, 1881-01-30

very effective performance OF Mende1sSnnn
over, Florence Castle, Bessie Coyne, and Dr.
F. Ziegfeld.
CHAMBER CONCERTS
The twentyfourth chamber concert OF me
I.ewisEichhci1n series will be given at He Hershey
Hall on THURSDAY. Feb. 4 at p. M The pro-
gram Will be as follows:
!. Prelude for strings op. 10 {new)"
3. Adagio and Canzonetta from string rae,ssohn
quartet, oh lls.....~..'.-.."e "e9GShn1ht. srh,,hert
2uftfe1 fns se4f op eoncsrt FEB H. Brahms famous
eextct for strlnss viii be given by Messrs. osen-
becker, Lewis. Muhlenbruch, Allen, Beckmann
The program for the chamber Concert concert Ut
Hershey Hall yesterday noon WAS as 19iloms tSc.rr
Theme With variations: f:;tg1cis FL aad Eiv
2. Arin From Mighty Kings ;:...'.-'-' hacn''1
"captfna 9 5eoas-o:c Fischer
"a III a'oS'o;f 81: 8: Eicaj,tiai. c..nccL
4. sons-"rho yiSists ;f?is 1;ma ;,ai:: 'czap'ek
b. sf5en9ae s;es' ;t,tr Sp Ssj1ta ard Eaay
LOCAL. MISCELLANY.
Mfr. and Mrs, Louis Fak and Mrs. II. $. Mat-
rous will givo concert IN ba1t'o o'oeA' ''A''''''
Feb. u
Maurice Dengremont, the young nrnzillhn ;a na,no
rioiinist. who Is meeting with TcmarKaoio sue
! cess 10 New York, Will shortly give concerts :"
This city.
4 musical soiree vas recently g.SWen Wrs aS = ehe
nn'es " assisted by Mrs c. D. Curing
raeips ton sopfaao' ana md III: " Il West tenor
NIL. c, Wcgefarth, 4 young song-"riter OF
this city, has Just finished new sons ssch has
been sung with great SUCCESS last week w LIZ
| minstrcfs ut Hoo4eys-
Miss Elizabeth scanlan. who recently iett nais
city for Europe to pursue her mnslca1 stuue. ''1a
| has arrived at Milan and placed herse!l unues
the care Of Sig. Gerti, with every pFospec1 u
! making success as O vocalist
NRetpcpyi, the violfnist, assisted by 3ime: Car
! rS,o, pianist, Mr. Dc Cele. tenor, Nine. hics,
| quartet will give concerts ut the Ccntral MUSIC
Hall on the 10Th and 12th Of February.
| rehearsal Of the strlnged instruments OF the ne
new Amntuer Orchestral Assoe'Huon Wy = tahe -,
| Sharp, Ut Lyon e. Healy's musc-rooms The
drsr full rehearsal wifi be held ut the same place
| on Friday evening" Feb l. at s p. N. sharp.
The pupils Of Mr. s. G. Pratt gave their tenth tent
| Lyon & Hcaiy: Those who took part we're % tho
| Misses Bessie Bailey, Cora Hess: tIank IAN .am'e
son, Agncss Walsh, s Lizzie "al1efi n!'ce and II
| Mi1lar, Stella Kellogg, virginia ocnoue4o alo
Mary Moran.
| Miss Arabella Root, with her concert COM
/ pany, ure meeting with success this -, season.
| Inst week full houses greeted them n MassaT'
| Goshen, Lapor1c, Valparaiso, and Peru. 1nd.,
| lccture-cou1se engagements, and during tae
following week they vii sing IN kaiayeotG' qorf
| Rockville, wabash, CraHToruSfllles r1aA1A'@ ~
and Logansport, Ill courses.
