, 1881-01-23


! by 'Ch1Tcno, the pianist:
MI: Cart Koelitng, tho well-known musician
| 'and teacher, gives recital at his residence to
morrow evening, when some Of his best pupil
/ Will be assisted By professional artists.
The Liesgang Orchestral Club has underlined
! Series of composers concerts, to commence
| ne1t Sunday, when the program will represen
i Wagner and Liszr
| Another Of Mrs. Watson's pleasant soi1Gcs toos
| place at her residence on Wednesday last, the
| program, which was an excellent Que. including
for its performers tho Misses Hale, Matthews
! schener, sprague Houghtal'ng, Lunt ana Mr
| Lutkin. =.
! Ferdinand Quicken. one Of the most m odes:
! and accomplished of musicians. was in tho ity
yesterday. He has just finished his Hungarian
Fantasie for Jo5eHy. Nine Rive-king, who has
seen the manuscript. describes 1t MS very brill
liant and characteristic.
Mr.. Henry Schoenefcld, OF this city, hns done
a good service by arranging for four voices,
with piano accompaniment, tho famous Nor
wegiun song, Brudefaerdcn Hardarger," Of
kterutfss an English version Of WHICH has been
Of The Wedding Party"
List selections at Pelton S Poneroys. No 15a
State 1 street nsxt Friday o svsaing she viii play
saa hf1s: tes SdsnS5
%chen,''" =" Faust and the concerto in E Hat.
The fifth Of air. Emil Ltebltng's pupils sotr6es
took part: The Misses Cottle, Sherman, Bucl,
Henderson, jenkins, Van de venter, ana Mrs.
sa M f1pg Is e9ss spbs 5hs
etude II We're Bird" and the Wagner-Liszt
~Spinning- Song"
1t is rumorcd that Mr.. Liebltng is to be re-
stein octet So Successfully performed by him at
Certainly one Of the most interesting @ r planos N
Liebtns At ssst deserves the he's tha1ks S % Of Tie
musical puhttoSor bringing out such works.
A chamber concert will be given by the pupils
of Lillian E. Smythe at Joliet on: Tuesday even
% en5oyabic chara,ctcr, @ and viii be- perforned by BY
the Misses Ct,nkllnE, Adams, Nash, Dugaaan and
Higglnbotham: insisted BY NJ Staehlc, violin.
Isl, and the Misses Moran and Smith, pupils Of
4 characteristic official bulletin appears fore
warning operal-goers Of the approach of her
that the season commences Jan. 81; that it lasts
two Meeks;s that the sale ct: season seats begins
At Hnverlys hoy; office jan = at 70 a. M: n,.:, ana
The latter is Important. -
The speciui announcement OF the Cincinnati
Collce Of Music, just received, gives the follow
inr repertoire for the seven performances of
connection With the college choris Of $50 voices
and az 9Eshestra s. Of 100 R1eses; FSo eoh .Shsn as
grin -. Feb. - :" Magic Flute Fcb ID " Mems
tofele''; Feb n, Lucia " and selections from
:soaasnhu!a s 1s and tES tFeS::. Faust, WhcSe
is" Ftdolio'? > .ss.
neat soa ct he W Apd be fvfa9 aa
& So e. taS cSieago 81 cocec
who will take part ure the Misses A.nauda Pot
tee, Nellie Wolcott. Eettle Hfusser4 Jennie Wen
dell, Winnie ln0lcdeW. Lillian Reynolds. Clara
Eda Eliel. Hattie Spry. Vcssie Vest
over: Florence Castle, Bessie Coyne, and SUSAN
na Hummel.
The Amateur Mustcnl Club held its reg,lnr
meeting on Wednesday afternoon last, assisted
py Miss. Peake and Mcssrs. Clark. Paige, and
Heimendahl.' The program throughnut was cn,
joyubic.' The violin solos Of Mr. Hcin1efdahl
Ras especially Interesting. The presence OF
Mrs. Robert Clark aud AIRS Ward. Of Leady4le,
Eoo., was a. pleasant surprise to the CUB as
fhese ladies a'erdAmung tile ptonper members or
the Club: The neyt:mcet1ng occurs two weeks !
from Wednesday last =.
Mrs. Davis. Miss Eta Butler, aud Mr.. Henry !
Eart recently appeared ut Chatterton6 Opera- !
House. Springfield. ILL.,. In Balfc' ScharnllnE op-
eretta Of :" The Sleeping Queen" aud did 1t so ]
use with its compliments Ther opera was 4
success. and Mr. GrlmsleJ. the smanAgcr and !
senor of the evening, well deserved the neNt lit !
lie sum he realized. Quite party from this city
rent down for the occusion. aud were enter
aimed By Mr. viii Grinnsley. =. -, /
The progratn TOR the Turner Hall concert this
lfeernoon* Will be as follows: : Coronation
darcn, ny Svendsen: Overture - fclya, by
teassigcr: Waltz - Wedding Dances" BY Roh1n;
3oerin9; Overture, ALFONSO EstreIia.'' BY Scbu-
)eEts CQuccttfup solo for clarinet, bY kUelltnr: