New-York tribune., 1884-03-03
MYSTICAL NOTES.

quarterly recital by the pupils of the Con-
servaory Of of which Ernst EherhaId Is president
TOOK place on Saturday night III horticultural nan
Mr.. George w. Morgan and his daughter,
Miss Maud announce another series Of five organ ana
harp Inatnee- 10 occur on successive thursday ~ pesn
ming Oh Marcel o.
MI Abbeys opera company Will give seven
performances Boston this week the list OF operas beng
a. follows: Monday, Hamlet 50; Tuesday, Meilstoiele
Wednesday Roberto DiavOlO'; THURSDAY, don Go
ynnr FRIDAY IL PrOfeta -; saturday afternoon, Al
Bsrbiere al Svigla p" saturday evening. La GocoDca
Franz Runmel, whose s0jOum IN New IOIk
Is pleasantly remembered by musical people here recent
" PLAYED the scuum&un concerto and schu' 'ers Wan
6erer Fsra i9 g, n a symphony concert Wiosbadcn,
winning enthusiastic recognition for BIZ musical taste ana
skill iIUm IuDuc aAd CIltlcs.
Manager Amberg of the Ihalla Theatre an
pounces t te measure of popular won by the
operetta l77G" has been great enough TO warrant him
IN continuing performance through this week After
It's withdrawal Nine Janisch. Countess Arco viii he seen
there in series OF Iepresenaucus she comes RON 'Ae
Imperial Theatre al Vienna
The very interesting subject of "Music in
America is 70 be discussed before the Nineteenth Cen
tury Club March ;. The principal paper will be read
by Dr. Leopold Damrosch. and Dr. F. l. Ritter who re-
Gently published book with the same TILE, has OeeA H.
Vited 10 participate in the debate.
Princess Ida was given at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre during the last week with change in
the cast Mr. MeCreery, the original Prince Hario, has
been put aside and the part is now sung by Charles F.
1OnC who At first was the FOrt0, ne ID turn hcg sue
ceeded by Arthur wilkinson. The change has improved
the performance BY giving II greater AsAIheS' ana
grace.
By virtue Of its programme the fifth concert
Of the symphony Society Saturday evening 70 he
one OF the interesting features OF The musical season.
Preserving in his purpose Of acquaintng the New-York
public with the compositions Of Berlioz, Dr. Damrosch
will prlnce selections from "The childhood OF Christ"
IAszf's Faust symphony will follow. the chorus Nus
hcS beng sung by the male chorus Of the OrttOIiO
Society Mr. ". H. Stanley VIII sing the tenor solos III
both selections.
The first Of the organ and harp matinees an
pouDced ty lIr. George W Morgan ana Miss Maud Nor
gan will take place on Thursday afternoon, Beginning at
o'clock Miss Ahce q. Keller viii sing ROde's "Air and
Variations" 20" Nh Morgan viii play the overture to
Samson by Handel, the BenolcJiOn and Nuptlal
March bv SAINT -5aeDs Thiele's " COucertatZ" IN
MINOR ana he Mariana" with MS daugh
ter he vii play The Nuns Prayer" by Oherthur Miss
Morgans ui, will be fantasia melodies from "Un
Ballo in Maschera," ana Oborhir's The Fairy
Legend"
The daughter of Mr.. Mark Smith, who adopted
the stage name Caerina Marco entered upon
operaic career has been singing recently at Ca1z.
Spain She made her first appearance there Lucia
Doniletz opera on November Is, and judge by the
new paper criticisms, achieved haterin- La
Eeca ra said; within recollection similar
to that obtained by this prima donna has not been
made u Callz" 81 Couerco said At the end OF the
mad scene called three times before the
tain amid cheers ana general enthusiasm or sub
appearance OF Miss smith III La sOnndmDuli"
III Dcrcl,SOr de CGdtc said Miss Marco gave new
occasion admire her brilliant artistic qualities She
Justly meIited the applause obtained the audience,
That uutring enthusiasm called ber many times
Igie The curtain al the termination OF the acts