, 1881-10-02

| new rn;suncrchor has been or;anized in s.
Louis. aud called the -Apn!!o Club.
| St Louisfs to have monthly orchestral concert.
| this winter under the direction Of tr. Aupt,s,
| NAdauer.
Camille S..int-saTns says. IN letter to friend
i'll this country, that he has nearly completed
his fifth cuncer:o.
EmH:i :. Howe. the sop-ano Of Plymouth
Church. has been ct.1ye,l by tho New York
! philharmonic Society.
Emile Saurtt, having given IN the most he uc-
ceptet1 short time ago as the Cologne Consarya-
tory. has gone to berlin.
Mas*cnct is about to write new opera. thc
| librrtto OF which Is foun.1ed on the elder
! Dutal:ss' - Don .f,,an tlg Maruua"
:: Nmc. Camilla Erso, the vio!inist> has RET urned
| 10 ltosfon after her extended concert tour and
I VII! make bcF rtntrct' 1T Ill carly date
4 Eostou paper is authority for the statement
that Miss Gertrude friswol.l, who bus made
sucf oriisiant record i'll Paris, is hot Niece Of
Bret fteftc It's has been said so often.
Eua peIaro has been engaged for tho Etnelic
Heisllie cuulic opera troupe, IN place Of Oracle
Fiaisfed. who could not leave California ca nc
count OF the precarious st:tte Ut her husbands
health.
s'gnor Miranda, who hal been engaged for the
he1lo:S CONCERT company, hus been Obliged to
canccl his engagement, OWING to tho death OF
his father. n. Tagapesra, tie we'll known
BARITONE has bcen cngaScd to take his place.
Miss ilattie schueil, Il young American So
rrano, who hAs nntlc several successful appear
anets in Italian opera at Vienna and Berlin, has
come 10 New York AMI will sing in concerts this
season. Miss Schncll ha5 studied with Nine.
Narchesi. who was the instructor Of Mtne Ger.
strr
Alta Tease, tho contraEto engaged for the
Kellogg Concert rOfnbInr. is prDnrifnninu
difficulty in getting away from boston. Tie
CHURCH in which She has been singing refuses to
re!chse ncr from her contract, while. on tha
other hand, Maj. Pond refuses to allow her to
CANCEL the contract with him.
NEW MUSIC.
Eosto's-GeorSe u. Russell: "sunny Land"
sacred snng, for soprano or tenor, by J. t.. Gil
bert; Under the Christmas Trec,'' for piano.
by Panl Hitler; ~ rand March, by Jacob ].
Sawyer: Noctnrne in F. op. 10, by Ts:haikows-
Ky; LA Mazurka," By f. n Cailin; "Drivlnx
Out in IL Coupe" SOM: and dance, By 7. Carle-
ton.
Standardization Church & Co. Chicago: Root
l. Sons Music Company: vie Deum" eve
fraisc Thee u Cod J, by ". s. Sherwin; ''Me,n-
orles of Galilce" and Peace, Be Still,' sacred
s"ngs by IL. K Palmer, "The Beautiful Snow" !
song, by Mrs. I- L. Cove; Double Daisy Polka"
by II. II. Schnickc; Mother, 10 Not Weep for
Gtsslt, sonE Aud chorus, by Alfrid Harris:
= Mt AUBURN Waltz by II. William, Scnneeke:
"Gypsy Waltz" by Fanny Brown; II Can't
Stand Mrs. Green's Nother,' comic song, by
Waiter redmond; "Quitc Too Utterly Utter" 1
III es,hetical rouudelay, ''arrunged by a trans I
:cndental e5thete ;; ''Mother in the Doorway !
Waiting by James q. Murray; and Evening {
samblts Waltz by 4. E. Weyandt. 1
4N'sC lnrI-t'iiiium Il. Pond s. Co.. Chicago: e
ehlcaEo Music Company: 1--we Muria,'' tenor 4
olo, and Ave Verum,' contralto solo. By 4
:douaEd Ratste "Ha1n," song and dance, By +
Wade Whipple; and "President Garfeld's Fu- u
leEat March, by 4Ad- Meyer.
Chicayo-J. H. A. Brolersen: "Winsome Lirtle Il
teil, song and dance, by c. S. Mills; My Mar &
ner," soug, by Walton Perkins: "NarueFs s
return Waltz" by E. l.. Trauger; $. Christmas &
'ewpoEt,' by Carrie Greenburs; s'The Merry II
'casant." by Schunaun; "Belts Are Loved in .:
hi1dhood March, and Nearer. Ny God to +:
hee.'' with variations, by Otto Beman- Chi E
ago: S. Brainurd's Sons: "vulse de Highlands" RI
y j. W. Reed; '"Shado:v of the Cross By I:
arFi; "Waitz Lanccrs," by Paul wlnkler; f:
Roses on the Other Side" By Johu T. Rutlelxe; f
Summer Shower by Narzlals; :" Funeral Il:
arch" by Pierre Lutour., =.