, 1881-09-04
MUSICAL NOTES.

MUSICAL NOTES.
Percsita Singer is singing III Sicily.
!Albani, after singin. in opera in Berlin
| will make Il CONCERT tour of Germany.
Maurice Dengrenont, the boy vioIinist, il
now in Paris. but will soon return to New
York and give his first concert Oct. Is.
It is said that lfr. Maplcson was paid ST. ,O0t
for producing '*It nGnegato' bv friends Of
tho composer. Tho opera was complete
failure.
Carl Rossa's English opera company has
opened ut Liverpool with 'Alisnon," with
Julia Gaylord us prinla donna. Bernard
I Mct,achin WAS the tenor.
SuIliya1's new opera, Patience" has
been heard for the first time in this country
in San Francisco, where it was RECENTLY given
by the Emily Melville troupe.
Mons. Bosutlin, tie well-known tenor OF
| the Opera Conliuue, Paris, is to be married,
it is announced. to Mile. Marie Fechter, the
| daughter Of the lutte Charles Feclitcr.
Sig. De Viyo has turned UP i'll San Fran
] cisco with Il troupe which lie calls tho Eoenl:s
CONCERT company, from Australia. consisting
of Gabrielle Boc1na, Signora Palma, Signor
Coy, and Signor StetTai,i.
San Francisco has Italian opera. given by
| the nianchi-Montaluo troupe. 1nez F;tobr-
! Auller, wllo w;ls heard here MANY years ago.
| Is one of the troupe. Balfe's - Satanclla :"
| HAS also been produced there recently.
The many friends of Miss Henrietta Beebe
will be pleased to hear that she ll;s been very
highly complllnclltcu in London, and made y
| successful appearance ut one of the Crystal
| lllacc concerts under the direction Of Alr.
| MalliS.
Much is expected Of Signor Valentine Fa-
! hrihi,, the tenor, :" late Of 11cr. Majesty,s
Grand Italian opera company" who Will
! make lis first appearance in America with
| the Ennla ABBOTT English opera company
] this season.
| Ierlioz's dramatic cantata, "Romeo and
! Juliet" will be performed for the first time
u Boston. in October under the direction Of
sooist and the Philharmonic orchestra
largely augmented.
Emma Abbott appears to be the great
oper;,-llouse opener. On the 18th ult. she
opened one ut Springfield, O., owned BY the
Democratic candidate for Governor, and she
is now ell route to Denver to open one there,
owned by Gov. Tabor.
The cditorstip of the Boston Folio-a
journal which ought to take The place OF Mr..
Dwight's late and lamcllted enteyprise-l.as
passed into the competent hands of Mr.. Earl
Marble, who is assisted by Mr.. llczckial
Bnttcrwortli and other writer's upon music
and kindred subjects.
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg will sing in pub
lie for the first time since her return at the
Worcester (Alass.) Festival Sept. y. Mr.. J.
i. Pond will be her manager. and already
states that applications for Miss kc!loss's
professional services are so numerous that
they cannot be filled during the coming se;.-
SOIL.
1t is ru,noreu that the lyric stage is to re-
the FSsin
ner. who met with such Il popular reception
in concerts in Washington, Philadelphia, alNl
Baltimore last winter. She has been ell
yased BY 4 wcll-kttowM tltiascr for the tcstn
Of three years, and will shortly appear in /.
new opcretta.
Mr.. Rafael .IoscfTy will leave New York
Sept. Is to begin his series Of concerts III San
francisco Oct. H. Mr. Josetfy will be as
sisted by full orchestra: and will, in aucli-
tiou to his program, perform Cliopin'SS, E
taisie,'' <irie tie Balellu," by Click, ;tttd Ills
own "SouvcNir u'Amcriuue.''
Mr.. DOyly Carte's opera company will ap-
pear lit the Standard Theatre, New York, on
Sept. 10 in the new :'estictic'' opera by Gil
bert and Sullivan. entitled Patience, This
ley, Mr.. Cudwallader. Miss Roche, Miss Bur
ton, Miss Edmunston, Miss CIiappclIe, Miss
Stummtll, anu other wcll-knuwn perform
crs.
Nr. Carl Rosa will produce during the sca-
SON ut Tier AIajesty's Theatre, commencing
on Jan. 1t, lSSo, in addition to four WORKS by
Wagner, an opera by Lalfc, .' The Painter OF
Antwerp" originally written to Italian
words by pla,e, and produced with great
success ut Trieste III 1856, HaIfcs best and
most artistic period, u1der the title Of Pit
torc.c Duca.''
The CONFEDERATION company is to appear
ut the Fifth Avenue Theatre on Sep.. II lit |
what is styled the London version Ot Nine. |
Fayart-" Tic company and chorus required |
fur this wor X numbers ll9 persons. 1t is sail |
the dresses lave cost upward Of 530.000. MIR. |
Frederick I.cllc, ot the london All,ambr;. |
has been engaged for this pieces, Alr. Alfred |
and Mr.. Charles Harris will direct the stage.
II. Ambrose Thomas, the composer and
Director Of the Paris C0llservatoire, has ap-
other day sllmptuary edict compelling all |
the young lady students under Ills Charge to
wear ut the examinations white muslin
s,owl.s with 10 other ad0rnments than silk
S;tsgS and ffUwcrs - i'll moderation " for tile
hair. This order was rendered necessary by
the extrayagant attire III Which sonle of the
young ladies were Won't to exhibit thenl-
selves.
NEW MUSIC.
New York--Wiiliam i. Pont & Co. Chicago
Chicago Music Company: "l'resitlent Gartield's
1'riumphal March, by Karl Westcrbcrg; 'Drush
Away Those Tears, Ny Darling" song, uy Au-
trcy dc We're.
BELIEVE.
For The Chicagn Tribuut
And still mct, cry, "Bcllcvc:" as in the past,
Cutuuct Is OvtrS,urhctI. and Righteousness |