, 1881-08-07
Interesting Series Of Concerts at the
Hershey School.
Miss Cary About to Abandon
the Operatic Stage.

t music for Tuesday evening, OF which Sll
perb selection has been made, us will be sccl
below. and the performance for the first tirn
in this country, and If we mistake not fo
the first time in the world, OF Rubinstein'
latest work, the Fifth Symphony, an a1laly
SIS Of which will also be found below. Thi
performance will be notable event, as CHI
cago has never before had tile rare honor o
introducing Il master-work to the world. The
program for Monday evening, which is pop
ular in character will be as follows:
l. Overture to La Gazza Lrtra "...... Rossin
2. Antique Mtnuct and Pastorac. S. G. Pratt
,. .ta Gotta Arngoncsc.' ',oepH Htnewtsaint-sat
5. 6vcrturc-S Leoaor' No. g.. Dcciboven oven
!: Aieere,to from + ilat SYMPHONY:
nsrt se,r,! m"scIu 81 ;S,n, Runsts r,,n
:, i - G. {: i: I;susy .nd join Quinn. e
l.. "Tunnhauser March h'..-............. Wagner
Tuesday evening the following superb
Wagner program will be played:
!. "Tannhiiuscr."
la. March. b. Racchanale. C. Romance
The Evening STIR" trombone solo, BY.
! . Fine Fuusr Overture"
a.. Introduction. b. dance of Apprcn-
tices:" c. Procession Of Mcisterslngers.' n
| .w,ik &: ili;ree!'nx IRE :! to Huns saehs."l
| Ia. 4.Kldc of tho Walkireu." b. ..Wotan's
Farews TO Brunnhilde and Magic Fire
5. ':sievfrIcd'' second act) "wnldwcben."
T. .Gotte7tttmerung.' "siesfricd's Death
| I. - l+ohenErin:''
IL. vorspicl. b. selections from first act
| c..'..EritlAl Procession. d. Introduction,
| "Nupliai Chorus, and March tcmpu"]
The program for Wednesday night, which
| is popular in character, will be as follows:
ooCoronatton March '... ...syendsen
'Zwcigesprlchc and knruevalsscene
! tnew>, ..;..........,........ Hoffman
1Gtkn1'.; Havon'G hhapSndy a!}st .Drorak
iarshetiosecod sypboay lSGu' f. g1eason
narnnaton Of Faust music. 49,, i1aIins nsrIios
| Overture. s.SfratIra" l '*'''' tin1nM i,srlrVS
| Quartet. It,xnlctto'' Verdi
Waltz, ln's Centrum Strauss
"Gnronation Marcel" ......:. Fahrbarctl
| Fur lhutsaay night splendid program
has been prepared, the great feature OF wilicil
!i:I y ttie new Kublnsten symphony the Fifth.
lie complete program VIII be as follows:
Overture. "p, Ii. Beethoven
j. 1weiSesprache and harnlvalsscene
nn"Gr;3n in,nso,i;, +, X ~ mann
symphnny No. ;at2;J s. n{nor. ~ o. a. I'd i67 A's@t
6. Overture to .:Ricizi zi'':............. WaSuer
:. Fantasla-" Visions in Dream -. .Lumbye
4 Waltz" Pub!icisten" c.uo,,,-
Galop-.' Furioso "'.... . . ''''''oss
minor, op. l07, is dedicated to tic memory of
the Russian Grand Duchess, Helena Paw
1ow1la. kubinstein's early patroness, anti is
written for grand orchestra without, how
ever, drawing OH the complete resources Of
the modern orchestra
The first movement opens with moderate
dsSai. ~ time, in the Key OF G minor, tic
principal theme being given out at the start
by wind Instruments in unisons and ren,:t-
ed by the strings followed BY a tutti broadly
s,ort.d but without any special harmonic: or
rhythmic feature. The crash diving avay. a
few timely written bars lead into bright and
lively theme. which, after being worked IN.
leads back into the principal theme. now
more elaborately scored. and leading grattu-
ally into climax wrought BY The inevitable
tune once more appears, followed By the
a"t'nef ' ftu auttl 'assnGe wl1cn closes abruptly
writing thn movement cin:ns o'nit,.t ~,
echoes Of the first theme, ~ "~
The second movement, allegro 7,o7. tropp0,
IS solnewillt PASTORAL III effect, the monoton-
Iancc n os birh "" Eao,ar =. .,e cl';rcter OF rural
phrase OF f,gle writIng. The wov.,ant ue -
evidently takes the place Of the conventional
Scftc'3o, though ordinarily the scl.erzo fol-
'oTn M tiio .te!t;.t. unu,''t.t. .:
fiat is Ioyrlv theme ''v vrn,,oh3 ~ ae kes ;i OF
mastery skill. and first introdnrrd as ~ trr,,
solo. 1t will without doubt become a rrnnt I
favorit. 0oS0'''o s''o"'
The last movement, n,lcnyo qiuncc
time, opens aealn in {; mit1r viii, =. tIo,na
betraylng tie composers peculiarly r:t ''1Ii Of
4, melodic phrases ',,d followed By u broader
different instruments AMI VERT .l..t;ntat,,
scored. The tirst tllene IS then appropriate1 vi
in part to work up tic finals in {; ,naipr" an
tic symphony ei1ses With = n,nc1 Ju, r,,.,' t' ~
the whole orchestra. ''''' '' e '>''A Aus'' ~
Its character is perlaps more metodjc than
is generally lie cnsa IN the svmnhon;o. s'"H ~
stHrIjutS ,.tf.cts ..r, ~" ft,, ut1eaI!es % Nl
point if II dies e. M ~ hau.. H,,en t e Ien to an
co1nsrrs trun,at sv,nn,ou, ms - ii 'i W .l,e
fhrlnss Siror'I 1,,,,;,,.' - ~ W. iieses
OF music in its hiyl,rs, fnr,ns ~ e''o 1o'e1S
A '' ''e "eoe 'o4"'o
TIE HERSHEY NORMAL CONCERTS.
During the past week there have been three
'o4. ."''ee4to 't'c,t Nv tle1sAes.hall Ill the
1ltt.it'a. eoa'sc u tne SCHOOL, lhe hrst-on
Monday altcrnool1-lntroduced Mrs. Albert
+. Dean III a recital Of songs, consisting Of
twelve delightful numbers from Bach. lin
del Schubcrt Franz .I,,nsu, nn,,;.n,t; |.., a...,
SIm,',.r Nrs "an,s '.tav l,o'''%cltl, anu