New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-26
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MUSICAL NOTES.

Mr.. James E. Kelly has made spirited out
line drawings OF several situations In "loantne'
which, as they include portraits OF some ofthe principal
characters are an agreeable souvenir OF this amusing
play and its performance
Professor j. X. Paine, of Harvard, has
written for the frennal festival Of tho Handel ana
Haydn Society of Boston, next May, new work upon
text from Milton scored for so chorus and orchestra
1t is 10 be entitled " The Nativity"
|. Nv general desire the Handel and Haydn
Society of Boston will repeat "The Redemption on
Good Friday instead OF giving Grauns Der Tod Jesu
originally planned for that GATE. Inc society Will
give the Elijah " on Easter Sunday
Preparations for the first production or Mr
g. G. Prats new opera "Zenoba," in Chicago. are rap
idly going forward. Miss Dora Hennings, who Is TO
create the title role sailed from Liverpool on the serya
sing the Priests Chorus In the first act OF the OPERA
At the last Boston Symphony Concert the
symphony was schuberts Ia fat; and Liszt gym
phonic poem "Tasso" was given. Mr. H. u. IucKer
played Rublnsten's pano-fore concerto In ID MINOR
The symphony at the neSt concert 10 Dc Ma1 and
serenade for strings Canon form by MT Hen,c1 ts
which he inscribed to Bruch, will be played or the
first time.
The dates of the third rehearsal and concert
of the Oratorlo Society advanced to March and
from March IA and Is. originally adVertised ana
printed on the subscription tickets. These tcKets WILL
OF course DO valid for changed dates AT this con-
cert the Elijah" will be given. with Nine Gabrielle
Boems. Mira o. II. Fellows. Miss Winant, Mrs. r; -
Krpal Mr.. Jules Jordan, Mr. ii. Bersin MI T. Coiett
and Mr. Max Heinrich.
Sunday evening concerts are multiplying
One took place last night at the Cosmopolitan
Theatre, at which tho 9TH Regiment Band. under MI
Cappa, performed beside a good array OF 500 per
formers-Miss Emma Juch. Nine. Zelda seguin, MI
Fred Harvey and the clever young pianist, Miss Adele
Margulies AZ the Casino last evening the soI W
were Mile Paolina Rossni, Signor frapoui, Mt W. l.
Carleton and Mime. Madeline Schiller.
The neighboring corners of upper Broadway
were all last evening, for beside the usual CASINO
concert there the first Of series at the remodeed
Cosmopolitan Theatre At the Casino there was the large
audience which has matter OF course on these
occasions There was also q considerable audience at
the Cosmopolitan. The 9TH Regiment Band furnished
the orchestral music, performing MeyerDeers tacKel
tanz No 4. of LISTS Hungarian Khapsodlss con
siderable selection from GOunOds Faust, anu Mag-
nors Waikiki RIFT, which certainly shoud not nave
been attempted
lie MeneStrel, speaking Of the sums now paid
to singers says; "wero not Rubni. Lsbache' Tambu-
rni Mario Grsi, Persani Frezzoni and Nardot sat
i,fcd with to 900 francs for the Italian season In
Paris Mdme sembrlch aad Masni now receive o.OOO
francs night Ike Nilsson Patti and AlbaD. while the
tenor Gayarre Is said 10 have refused 10000 10 go anu
sing at Buenos Ayrcs such Is tie ,Ontagon OF large
salaries thai artist OF any merit wouli consder MIN
self lnsuled in his honor II he offered reasonable
terms. A TO accepting them-never! Thus tho stua
ton IL becoming very critical for manager. and eyentu-
ally for The public items few more year, OF this
runous system and the lyric stage VIII he an mposs-
blity For. after all. Whatever voice AID whatever
talent si may possess n can never De sited Win
the power OF singing opera all by himself
Mr.. Maplcson's company was in Toron-
t. recently Private adyces from tina! city LAY: "Ihe
reception by tie vast audience OF Nine. Albani
must have been very gratifying to Ter,
:or Il was enthusiastic, markell and sincere At the
recent concerts at to Toronto University under d.
rccon o; Mr. r. H. Torgngton the programmes included
Wcbors Treclo,a" and "Obcron" overture,' the tor-
gcio from tue First symphony OF Beethoven, and cho-
rlses from the Antigono" aud &c" ipus" OF Me1dcls-
sohn Mr. Torrngtou il conductor OF the Toronto Phil
harmonic Society m organization which dufn g 1t, ten
years Of existence brought out with eic ent means
considerable number OF important works. and has done
much O. elevate the standard OF musica taste IN te DO
minun IL Mas THIS society whch had the sp rt u ac.
quire the GIT IL pr ducc TOunots me Redemption
and TO give IL lat December IN It's integrity Win Mo
Aues and tho brothers winch In the principal SOLO parts,
aud chorus Of about 400 voices anu orchestra OF seF-
eutv performers. 40 c.cut strong movement Is on
foot To- build proper uusic hal In Toronto which may
be united OF the good results OF tho InbhAt-
| muu!c Society WOIk.