New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-07
MnsIcAI AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
Frau Materna is singing at the Royal Opera in
Vienna.
The third of Mr.. Franz Rummeps pianoforte re-
eitas will take place at steinwa Hall on Thursday
afternoon.
The fourth and last of Mr. Carl Tsiningers inter-
esting chamber concerts viii be gwen at stelnWay
< Hall on Wednesday evening.
The lat performances of Camille. by Miss Clara
Morris are announced at the Union Square Theatre,
to occur on the afternoons OF tuesday ana Ihurs-
day of this week.
NJ. Raymond's personation of Fresh has fully
justified the expectations that was formed of it on
the first night at the Park Theatre, and its prosper
ous continuance there may Dc expected IOr some
time
Mr.. ]. p. Smith and Mr.. w. A. Mestayer have
formed new company to produce the play of
IA Journey Through Switzerland" - under the
name Of "Pour Prendre Conge"-next week. In
Brooklyn.
Messrs. Oliver Dtson & Co.. of Boston. have inst
issued the scores. with pianoforte accompaniment
Of the two latest successful comic operas Blllee
Taylor and "Olivette." Both are prettly bound
and are clearly and legibly printed.
They manage these things better in Italy In
consequence of disturbances in the Teatro de
Lcso, Barcelona provoked by the unsatisfactory
performances of "Mignon," the Civil Governor of
the town inflicted q penalty Of 26O pesetas Ol the
management, and ordered the theatre to be closed
Until better company was engaged.
Dir. Charles Halle Is closlng An excellent work at
Manchester. England, In bringing forward some
Of the unknown compositions ofMoEart, which have
been recently published for the first time Among
those. which be has produced lately are the great
HAhnef F" sereDade, and curiOns and interesting
Notturno for four small ofcheetras, OF which the
seocnd. third and fourth ere echoes Of the FIRST.
Mr.. Mapleeon's spring season Of Italian opera will
oDsn ct the Academy of Music this evening
with performance OF Notow's - Martha" in which
Nine Gerster. Miss Cary and 5ignori Campanini
Del Puense and Corsini WI. take part. "Don Clio
sannin will be given on Wednesday, with Nine.
Swift Nile. Vallsria Miss Cary lZerlina). Ravelli.
Del Puente and Corsni. The opera on Friday night
with Bofo's ke6stofele." and Rigoletto" will
oe sung At the matinee on Saturday. The season
WA % OF hfteen nights. There will DO no change
IN tne company sxcept that there will be an sddi-
ton IN the person of Miss Minnie Hank who ia ex-
pected to arrive from Europe before lonr II she
Goes come she viii be very welcome for her pres
ence will insure the satisfactory performance of
some operas. such as Carmen and I,e NozzA d,
Figaro which were not presented at all last season.
q. a. with .Carneo. inadeqnatey rendered. MI.
season. rspsrscry aIolsnS 1Tpg iS odd to last
RossinPs ii Bsrbieres "Menonp Oa a TTSlovsannl"
pots1 Bales Tslisman :" The Magic Platso I Rc
ssots1 Ssesvyy' - Evt1a oei Uestlno," and " Fl.
oeto.' SsyeLal ~ these require dramatic prina
donna and Mr. Mapleson's company does mot cone
tain such thing, 80 that 1t not quite clear how
their production 10 TO be accomplished. ~"
Mr. Jerome Hopkins announces that his sixteenth
springtids Festival viii take place at the ACADEMY
Of Music in April. One Of its features will be a
tournament or trials,of ekil between solo singers
and pisnsts lamateurs and professionally and manu-.
factussu of pianos The object Of the festival is TO
raise funds to pay the remaining Orpheon Free
SCHOOLS debts. and 10 enable Mr. Hopkins to reopen
" eehoois which have been closed since oc.ehssr.
AS7v next October. A number OF professional
g'spns r.. w take part 70 che festival among whom