New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-19
MUSICAL NOTES.

Massenots new opera, HerOdiadcn first
brought cut at Brussels, was performed at Milan Oh
February %.
Bcethoven's Choral Symphony was performed
at the last concert Symphony Orchestra Of Boston
on March II under the direction Of GeOrg IIensche.
1t is reported that the loss to Mr.. Higginson,
who so generously undertook TO maintain the Boston
Symphony Society conducted by Mr. Henschel. was not
less Than $4,000 during the first season Just ended
The fourth Of Mr.. and Miss Morgans organ
and harp matinees will taxa place in Chchering Hall
next Thursday afternoon. Madame Cora de wlhorst
will sing an aria from PurtanL"
The following names have been added dur
Ing the week TO the list of principal performers at the
coming music festival: MILE paoina Kcssin Miss Hat
tie Schell, Miss Anala Wurmb, Miss Antonio Henne,
signor Galassi and Oscar Stems.
The Pvughlleepsie Vocal Union, q new So
ciety under the direction OF Frederic Louis Ritter gave
@ concert on March 10 which had q remarkable pro-
rramme. made mp OF selections from sixteenth and
PrBtorius. J. NJ. Bach, J. s. Bach, and few modern
pieces.
Richard Arnolds animal concert will take
place on March % in Chckerng Hall On this occasion
Madame Madeline Schiller will assist. and besides
Tarantee by List will perform the panoforo part IN
Rubinsteins Octet, op. o in D major Miss Emma s.
Howe will be the vocalist ana N.Y. hrhcu VIII piay
Vicuxtemps's " Slavonic Airs"
On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday even
ngs of this week role OF Mabel IN The Pirates of
Penzance "at the Bou OpeTa House will be assumed by
Miss sao Reber Miss Roosevelt being compelled TO full
fl some concert engagements made some time since
Miss Roosevelt will appear on Ihursnay frluay anu
Saturday evenings and at the Saturday matinee.
At the first concert of the Lenox Hill Vocal
Society IN Stock Hall next Thursday evening Saint
saonss OratOrlo de Noel" will he given for the first
time this city The solo parts win be in the hands OF
Miss Henrietta Coradi Miss Marie B. Wade, Miss Clara
T. stuttsman Fred Harvey and william +. Blois II.
r. Romevn s musical director Of the Society and the ac
compartments viii be played by al orchestra, the orig
inal parts being used
The sale Of subscription certificates to the
Music Festival May. which has been In progress
for three days has reached astonishing proportions al
though hampcred by sowness with which the cor
tncaes have delivered by the printer On the first
two day. all the certificates hand disposed OF be-
fore evening The with which they are behS
taken angurs well for the Of the enterprise
The New-Yor< Chorus Society will give
second concert on Saturday evening. with pre-
lminary public rehearsal the afternoon Of Friday
Following Is the programme:
Ganzona "Vol che sapoie lie Nozze ii FL
eare! ...;,. '''''.-.-.'-.- GTn
suppe-ncnjary movement TO tina ocean sym.
sce P.st from Rcnvennto ceirni - Berlioa
h htor,s M,sa soleuuis op l2S......Beothoven
Mastes Michael Banner, the boy violinist,
played again evening concert arranged for his
benefit at StcinWay Hall. There largo aid en-.
thuSinslio audience which showed its appreciation OF
Master Banners talent by appaudng heartily and do
manding moro after each Of his performances. The Sc
lection from Leonard, Sou, cnir de Haydn"
ccptionallv well PLAYED aud for 1t deserved The
long bnt crcditably carried through. Master
Banner assisted by several local artists.