The Drogra1n for tho Turner Hall concert this
| afternoon will include the following nllmncrs:
.Gcrman Sangerfest March BY Lacnner;
to 5oS 6y a
..Huy BIAS By Mcndelssohn; TUNES from
Home With cello, By Koellug; solo for c9rnet t
IisZt: potpourri, "Pele Mela,'' by Conradi;
| Gayottc ..Secret Love, by Resch; galop'
'Chempaene,'' by Lumbyc-
The pupils Of Mr.. Julius Fuchs, the well~k
hHsi:iuns and tho new leader of tho Bach
Handel Society. will giyG recital at the Method
tst Church Block on tho evening Of Fen. ]: inc
pupils who will take part are the Misses 'at Mattle
| Dohn. Anita. Mccormick. May lllcttc, Alberttne
Wilhelm. Clara I.ipman, Hattie Cram, and Mas.
Eddie h and AsTgit I'll be assistea 5y
srcanist the Bach Handel Society, aud tho Lie"
Sceang Quartet.
~ We are glad to announce that Mr FREDERICK Fred
IBosc4itz, the accomplished pnnst, wno son'e 9
some Of his fingers. has now so Tar !ecoEereo a.
to be able to resume his professional dulles: NJ. t.
nae W so2 aa apsr aso at the
Hemendahl chamber concerts. where h: WV w.
bring out Il new coin position OF Saint sacns, anu
Mr Huscoviiz requests US to contradict the statc.
:ncnt made IL some nuscas ]ournuls tna1 &C. Ge =
to assume Professorship Or tne elnc'nnAu eo'~
lego Of Music and leave Chlca&o.
The Boston Transcript has tho following
pleasant notice Of Mrs. Graee Hiltz-Gleason Of
this city: Mrs. Grace Hlltz-Glcason gave
cit ii r. t.
a genuine artistic SUCCESS. Having made I
specially Of the songs Of tho best German com.
rs s1 b. e1sSeF
Meudelssotu, Franz, and hubinstoln which sac
interpreted in a manner gaining her the upanl,
press considers her cycle Of classic selections a
remarkable achievement, and nccorls her
high rank rs vocal eteauta'1tc ana rs ~ lnIes
voice is described rs Il soprano OF great volume
5ich IL quality wide in range and extremely
One OF the plcasantest private events Of the
season was the soree given On Monday evening
last by the pupils of Mr. and Mrs Carl koelltng
ssf :; 49sr ThS 9psn tro
aaE q bnbeliis: "S Vieuttemps @ Fantasie for vio
lin; a concerto of Mcudclssohn's; Two songs OF
Mendelssobu's; an andante from O quartet 3,
Mr. Koeslsng: flute solo by Doppcr: an ART
from ''Ernani": .Lohcngrin,' iantasic FOR organ
ancc Of tho scholars, the Misses Roze. sal?mon
Peck. hosc9thal, Schneider, Msszlef, ane
ntcrcs ,as aa ded to te uerformance b. seS
er;lI pumbcrs played by Messrs. Heimcndahl
Becker, Braun, and Ocsterle qnu hy Mme: hGea a,s,
[ a good work for the best music in our midst
On Friday evening last there was very re-
marka ole piano recital given ut Messr5, Petoh
Porneroy {: Cross by Miss Lydi1 $. Harris,
young pianist whose formidable but scholnrl!
programs have often been noted in these col
umns. Tho present was her tlrsI appearance
| before a doWn-towu audience. The program
consisted entirely Of we-known concert piece
BY Liszt. 1t was played in three numbers. Ths
first contained tho ''Polonaisc Hcroiqucn IN =
LA CampaprllA,' - "Spinnerlied.'' amt Tam
hauser''; the second. transcripuons Of Schu
bcrt's "Wanderer' and "Erl.ktng" and th h
| "Waldesrnuchen " and F." Faust: the third, tn
| Concerto 10 E. Hat, with second piano by MI
Matthews. All of these were given withou
/ notes, as is, Indeed, Miss Harris invarahle prac
| tice III public appearance, and with such Gus
| aud certainty as to prove Enthusiastically that sh
, possessed phenomenal memory The en-
) | durance WIS not less remarkably clear to IL
OF brilliant pieces The playing IS not that of
pupil. but OF an artist, though, Of course a
/ rz,s,r In