, 1881-07-17

!. .1SprtnR Song
| 5. Fairs Uvcrturc-" "Metustna."
:. Music to "A Midsurn mer Nights Dream"
| fOvcrture.
| intc.mozzo.
Wedding March
| On Wednesday evening there will be all
other miscellaneous program, as follows:
!. March-"En A,anr" ...Grnr
:. Overture" bon Giovanni NJ ozur1
X WaltaV"yi!'ase alta swalIo"s' Strauss
Pellet ~: :Is,. tsex iu6instsin
| = King '.e ~ George F. whiting
:. Adagio for yiolonceIlo; g. 49,. Goltertnan
!ir. Michael Brand.
| b. " In Cola AFOFOncSc, Up G4
Selections from Fjyias Dutchnan f9S;Sane WSsnes
II. oSert"rsNassnn'eI'o" Sercns5c AHber hcIf
Il. wS'z-%on Ss;;;; tho i'caat'ia lille ta1's.s s.
H. March" ineeiunc- from ;:1'Airc ''''lA'S'
aine '........-.. -Mcyerbecr
For Thursday evening" the first symphony
! program will be performed, the honor being
awarded to Schuiuann. The program will be
| rs follnws:
J. Dvsrture-' Prometh thens" "''..~....... .nee,hoven
y. Symphonic Poem. Phuon -. Sant-S:i:i,s
walawehe,. ;;;icgfrcdn Wagner
!
: Swedish Folks song iia1uerick
| T. Waltz" Wiener Frcskcn n............. Strauss
] T. Maroh-'J Jubilee tncw>, ..-..........Stratlss
TIE HERSHEY NORMAL COURSE.
On Monday afternoon Of last week, Miss
May Phoenix, the contralto OF Christ Church,
gave son. recital at Hershey M.sic-IIall
III the series Of concerts given III the Normal
Course Ut the Sclluol. The program was
rich and varied, milking great demands 1pon
the singer. Miss lhnniX was thoroughly
successful, giving to eucIl number all unusual
degree OF expression, and showing admirable
execution. Tile sustained work in the Ham
del arits, 80 Thou That 'relcst, - lie Shall
Feed Ills Flock" and '*lIe Was Dcspiscd,"
us well It's in the Che Faro Senza Eurittice''
ut Gluck, and i" III Questa Tonba,'' of
beethoven, was especially TO be commended.
The recitativc and aria, lie M'abbandonj,'
by Nercadantc, displayed much facility and
brilliancy. The program closed with
gr9ulp? OF iiye most beautiful songs: Maid
Gus Sung - and aye NustlinS Leaves hy
Hitler, II Love Thee BY GrIcg, ''.Ah! Ills
4 Drean," by LaSsen, and "A King Of
Thule" by, List. Mr.. Harrison N. Wild
contributed two organ solos, concerto III 1}
flat. No. 4, Of Iin1ne and save Muria,o Of
Arcadrlt, arranged by List. i
Mr Harrison u. Wild, the young organist
nf Unity Church, gave ;,l organ recital
WH!nes'say afternoon. Tie program WAS y
the greatest compositions to he found in the
literature for tile oryan-lamcly:
J. Gnnd Prelude and Fu=ue III mtlor. .. Bach
Concert A'a.io ~ +, IN. ii. .Merkel |
D. " Rnnau Caprice ol,. 81 :.1........... Buck !
!. Sonat!-iasula!e. op. Ss...-...... Rhcnl,erser
5. Cnncerio in +, Nj. HunGei |!
T. 3!ysa Moryean dc cn!'Ger,, op Gun,ant
!. toncert-satz il, + flat minor. Thirie
These were played with !. remarkable
degree of >tcadness. Tie technical demands
Wc!c f11lly met. tIle execution being reliable
an nid iatGIle, while the rcsiatr1tinn showed
discretion and excellent TASTE Tic various
chahSts were quietly anu II the same time
promptly mat'asei. Mr.. Wild is evidently Il
lI!lst earnest Student and one in WHOM Mr.
i;Auy, III: teacher, may well take pride. Miss
Marguerllc Spcrry sang two songs III Il
snFranD voice oi II charming. musical quality,
clr!r and unusually sympathetic.
Mr.; Frederick Knscovi1z the pianist. gave
eoneert in tic series. Tilc ~ Program m 'ta.. en-
b biaeed number OF quaint old piano pieces
by Corclli. Andre Canlpra, Handel. and
Gretty: .;, besides several more modern
%p"sS "s a fisz # e0v Te 125Sfy ciaf a;raet SaHt
ton, however, was the symphonic
poem :. Les .lreIndes !" for Two pia,t"s, by
List, i'll which Mr. Rnsuoyitz lad valuable
asslsal.ce from Miss Mamie Hou1.tllu,n The
WAS varied by two vocal numbers,
slliE by Mr. George Il. Mind, Il young bar
|tolle singer with IN excellent voice.
CHICAGO MUSICIANS ABROAD.
Some OF our musicians, who are combin-
ng business with pleasure in their vacations,
Ire getting first-class HotIccS from the rural |
press at various quarters. Mr.. George l..
Root and his daughters. Mr. Coffin. tho tenor
singer, and Mr.. Liebltns, who are conducting
normal school at Eric, Ia, have been re-
'elyctl with great enthusiasm, and of Mr..
4icb|ulS the local paper says: lille cold,
beautiful keys under Ills touch
eemed instinct with the very soul OF
.luslc." At the meeting: Of the National
Teachers Association in Albany, Y. T., dir
IL me second days session, July &, Mr.. il.
;, i"rklns delivered Ill address Oh Song |
:louuencc Us. Chaos, in which he sailed into
hurc!i cltolrS. Mr.. Fred Root read MI essay
u! the = l1alf Truths of Vocal Culturc,' in
which he discussed the relations uf the .
'rgals nf the throN! and chest. During the !!
ast dAys session MI. $. Il. Pratt played Il !
eclt:!l OF Ills own composition, apropps Of
shlcfl the village papur of Albany says: J.
AIr. Pratt won perfect SUCCESS by lis ;
fnrks and tacilc execution, and was warmly
W his eontrtres ut tile close of.l
er young conw,ser.'' The Executive Com
t1ttee f"r tile el!s,ii,g year is composed Of .
:; v: Sykes. +. W. loot, and II. S. Perkins, |
u chicago 1e1'. un4 the is2 meeting will n
Z Nsii III This city. Chicago ought to be t
re doing. ! i
rEscIIKA-LEuTSEn CONCERTS. !
Mime. leScflEa-T Trflf,1rf- :: tho nrtict ,,.ho |