, 1881-03-13
Croublous Times in Both Troupes-
General Musical Notes.


uon the policy of these frequent public appe"r-
auces while still In the hands OF his teacner.
There is time enough for the PUBLIC hereafter
What he needs now is physical oese4oplnc"1
and strength, and freedom from be'n9 over
taxed. He is still too young to feel that DC eau
play before audiences, md audiences out "
pure sympathy With his years md de4'cate
physique will be very apt to spoil him with eN-
aegerated enthusiasm. lie has every promise
Of becoming great artist, perhaps virtuoso,
b,,r it ts doubtful whether his present course Is
helpful in that direction. Besides Master Ban
uer's playing, the concert wns maoe very ENJOY
able By the playing Of Mr.. Stampodsk'. one OF
Nr, Wofsohu's most promising pupils, the
singing OF Miss Ettie Butler, and the singing OF
that rayorit quartet the St Cecilia, who were
received with wei-1aerited enthusiasm.
TIE BACH AND HANDEL Soc1ETi'S CON
CERT.
The Bach and Handel Society, Mr. julius
Fuchs conductor, has fixed upon the 3lst Of
this month for their first concert to be gwen IN
Hershey Hail. The program will consist OF
miscellaneous selections in the part, includ-
ing The Flight into Egypt" by Hector Rerlioz,
beng Part IL Of j" The Holy Family 4 sacred
trtoIogy for orchestra soprano SOLO, anu CHORUS
Part IL will consist of selections from Handlers
Judas Maccabaeus," for soprano solo and
chorus The Society will be assisted By Mrs.
Clara D. Stacy.
THE BOSCOSITZ SOIREEs.
Among the lnost interesting musical events OF
this season will be series Of musical soirees 10
be given By Mr. Frederick Doscovitz, The pianist.
at the piano-rooms oi Messrs. Lyon s. Hcaly.
The first will take place or Wednesday evening.
the ed inst, when the following very interest
ing program will be performed: Concerto 1or
two pianos and orchestra, op. s., Mozart {nrst
time here; Sonata, op. 10, No ,, Beethoven;
Italian Concerto, by J. S. Bach; and three his
torical pisces composed in lsl, by Mehul. Matas
del and John Bull. Besides these number of
compositions By Chopin and List will be played.
Mr. Boscovi,z will have the assistance If Mrs
Clara D. stacy. the tavorit soprano. who 's a.
ways welcome in the concert room: also Miss
Mary Buardman. pianist, and the new Mcnue1s.
Eohn Orchestral Society, under the direction oi
Sir. Henry Schoenefeld-
TIE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
The regular eecuon Of officers OF the Phil
harmonic Vocal Society, which meets Tuesday
evenings in the chapel OF St. Panls Reformed
Washington streets, resulted in tho election Of
Mr. \. B. Pullman: President, i'll the place OF
Mr. Browne, and Mr.. II. Clarence Eddy as m1-
steal director for ISL Mr. Pullman proposes in
a large degree to lend his personal assistance
towards the building up Of Il tirSt-class musical
society for the West SIDE and With such % stnrt
the future uf the Philharmonic seems or:sft
With Mr. George W. Lyon III charge OF the
Music Committee, this guarantees Eood voices
ana IN 1ho June @
i. and only 1he ligh1, class Of music vii! be
studied at present The other officers are J. K
treasurer; esr Dr. l. G. Biting, F,nane!a! secre-
tary; a. a. OIncy: LibEarian; y: E. 81 Browne,
Secretary; and Prof H. c. Beseier, Pianist.
Applications, for. membership must be made
either By mail or in person to '" E. 81 Browne
Secretary, Grand Pacific Hotel
TIE FRENCH OPERA.
De Eeaup!an's French Opera Company opens
q weeks engagement In Cincinnati Tomorrow
evantna with rha following rGDprtOirH: Num-
day, Lies Huguenots:" Tuesday, The lcwess;'
"Wednesday, Romeo and Juliet" Thursday,
tnee. :: Paul and Virginia;'' Saturday evening.
