, 1881-09-25

| ever. have the privilege Of buying Oilt extra
ticket for each concert with reserved seat,
| for 81.
I MUSICAL VOTES.
Tscllaikowsky is engaged on an opera,
'sMazeppa.''
| Heinrich Hoffman has completed his new
| opera, "Witliam Of Oranse.''
| Scharwenka, the pianist and composer, in-
| tends opening 4 new conservatory in Berlin
in November.
| Signor Achille Errani, the famous singing
! teacher, mas joined the staff Of the New York
| College Of Music.
! ''Tannhiuscr received lis tooth perform
| anc': at the Vienna Npara-llonse On Aug. y,
! II was first given in lSGo
\ company has beun formed in New York
| to build casino, where Johann Strauss will
lead sumo concerts next April.
! One Of the recent atldtlo]1s TO VI. Vaucor-
bells company at the Paris Opera is Il young
American singer, Miss Nordica tNorton,.
Til. ;Almeras, who was tile conductor of
Maurice Grall's last opera boulfe company,
died recently Of yellow fever at lilo Ja,lelfo-
1t is stated that Mr.. George l1enscllel is to
receive $1,000 for conducting the concerts OF
Tie Boston Symphony Orchestra this coming
season.
Mile. AIarimon and Nine lima di Afurska
have, il is stated, been engaged for the
autnlnn italian opera season ut the Lyceunl,
London.
The American boy pianist, Master George
Benflaln, has played at the promenade co1l-
/ certs ut Coyent Garden. He has, however,
not been very favorably criticised.
Wachtel has been singing at krolps Garden
in Berlin in - Lie pos1lllun tln lonjulaeau "
"a .+tHf.
His voice is said to show little sign Of wear
i'll spite OF his age.
Mrs. Rivt-king has engaged to play at two
Of the concerts Of the Worcester Festival
Sept. 26 and .S. Mrs. King will be heard
only in occasional concerts this season, hay-
ing decided to remain in New York.
Miss Annie Louise Cary has made concert
ensaselnents to the extent vi s., GOO for Oc1o-
Der alone: She viii be accompanied by Mr..
Carlyle Petersilea and the Temple Quartet
oil Il Western trip OF four weeks during No
ye1nber.
!. Stephens aud Solomon, the author and
composer to whom we are indebted for
Dlllec Taylor have written another comic
opera, which WAS produced in the Olympic
Theatre in London on Aug. n. l1is en-
titled Claude Duyal; OF, Love and Lar
ceny."
Mr.. J. II. Mapleson will sail for this coun-
try about the lst Of October. AS already All
nounced. Miss Minnie uauck has been EN-
sasa:l as priraa donna, and in addition it
anu SlEnor Galassi will both join the CON-
paly, The general composition Of the forces
OF Mr.. Nlapleson for the minor parts and
chorus will be about the SANE Il, last season,
and Signor 4Ar,lll will as before give his eff
cleut services as conductor.
Miss Emma Thursby has been singing with
extraordinary success III Copenhagen, She
gave ten concerts, all of which were crowd
e.l and several were honorei by the presence
Of the King Of Denmark. From Copenhagen
Miss Thurst'y, went to Bergen, in Norway,
where she had organized a concert to aid the
ttlld now culiectlny to erect Il monument in
memory of Ole Bull From Denmark size
was to 60 for c.'ncert tour in Austria, ill.,
Gliding Vienna, where she is extremely pOI)-
uIar.
.Strakosch's company this season will in
clllle Gerster: ].csllnS, and Mile. ron Arm
helm, young soprano, and Mile. l'rescian,
confralt0. The ttn0rs are .}innini, from BpT-
]in; llabelnla1l. IN Old fayorit. WIN vii! ;ls,
act ~ stage manager; perngini ami l.;lZzari-
nj. The baritones are Sweet ard Warkweilz,
and the b:ssos Pinto and Maribrlli. Dchrc.ls,
OF course, will conduct the orchestra. They
will give some concerts III Boston, beginnin.
Nor. Is. and OH tue 24:h will ol'en III opera iii
BALTIMORE, beginning with '-I'l1ritani.'' The
following week they sing in Philadelphia,
and thence go through the South to New Or
leans, where the subscription season opens
about Christmas
Miss. Minnie 1Iauck will be the prima don
na Of the Maplest,n opera troupe next season,
says the London Fignro, and will accompany
the troupe to this country, where She is IL
create the part OF CATERING in tie Italian
version Of {i0tz's ''Tallllns of the Shrew,''
besides singing Elsa in .'l.ole1,grin and
Sciika i'll the .Africainc '';s novelties. Mr.. |
bank in New York as 4 guarantee to Miss
Hauck for the production nf these operas |
and the fu!tlInent Of the other points If the
contract Miss llauck will probably sail for
pear oniy once in Europe before she leaves |
for America, as she promised to sing for the |
English Church fund at Badcn- Baden before |
she starts.
NEW Music.
New York: William y. Pond & Co. Chicago:
Cacago Music Company. Potpourri from
''1.c File dc Nine. Angot," for four hands, by
j. \. Gctzc: Veteran Guard Cadets" 3" Clara /
jenkins Teu.' 'sfi:unda, When We Are Made
One" and Maj. Gilfcather," songs from
IlarriEan & 1lart's new play, 1.-THE Major"
Chicago: White, Smith & Co, lss and 100
State street: "a Bird From Ger the Sea-"
quartet for mixed voiccs- by c. a. White;
- Perihetion. RuIop dc concert, by Z. II. Bailey;
1.-THE Silver Shining Shore by J. L. Gilbert:
:. What Cares tho World for Me- by ". r. sudls;
s1 HS, uas1e 1se ihqay ye csi by epry
NC A.AaStt 1NtE hcSt- W ~ ItIoGFt: |
:. President Garteld's Funeral March, by
Charles d. Hlukc.
Cincinnati: George D. Sewhnll /: Co.: my
Summer, Time" by Louis Meyer; Eddie
DArl:ug, by Charles \. Wilialrs; ''Sudic |
Darling, Come and Kiss Me- by Charles A.
Williams: Tell Me, Dir,c, Is He Coming" br
Charles \. Williams; and Miles Wn1tzes,'' by
E. J. Abraham.
EVENING SCHOOLS.
Evening schools viii be opened Oct. 3 in the
Hcwberry, klnze. Jones. Ward, Foster, Scam