, 1881-05-29

more lllsen ordinary interest," We pIlnt Inc 1ul
program:
Overture Pfometfens ds.'ss,,a Beet hove
Organ Solo. Variations in 4 major, op. Il. Hess
v.., Mis- ~ Lhis Boyer. ,,..,,a
'oca'-st'ceaie aies rf1ea fae uo; f;yoe: Nude
Concert stuecs: op. %, with orchestral
aec'n'p1i',t.Snn 1i'sa SIa;,cae Sargsa;a ae'neek
Double reading Scene from Marble
Miss nIiie prind;sie and iir L. j. HsnisTso;,
Concerto op. 10 with orchestral accom-
+ panmcntA ndagio and finale. ...-..... .GrieE
-uiss 1ioie j!itcl'eocI.
~ tHt>x Fi'ielfa Di,lsiaore .''@'S y ~"'
Concerto. op. ll-First movement, with
orchestral ;1et. ;a1ccom,panimgnt ,,l'aid .chopir
Awarding diplomas hy tho President of the
,iitses Mimic CHS Gerf,1;de car,ia1t, Grrtruit
Nuu;er: Mrs. 4. G. Fourier, Mrs. Jennie Atla'ns.
Lizzfc Pratt, Fannie Nc,cn,an, Ella Corey,
MIX IlEELING's rUrIl.s' RECITAL.
! The closing recital for the season Of MT,
| 1-ieblln3's pupils WAS given at FAirbank
| Hall OIL Thursday evening last, and was not
only largely attended, but was up TO a stand
/ ard of excellence that warranted the attend
! ance. The program included the "Tann-
lluser Overture" arranged for eight hands !;
MoZart's concerto lit u Hat Ma jor, with the
! l;einecke cadenza; Gigue and variations by
lsatT; and Liszt's - Don Juan Fant:sic ~ and
| .'Ilungarian Airs" The overture was
| played with almost orchestral effect by the
! MlsSf:, Fuller, .Jl eschke, Tanner, ;ulu Silva.
Miss Higgins, Il little girl vi Il years. played
/ the Mozart concerto with Il cie1r1eSs and iii
! telligcllce that would have done credit to
many an older player. The Clique, was
naye Will sSsellSnt H. 1aSte ste hy t Miss vand
where her refined style showed to good cf-
| feet. Miss Geistr nlalle Il very decided i'm
preston By her fine playing Of Liszt's Don
.},tan," WHICH has ,ieser been given here be-
fore, we hslieye. and is notable for its extraor-
dinary difficulties and Miss Storrs elosed the
Instrumental numbers with 4 brilliant per-
for1nallce of the Hungarian Airs" The
pupiis were assisted BY the Misses Root, who
sang fubinstein's Angel - and Bonners
three Of Rubinstein's songs, by Miss Powell,
Wfo played David's fourth concerto for vis,-
lin: and the hall was crowded with Ill audi
ence OF connOlsseurs and professionals de-
airol1s to hear Mr.. Llebling's representative
Duplls-
THE FoUSD1-1SGs' HOME CONCERT.
The interest manifested by our musical
people i'll tile coming concert for the benefit
Of the Foundlin1s' Home increases rs the
time approaches for the entertainment to
the short time they have had for studying
the works to he given, and this part of the
en1ertalnncut Is alrea'l5 An estaD!lsHeu sue
eess. me oTclestra ilaS Deell caTeln1lS
selectfo sila nas tttesu! oeeli dcaioli-
this character which is nerfpctiy satisfac-
tory, Miss Susgctt las arrived from Clcye-
land. and Is studying the part Of
Ere with Mr. TetetauN. Her voice
Is pronounced IN exceptional ONE ny those
Nho haye nag TIE pie:lstlrt oi nearing her
slnE. INe ouler soiolSls from aorUld VIII
r'.li4arsaIs witl, M tl,e nrr1,rstr' wili he taicu
in Everythin., in,lirateS = decided s,rrrss
,n1isica]iy consI,er,,d. and frmn thn sut.,.rsS
ta ,I; -. no ,,..,.t;nr MI, i, 1a ''.,i, 81
tickets there will certainly be a,l overflow
ing house. There will be an extra rthc:lr-
sal of tile chorus tomorrow evening, at the
piano warcroo'ns Of Felton, Poncroy IL
cross, anu 1t Is requested tlilt every member
Of the chorus shall be present. The concert
'""e' plase '".'s y. -s.
Dr. PARKS THROAT LECTURES.
Tile lectures which have been given re-
Gently OIL the anatomy, physiology, and lly-
gicne Of the vocal organs, by Dr. Roswell 4.
Park, before the Chicago Musical College,
are OF snicicht ,n'p9l.atllce 10 "eserse some
81 e',,,, ra ~ tl; o' ~ ~ ~, ~; -
fs; ~ vnis ;I;., toi 't ia "oih s..s tv
igss,oI'a aoillts' W. i aiso py nts