= Robert Le D:able." The company. consists Of
14o people. and has been playing in New Orleans ms
opeEed in this country From Cincinnati the
troupe comes to Chicago for couple OF weeks
YORK spendtus % two % weeks in each city. next re-
turning to Paris. The troupe is said to be one
of the best which has ever visited America
THE BEETHOVEN. SOCIETY.
The next concert Of the Beethoven Society
will be given at the Central Music-EaH on the
.6th Of april, upnn which occasion Gounod's
.st- Cecilia Mass Rheinbersers ..rossenbsry; g u;
be given. Mr.. George Henschei will sing the
baritone solos. We are requested to say that the
acttre members are desired TO be present at I'LL
the reheursnls
LOCAL. MISCELLANY.
At Mr. Liebl.ug's secnnd concert. March 81.
the Rub.nstefn Octet will be repeated by request.
At the next Saturday noon concert at the Her
shey Music Hall, Mr.. Boscoyitz will play pro-
gram of piano music
Mrs C. A. Phelps and pupils will give soiree
at the residence of Mr.. and MIS-. J. ". CakiIs,
No. 9;5 West Monroe street, tt-morrow evening.
a new musical monthly has appeared II IN this
city. the Church ChDir, edited By w. ". Nallacc.
1t is mainly devoted to the publication OF music
which is adapted for choir service.
On tho 10th inst complimentary concert will
be given to Mrs. Jenny Vaily-scherentery ut
Fuirbauk Hall by several musicians Of this City
and by chorus OF young ladies vino have
studied with her the fairy cantata, Little Snow
White by Franz Abt-
Miss Arabeli. Root and her company gave
concerts on Friday and Saturday lnst in kala-
1nnzoo, Mich with full attendance and fine sue
scss. The company will be filling Michigan
engagements during the next week ut Marshall,
Albion Battle Creek. and other places
The Freja and Scandinavian Musical Societies
gave a combined CONCERT. last evening. 1T
Brands Hull. The program was COMPOSED Gu
tirely OF Scandinavian music, under the ditec-
ton Of Ivnr Moe. The solois1s were 3lme. au.
Theodurc EbcrE, baritone
John Church & Co, OF Cincinnati, have recent
ly issued Il very remarkable rnaps&dy for pa1u
and orchestra, py Otto Singer, Of that city. It Is
set for two pianos, and is dedicated to Won
Dn1ow. The same house has just issued Part ].
ef ?. c Addlson's Ksndervtrtcn Music School. -
Both works may be found ut Root l. sons
Mr.. Eddy gave m organ recital yesterday noon
at Hershey Music Hull. with the following pro-
gram: "Festval Overture ty Nicola,: "Pict-
ures from the Orient" by Sehumann: allcErestc
in minor. op. u, BY Guflmunt; sonata i'll 4
miuor, up. !. by Maills. tantasic and fugue III I
minor. op lD9, NJ. 3 by Merkel: Moroccan dc
Concert" by Lux; and :" Schiller March, by
Aeyerbeer-
Mile. Emma Roetnheld, d Chicago girl. now
singing in oper7l IN SpAn had a benefit ut Sunti-
ago in Fe ebruary, at inc close Of which she WAS
presented with laureI crt,wn Of silver set with
diamonds and magnificent brooch. chain, anc
cross. thu latter Of rubies and pearls The
presentation WIS accompanied with uu address
printed MS souvenir on white satin, aud she was
afterwards serenade.l.
Lust Thursday evening another of those inter
eslEE mnSicAi soirees was given by the pupils OF
the Chicago Musical College In Apolio Hull % d
large and uppreciMtivc audience. The numbers
were ali we'll rendered: th'se Of especial Interest
beng the vocal selections by Miss Lillian Reig-
no3ds, ard Mr.. J. J. HattStaedt- and the piano
playing OF Miss Ida Wolfe, Messrs. Clifford Aur-
Ton anu Emmett Wilson.
Boston's Melodists {coiored) sang at St. Paurs
Methodist Church on the 2Sth Of February to q
large and appreciutiye audience, and have been
requested to repeat the same the 1sth tnsr
at the sunae place. They also sang on the :stt