, 1881-08-07

| she Should not conclude any arrange melts
for the coming SEASON until after her arrival
here.
It is said to be likely that Mr. Kcotc NAV
accompany Niue. Patti to America rs plan.
list.
L N. Emile Sa,lret has beer, appointed pro-
fcssor Of the violin at the Cologne Coils2Sv,,
tOire.
|! The Abne List recently fell down 4 stair
LEASE at Weiuar and hurt himself rather
severely.
|. Signor Gartni Nine. ticrs.er's husband
las been appointed United States Consul at
Bologna. ltaly.
/ Marie Fcchter, tl,n daughter of the late
famous actor, il about IT, ;5larr;' VI. Dusuuiu.
tile tenor of tile Frsilcll OPERA. Paris.
|: \ daughter of the celebrated composer.
| DafIe, is to make her tiG5Hs ut the tlfth
Avenue next month il, the new comedy
'Grauty.S
The remains Of Henri VieuxtempS are to
be removed from Ai3l*:rs to E:iyi.rs, lis
| birthplace, Xli.rt Il monument IS to be erect
ell 10 his memory.
| johann Strauss Is engaged upon 4 new
op.retta. ''Ghe M'rry War viii h lie homes
t. llayc completed in time fur production at
Vienna in December.
Mile Marie Leslno. OF the Paris Opera.
| has, according 70 the Paris FfJ'lrY,. signed an
| engagement with N. Maurice StrakUscn fDr
| I'LL Italian opera tour in America.
Signor Mazzoleni. an Italian tenorc III
tnrzd WHO for several s:.;.sulls WIS quite tha
rage in this country, IS III Lonltun ut the
prescnt time i'll very pour circumstances.
Nine. Eall"ri;i will not return to America
this year. She will tak.. It short holiday 10
Yorkshire and will afterwai1!, fulfill Il few
concert engagements prior to the commence
lncnt Of the Carl Rosa season ut Her }lajesty's
III January.
Mr. Carl Rosa is still in Germany, but Isl cx-
pecsed back III London very shortly Ills
next provincial tour is to beg III at Liverpool
the first of next month. lie will open his
London season at Her Majcstys Theatre
early i'll January.
The Cincinnati ,lluncrcl'or, at recent
meeting, resolved to give six grand concerts
next season, and tile President of the Society.
Mr.. Otto Singer, was authorized to 90 to New
York III order to make the proper selections
Of music for the programs. Among tho
Greater works to be performed Is Liszt's s. St.
The famous BottesIni, who has so long
been without al equal as double bass viz
tuoso, has Of late years bee'l winning an en-
yiabIe reputation us composer. Ills first
opera, Hero and Ieander'' (uf which the
libretto was written BY Arrigo Boito, by tile
Italian cities, and later Il Nlissa SDlennis
added much. to his. reputation. His latest
opera. - La Regina del Nepal.'' which was
produced last winter, is sai,l to be BY far the
rising Italian school, which. though largely.
influenced by Guunud and Wagner, has
strongly marked characteristics III its own,
and has made i rapid advance within the last
few years.
Richard Wagner is making preparations to
bring out his latest opera, PAr5ifal," in
great style at his Eayreuth theatre in the
\ nf IftAtrrE E1y1 nf
Munich, and Winkelman1l, of the Imperial
Vienna opera. will alternate in the title role.
Frau Eeieher-kindtrinann will probably ho
the ktndric, and 1t is likely that Raichmann
-d1nfortns Respectively The magnificent
orchestra OF tile Munich Ifof-Theatre will 70
to Bayreuth OH special two months leave
OF absence granted BY the King. The scenery
is to be painted in Munich. and the costumes
are to be made there after designs by Il
Polish artist. who is an intimate friend of
Wagner's. King Ludwig has granted Way-
ner subsidy Of 300,O0j marks, OF about
5000. to guarantee the success OF the url-
dertaking.
The Norwich (Ens.} festival will be nota-
vii be Be- s heard ' for 5r1 the "F ret te M eok III It's S pf
grams, the novelties including Sir Julius
Bcnedict's contribution, L dramatic cnntata
called "Graziel1a'' 1.-THE words by Henry
liersee): Mr.. Barnett,s 4 s;'npiloni;, poem, in
a'hl pa Ct&l7tst IiG i1'kht'~t IfSllsht
(,witll chorus ana organ al !ibl. and AIr.
Governs 4 sacred caurlt:s railctl ST. Ursula"
the poem. founded Oh the old legend, by t.
=. Francilon'; a!l Of WHICH will be CON
Itlcted by thelr respective composers, L
musical ode called = Tie Sun Worsili pprs,"
" Arthur Gor.nE Thomas (ti.e words fsnu.
ne French ofCasin'ir DtlAyi=lc, by Charles
,cotD; an overture tn SilakSpelre's play
md an orchestral suite by Mr.. Eugene D'Al-
Vert will also BE- given for the first time.
NEW MUSIC.
Boston: Oliver Ditson Co. Chicago: Lyon
HeaIy-' Racquet Po1kn.' by L. Kate SEMI
aons; polka from "O!iyette''; waltz from,
Oliyette," arranged by D'4Albcrt; bruno on
'londe.'' waltzes, BY Emile Wnldtcutrci; "Arch-
ry Galop,' By E. dc Barry" Sweet BY ana By
oncert variations. by 4. L. BlacS; :: At Last
ons. by Heinrich fiotfmann; :. Far from His
onets. by Salvador Rosa: TO Queen Eliza
beth. song. by Robert Schumann; 1.-The Two
ivers. song, fron 1:tllec Taylt,r: .So1ne Day.
allad: by Guse!m; He'd Letter Dnys,' song,
y Alfred j. Ca!tiicutt.
Chicago: $: nralnnrd's Sons" Waltz Lam
crs,''. by Paul Wink!er; s. When she Dew Drops
lore to Your Heart" and :.Thcrc's !, Dear Lit
e Island songs. by Edward Hoist; and ''Zctta
nr;1'' 31I ny ffS Tlxl, r. 'it3 Hi far ,ox s ina,
ut. and. us usual, is tilled with entertaining
latter. 1t contuins Il sketch OF iurney'3
'ASelss r DlGkf1pn;t:al sketch III HANS HlIitkA1
Il obituary n.,ticc of Eituxtemps: several we'll
ritten editorial articles: the editors replies to
tiers: correspondence from Cleveland, Chi
lCn. Boston. St. Louis. and Ieipsc; IL great
1ricty Of fresh musicul news; and four pieces
now music.
j. j. Anderson. of Madison. Wis. has inst pub
she'd new patriotic song, music by K Nnr,t-
TAX, entitled - We will love this Nntinu,''
hlch Is above the standard OF popular songs in
5 musical merit
Nine. Rive King has Just written a brilliant
,nccr.- paraphrase of the Strauss wulsze5,
Tales from the EicnnH Woods and dedicated
to .1osefy. kunkel Bros, st. Louis, are the
Iblshcrs-
Miss {. W: Bowman, of the Chicago Homo foe
70 Frentlless, ha34 just published a set Of
altzes called" The Occuuic Wul1xes, Dedicated
Marshall Field. Esu. The music is sold fur
C benefit Of the Home
TO MAY.