, 1881-10-02


| j. r. Garner, tho vocal teacher, has resum. d
| his lessons at Lyon s. Healy's.
| The Licsesang Orchestra, with Sig. Liberati
| corne- soolst, will resume their Sunday AFTER
noon concerts at Brands Hall Oct 9.
Mr. John NcNade, tho well-known baritone
was made happy last week by the presentation
of q son. The little fellow already shows that
he lnherits the musical abilities OF his futher
Mr.. RI. s. Perkins, Of this city, will conduct the
| thirt,-fou-th festival Of tho renobscot Musical
| Association ut Bangor Me-, Oct. ST.; the first
| annual concert Of the Green Mountain Muscal
Association at MorrsvitIe, VI, Oct. 1l-14; and
| i festival Mt Rid@eway. Ont. Oct. Isl.
| The prospectus Of the Mueller Conservatory of
| Music has Just been issued. The teachers for
| the ensuiug year are: Piano. ". C. L. II. Mueller
and y. y. Mueller: violin, Carl BECKER; organ. c.
f. Il. Mueller; singing, Helen Mueller and C. E.
| Il. Mueller; and composition, c. T. Il. Mueller.
! The Slaston Lyccum Bureau has issued its
prospectus. ullusion 10 which has hcen already
lna.it III thase columns, III very handsome and
convenient pamphlet form. 1t contains tho
I complete pro.ra,ns of the course, with acscrin-
tons Of the attractions, and has also diagrams
ot tho Central Music~ Halt, Falruank HALL, and
McEickcr's Theatre.
The Bach and Handel Society arc fully ut
work. The social element will a.ai, bc brought
to tho front in series Of six receptions to bc
given monthly ut the hall Of the society on
Bishop court and Madison street, commencing in
October The Society his received several vail
uabe new voices, and it IS expected that more
witt be present for examination by Dr. Fuchs at :
the next rehearsal.
Mr. o. ". ponti. 4he business agent Of Miss
l>el!o@cs concert company, is ut present stop
ping 1T tho Grand Pacific, making up tho Vest
er,l route Of the troupe. and has already iilled
up the time to Dec Ii. The company is Il most
excellent QUO. including Miss Kellogg, soprano;
Miss Alta peasc. alto; Si@nor Hrsnoli, tenor;
Signor Tagliapietra. baritone; sir. S. Licbllrg.
pianist; Mr.. A'iamonslSi. yio1inist; and Mr..
-adoiph GIosc, accompanist.
The Mozart Society has its work now fuliy in
hund. The rehearsal Ihursduy evening last w;,s
most satisfactory. the progress rc1Ie being very
marked. There Is nu doubt tiut tho music tn
be taken up during the SEASON will tie entirely
new to thu musical public. and Of Il most inter-
est'ng character. Tho next rehearsal vii! occur
Thursday evening next at s O'Clock, at No.
III: state street, Whcu matters Of iluportance
will be brought before the society,"
The Turncr-ilaI concerts will bc resumed this
afternoon. under the direction OF Mr.. Kosca-
becker, The prnyrl,n for tuday will be rs fol-
lows: March and Cort:gc, by Gouuod; over
tire, "Trinmphale." by SuppG; waltz, Amid
tho Centre" by Strauss; 3" Dreams" by T.u,n-
nyc: overture, Rieazi," ly Wagner: .Yr;;u |
'aeEc', ey scnisHanu;. Preluaes," by List;
selection Chimes of Normandy by Plan-
tuette:" fibc!e," by Strauss, galop," MERCURY
BY Keer-Iscla.
Mr. sfnyton, OF the S1ayton Lyceum Bureau, |
nus organized the largcst, finest. and most ex-
penslve colored CONCERT company in tho CnIrcd |
statcs to be known Us the Siuytou Jubilee Sing |
ers- Ibis Company takes tho road Oct. H. ami |
VIII give u series OF concerts in Chicago during |
tue season. The following arc tho regular mcm-
pcrs OF mo troupe: Miss Lena Miller, soprano, |
intc OF the Ideal Concert Company; Miss Bessie |
"afw'ck, mezzo soprhno; Miss Jennie Martin /
and Miss May Davenport, contraitos; svuor |
Joseph Drlnsils. the celebrated Cuban yiouisr: !
Prof. T. $. Boston, the welt known vocalist and |
pianl5t' sir. C. C. mckinney und Nr G. War |
WICK. tenors: Ar. j. II. Stephens and Mr.. L. Mur-
rug, bassos, and Air. c. c. 31ckiuner. uceo,nnu |
mist.
The Cincinnati Enquirer says: "Miss Emma |
liecE'c is another Of the. Cincinnati Sung birds |
that urc to take Hi:hc westward. Miss Hcckit