Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-07-07
MUSICAL s1ELANGE.-

ron as oryanist Il the First Presbyterin
4 Church
Miss Ella Lewis is the soprano at the Se'
ond Presbyterian Church. :.
Mia There's Philips will take Miss Sadl
Logan's place as contralto at St Matthew
Church during the latters vacation.
| Prof. Schockey will shortly take his sum
mer trip
Prof p. Bassett will be here for few
days the latter part of July.
Pref Jos. Miller leaves for Stuttgard
next week
Mrs. Geo. B. Caldwell is at Cranberry
Summit,
Mrs. NJ. Whitaker is in New York study
ing music.
Miss Nellie Palmer IL making wonderful
progress in her music. Sig. Baril greatly
admires her voice.
Last Tuesday F. W. Banner shipped the
first piano on the Ohio River road. II was
one of thos magnificent Kranich Il Bach
uprights, sold 20 Robt. McE1ddwney.
The great artists of Europe and America
pronounce the Henry +. Miller pianos to
be the finest instruments in the world.
Misses Annie aud Sadie Logan will leave
next week for MarthRs Vineyard, where
they will stndy music with some thorough
teacher.
Miss Nellie Warner viii play the organ at
the Fourth street NJ T. Church during
Miss Annie Logan's absence.
wachtel has sung in "I.es Postllion" 900
times.
Mr.. Michael Maybrick ("Stephen Ad-
ams"), composer Of Nancy Lee, and
many other songs, has arrived in the United
States from London.
Mapleson states that he shall positively
come back to America next season, and
that he has engaged Patti and Scalchi.
We shall see!
London has been hearing Joachim Sar-
safe, Bulow, Paekmann, Essipof and Nine
Schumann.
Miss Elma Delaro made the principal
success in Madame Piper during its sea-
son in New York.
Thee begins, the next season at Wallacks
Thester, New York September s, in Ma
dame Boniface." She will come to this city
soon after.
Miss Emma Abbott fortunately withdrew
$4,000 from New York banking house
the day before it failed.
Mr.. W. Ga Dietrice is conducting the or
chestra at the Casino, n. u, in the absence
of Mr.. Rudolph Aronsen.
why on earth did not Gounod publish
his book on Wagner while the latter was
aliveY' asks the Paris La France. All!
why indeed2
Howells and Henschers new opera is to
be called "A Sea Change" twill Proba-
blv be produced at the Bijou Theatre, Nov.
9, oprnirg the season.
Mile. Juliette D'Eryieux, of Paris, Yho
has been singing at Hamilton, Canada, is
going to Italy to study for the operate
stage.
Times have changed. It is now very
long since Wagner was disgracefully treat,
ed by the makers of programmes in Paris
On recent date white Wagner s name ap-
peared eight times on the programmes Of
the principal concert rooms Of that CITY,
Gounod was sent but once!
The Emelie Melville Opera Company in.
cludes Miss Melville, Miss Eva Davenport,
Miss Oracle Plaisted, Miss Martina Simon.
sen. Messrs. Charles Harding (tenor) and
Edward Farley (basso) The repertoire
comprises La Sonnambula, Bohemian
Girl 'Giroae- Gnofa, La Perchole, and
other operas.
Stanfords opera, THE Canterbury Pill
grims," has been the chief success Of the
Carl Rosa season in London. Carmen
has held second place.
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg has sailed for
Europe.
Opertis new opera, "The Baby Mascot,
will probably be produced by the Wilbur
Opera Company at Cleveland, Ohio, in
August.
Sir Arthur Sulliyan has sent letter to
Mr. Rudolph Aronson thanking him for de-
voting a night to the presentation Of Sulli'
van music at the Casino, New York.
Theo will be seen during her season in
La Jole Parfumeuse," LA Mascotte" and
other pieces of her regular repertoire, and
will also probably appear in "Niniche," la
Droit du Seigneur," "Mlle. Nitonche' and
a French version If "Nell Gwynne. The
season at Wallacks Theater, New York, is
limited to five weeks.
Dresden is to hear "Lakme" in the fall.
Fursch-Madi will return to this country
in September.
Miss Louise Searle has been quite i'll.
Joachim is called musical Gladstone
by London Truth.
Counods new oratorio is completed II
is called Death and Life" aud is q sequel
to his Redemption"
Thereis talk of lowering the pitch Of
the organ in the Cincinnati Music Hall. 1t
will probably be lowered half tone.
Mozart's Figaro was revived at Con-
! vent Garden, London, with cast includ-
ing Lucea, Albani, and Senbrich. The
audience was one Of the largest ever seen
at an operate performance in London and
many people were turned away at the door.