, 1881-08-14

Dr.. Ziesfeld, President Of the Musical Col
leSe, and his wife left for the se;siorc yes
terday. The next term Of the college cou-
1nences Sept. T..
''l'inafort is once more heartl from. Tho
kaffruria {South Africal IF1tchu9lu Of Juno
II has been sent us, containing ali account
of its performance ut King Williams Town
BY 4 trol1ut headed BY the Eesallus sisters,
WHO formerly lived lit Chicago. Miss Louise
doing .joScphiuc; Miss Frances Uebc; and
Miss Eva, Buttcrcup.
There will shortly be quite an exodus Ut
Chicago, lnt1siclans to lite festival which
takes place ut Bismarck Grove. kas., Aug.
ls-n, under the direction Of Mr.. Leslie.
Mile. Litta. Miss Emma Baker, Miss Zerlino
Mantey, Alr: Lieblins, Mr.. knorr, Ms. Kro1-
erick, and Mr.. steifanone Will TAXI: part III
the festival, and Mr.. Newell goes 2s duenna.
Mr.: IT, c. Coffin has just retaracd to tho
rs the tenor soloist and assistant voice teacll-
TT III Dr. Roots National Normal Instt-
tute," which closed with the 0ratorio Of tlle
Messiah" las. Friday evening. Afr. Coffin
has been very popular there rs i vocalist,
having received very tlatterfns applause anil
press enconlums whenever he appeared. Ifo
is engaged It's voice teacher ut d Convention
at Lake Bluff, Sept. 5 to IL. with Dz. Root
AMI G. G. Case, nnd will DO in the city tuo
weeks.
Mr.. Emil I4iebling appears to have played
his way into the good graces of the Erie pets-
Gently been giving them. TEe Di*putel., at tho
close of long summary Of them, says: ''1n
CONCLUSION, word or two us to the rapid III
crease Of interest in these. recitals may i!or
be out Ut place. At the first recital but 4
moderate audience was gathered, but long
before the last one had been reached tho
Park Chapel could hardly contain those who
wished to listen: The respectful attention at
ffrtf l.,I Nr iAI&fi&, l,.
telligent and sympathetic listening, and init
sician and audience caine into perfect IT.
cord"
Tie session Of the National Normal Mu-
Steal Institute ii Erie, Pa, closed last Friday
evening With with performances Of .The Mes-
;;ap siai~ NJ rue ,,o! eofaS numbered l5o voices,
;uad tenor solos wer. taken by Miss Jeanio
who have thoroughly established themselves
in the good graceS of the Erie public; the
O.: aud the @ bass ' by 9? Mr. w. ". L. Hartictt. u
New York City. The Opera-llnuSe was
crowded, and at the close of the performance
n petition, signed ~ the Mayor and !e:ssl..@
citizens, w:ts read reIsestln" that Erie 5o
chosen for next summers session Of the In-
Stftute.
Mr., Edward 11eimendahl, the accomplished
yiolinist, has Just completed a quintet in Il:
fiat lnajor fur first ami seconu vioius, yiol:,
cello, and aiano, which was read over to Mr.
Thomas last Friday, and was highly coin
mcnded by him. 1t is in four movements,
allegro, antante. schcgzo, and allegro nOdes-
alto. The work ii modelled nu the best foTlaS,
and IS somewhat Scllunnnesuue in CHAR
acter. Ir. II. being II cIose student Of that
composer. The piano part Is specially we'll
treated. not, is i; SO often the CASE IL. the
style, bnt rs compost part of
the whole. 1t is \ work which will rciI-c1
lliglI credit OH Mr.. HeimenLail's talent for
composition, especially considering that it is
tue first ambitious work lie has completed.
We have received from the manage: Of
Adclina Patti all official statement IF her
route during the coming seasusl, from which :.
it appears that she will sing 1T the Central ;,
in this city on Wednesday e.rn-
lng. 3larci l, lSs2; Saturday evening. Slarcn
I; and Tuesday evening, March = She will
fc in New York from Nuv. > to the 18th; III
Boston Dec. = to tie 18th; in Providence.
New Haven, Hartford, New Yo:k, Dal.i-
more, aud Washington. Dec. aG to ,tan<- Is.
1857: in Rochester. Philadelphia, lnuallap,-
lis, and Louisville, Jan. 10 to Feb. {; in New
Orleans, Feb. II and II; in St. Louis, Feb.
Il and n; in Detroit, Cleveland, Eu1Iaio.
Syracuse, and Albany. March l01V Marcl2i;
IN E0ston, March IS; closing the season ut
New York, March II. 1t is officially all
that she will not appear i'll opera.