New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-02-05
MESIlAI. NATNS

Mr.. M1plcSOns season IN Chicago, has been
financial failure.
AT special musical service in st. Johns Chapel.
Varick-s., this evening Mr.. Baubys oraiorio,
Rebckah' Will be per ormed, under the direction
of Mr.. L. Jcune.
Tho auction sale of boxes and choice seats for the
Patti opera season, which opens at the Gcrnauia
Theatre on the 23A inst VIII he held at the theatre
on next Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
For two weeks beginning tomorrow evening,
HayerlIs OPP IA Company will present Gilbert and
Suyan's "Taticncc.' Miss Euma llowsoD will
sing and act Patience, w. II. Seymour will be
Bunthor"e, and G. Nj. PIKE Grosce'or.
This evening the Handel an HAYDN So
ciety of Boston, Will perform Graun's " Der Tod
Jrsu" Ghc Death of jesus and Memberships
" Hymn of Praise" under the direction Of NJ.
T. Trahn. The solo singers Will be Miss Ida Hub
Dell, William F. Winch and George licnSchel
At the mass in the Pantheon of Rome in suffrage OF
the soul OF Victor Emmanuel last month, the music
consisted of new piece composed by Terzani
sung without accompaniment The choir numb red
$50 and comprised ninety teuOrs and basses sixty
two contTaitOS and sopranos. boys from various
academies and twenty eight profes orS of music,
mostly attached TO the different DJslIiCiS ana
churches of Rome.
Mcs,rs Ferdinand and Hermann earn. formerly Of
Ncw-YoIk gave Il concert III the Sale PleycI Paris,
on January -. They played, together. a Sonata
for piano and violin, by Gadc 90. ., aud Rats
Sonata Chromatquc Ferdinand PLAYED Pag minis
first Concerto the Air by Bach, Ral's "Cavatina.'
and EruSts Airs lIonerois' 80; Hermann played
LISTS Fantasia The from - Lucia AR by
rcIgoiese, a Gayotte by Bach and PoOuaIse in
l. fat Toy Chopin
On February 3 the Guernsey Listemann Comb
nation, of Boston. will give an entertainment in
ChickeIiug Hall. The evening will he devoted to
music and dramatic reading, The latter feature be-
ing provided by Miss Minerva Guernsey. The
musicians are Bernhard Li,temann, violin;
Edward lIeindl, flute; Carl Meioel, violin;
FrtZ Iisfcmann Alexander Hciudl, Violonccll0a
Henry Green double bass; and Miss Marie
Evelyn Barnes. vocalist.
The Boston Ideal Opera Company, TO appear at
Booths tomorrow comprises the following
artists: Marie Stone. Geraldine Timer. Adelaide
Phillips Tom Karl, w. II. Fessenden, Myron w.
Whitney, II. {. Barnabee,W. Ii. Macdonald. George
rockingham. The repertory for the FIST week is
as follows: Monday, %I,Fatinitza -; TUESDAY,
Carpenter; thursday, Mascot ' Friday. =. Pirates
Of fenzance' saturday matinee, "OhNette
Saturday night " llnaiore.'
Nathan Franko's concert will take place in
Stelnway Hall on next Wednesday evening. He
will have the help of Mrs. Belle Cole $. b.
Mills, Charles Werner. Charles +. Pratt
and Sam Frankie. The conceri-giver will play
Schumanns sonata with Mr. Mills, a bonanza
by Wllhelmj, three ducts by j. Godard with his
brother, LcOnar's Fantasia Militare :" and
serenade for violin, vOlOncellO, piano aud organ
with Mr.. FTanko Mr. Werner aud Nj. Pratt.
Mrs. Annie Norton-Hartdegen will lie the solo
performer at the fourth concert Of the Philharmonic
Club next Tuesday evening As Miss Annie Burt
Norton, she was of the principal singers IN the
last Musical Festival in Cincinnati and for years
that cIys lavOIite singer. She ia now living i'm
New-YOTk The programme of the concert is as
follows:
. "a ~ Muss Elm Wundcrbares sem "...-.... List
D. IT -t GckOmInen' ....- H. Franz
Mrs Annie NOrtoO.liaridesen
J. sonata oiO POrpOra
Mr.. Richard Arnold.
GaVOfte ...-...-.--I
j. % NiIuIka .-..... -telnDcfg
&c. Maurc-due)
MIR COnstsutin Stenbcrg.
). Scotch Songs OPP Toe. beethoven
sunset"
Oh sweet the Hours"
e. The sweetest La was Jamie
d. Could tlis ID world have botn c"h'flNd'
The Highland Watch
Soprano violin. vO.0nceIo piano
Mrs. ANNE N0rtOD-iIaItdcEtD
D. quartet, No . Ia MINOR OP 1j.Ahtonio BaL%m