
@otalto so1olst. Mr- Eddy will preside at the
xrn,1osmaEcc will be SO attractive that 1argc
'xasenaance will without doubt share in the holi-
musical celebration.
LOCAL M1ScELLASr-
A@ Nellie Bangs. Of this city. who is now
aunscscd with the Litfu troupe Us pianist, is
.'es4ng with great success.
piano recital was given ut Park Institute on
May evening by MIR. Roscuvitz. assisted by
W. ~ Lillian f. Smythe and Mf. Dickson, eiocu-
ftm Boston's melodsts fcoIored) will sing Mt
i4ssad Park on Monday evening in the
Aealssday evening next
- 70 tats city ut the Central Hall orpAu cnn-
na;ns nss returned to Nrw York. 1t is under
nn*I u uat Miss Rltnals will continue her studies
aa city, "1 " -AAoe1" :"
l. IL recent interview Nilsson declared tthat
sNastas coming IT. America 10 triug out
H.. s4. which has never hccn presented in
/ po,ss s1s'antsy- Nilsson is evidently not well
s1oa aa oa Our operatic record, rs - Fidelto ~ has
-; s1sen scores uf times, here and elsewhere.
" II sd .nifd of Ms. Lcbing's soirGes was given
f6srsssn9. The program Was vt an historical
s4ssaN Including sixteen numbers. repre-
masss%s sscarlatti rnrn'liSi. bach, Handel, Dec-
Asan 56enutrrt, N.ndr!ssuhn, Weber, Schu-
fsSu.r HH$Y
Naopn and Liszt.
1osa4 1oa14nasks overture to "Sakuntala." ar
Av feasio1 io1 organ ty Dr. EoIcktnar WAS played
.ou 1eo9 Falk Ut ;li- tirst lecture Of the Star
xonn Lee. nes =. Nr. Faik received the overture
1orsn.M III very interesting letter from the
IN ~ snt 1or1nfr teachrr) atnut three weeks
ID on@ns ~ !. > .olckmar is ut present working on
CO.. s Lincoln Park Church choir will give a
Emh;s ~ fne church. CORNER of Mohawk aud
dsFs*i,s st1ee!s, OH the :1Ith inst, under tho
bT III. n ~ NJ. John l.. Swcnson, assisted by
e lsss1Etu Etut lI'1tier. Mrs Emma Hodge. Miss
Ma Mr. Charles 4. knurr, Mr.. u. Olson.
r8ces T. oso6rne. u mixed chorus Of thirty
- sto malc double quartet.
,trds,p pso9ram Of Mr. Eddys organ recital yes
nar+. aooit ait included the overture to Gold
heeh.. - oakuntaia" EMnrt's Andante In u:
turua,,assca asccata and FuEue in D minor: Mcrkers
& RhaStaun' lhculc, farnuors. and Fina1e, op.
5sRiers..ot1ger Fantasies Sonnta: Gui!Mant's
1no ,rh!.snu ln A dal and Wedding March In E;
:, e thromatlc Fantnsic and Fueue.
e1ye pupals Of Mr.. Lcdoehowski and Mr.. Gill
A4ttt NJ p'clSlnt entertainment ut KIM
D. fns,r.'fnam nR4no-fn fnams lust "Wednesday evening.