The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-10-29
MUSICAL NOTES.

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CsndIdus. the tenor, intends to re-
turn to America. --v---
! Patience has had an extremely
4 successful season at the Boston
Museum gE
| Miss, Annie Louise Cary receives
$4,000 for her concert enyaggInent
IN October alone.
Anton Rubinstein will conduct
the first three concerts of the
Moscow Society of Music.
Fifty.seven theatres have been
destroyed this year by fire in
different parts of She world. ..
Carl Rosa will shortly produce
Balfe,S Painter of Antwerp at
Her Majestys Theatre, London. =
Mdme. Camilla Urso has been en-
gagged to appear in conjunction with
Mdme. Etelka Gerster at the Strak-
osch concerts in Boston.
Mr.. M. J. Warner, of New, York,
offers a prize of $1,000 for music to
a new librett0 called Arctic, or the
North Pole Expedition"
At this early date in the theatrical
season some twenty combinations"
nave already gone by the board.
Trashy plays is said to be the cause.
Patti thinks of giving her first
concert at the New York Stock Ex-
change. She has heard that the
price Of seats there is $4,000 each.
l-E1.
The amount already paid for pre-
mlumS for seats for the Gerster sea-
son of opera in New Orleans is
about $4,000, exclusive Of subscrip-
tions. 1881 50
Miss Elma Delaro has Joined the
Emelie Melville Opera Company,
which opens ten weeks engage
ment at the Gaiety Theatre on the
31st inst.
AT the Buda-Pesth hungary
National Theatre, 135 operas were
mounted during the past year.
Americans are satisfied with aTes-
ser number III ten years.
The Mechanical Orguinette Com
pany sold a 800 automatic pipe organ
TO R. H. Halstead, and a 81 200 auto
matte piano and organ combined, to
Mrs. A. T. Stewart, last week.
Queen Victoria has accepted from
Sir Herbert Oakley a volume of his
choral arrangement of Scottish mel
odies, bound in purple velvet, lined
with white satin and stamped with
the thistle and the royal crown.
The Viennese, who recently en-
joved the one hundredth perform
ance Of "Tannhauser" in that CITY,
are now looking forward to the one
hHndredth representation of "LO-
hengrin" and Aida" both of which
take place this month.
Signor Tagliapietra, the baritone,
appeared in the Kellogg concert.
| Brooklyn, last week, to the great
satisfaction Of a large and highly
appreciative audience. 1t is said
that he never sang more superbly
than on that occasion, and that he
elected many shouts of "bravo' as
he sang with electrifying effect.
Signor Nico}ini, who accompanied
Nine Patti il her concert tour in
the United States, is said To have no
voice left at all. All the great Lon
don critics have protested against
his appearance in opera at CUJent
Garden. He has been Souidly
Kissed. and at one time the curtin
st CoVenJ Garden had 10 he lowered,
owing to the loud calls OF cen ,4n.-
nation. Patti, imppriOuS sal
willed, knows her value, ami left, S
TO sing unless Signoc Nicol.ni s.!ls
with her. no..
Joseffy'S concerts h I'VE been i'm
menSely successful in California
He was called out six to eight times
every night. He has had offers to
remain in San Francisco one week
longer, but his engagements in Salt
Lake and in the east prevent his
acceptance. He appears in This city
on November Sd, when the lovers of
music will have an opportunity of
hearing one of the greatest artists of
the day. The Vienna MuSikzei-
tung says Of him: "Joseffy is Rubin
stein and Bulow combined" and the
VtennG FremdeobIatt: "Joseffy is a
great artist, one Of the greatest we
have ever heard.
Mr.. Mapleson'5 artists for the
present Italian opera season in the
| United States are: Nine. Hauk-
Wortegg, Mile. Marie Vachol. Nile.
Virginia Ferni. Miss JUch. Mile.
Salviati. Miles. Sauri, Valerga,
Ricci and Dotti. Nine. Demeric
Sablache, Mile Climene Kalas,
Campanini. Raveili, Runcis,. Rinal-
dine. Bieletto, Provost, Del Puente,
Morini, Galassi, Novara, Monti,
Cossim, Moro and Costo. Signor
Arditl conducts. If Nine. Patti
sings in opera at all during her
| American tour she has promised to
do so under Mr.. Mapleson's manage
ment.
The correspondent of the Anseri-
can Art Journal, speaking of the
comparative merits of the two great
vocalists, Nilsson and Patti, as con-
cert singers, thinks that Nine. Nils
son would prove to be q better