New-York tribune., 1886-03-08
ur1sIcAI AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

At the fourth concert OF the Philharmonic club In
Chickeriug Hall tomorrow evening Miss Ella Earle Will
sing songs by Grieg and Schumann ana Mr Gar! tIoo
will play the pianoforte part In Rams qhlntuo o iVl'
The club will also be heard IN MoZarts quintet Oh 100,
or hute vons, aud cello, aud two movements oil
GreSs quartet I'D u minor
Mr. Jonn White, formerly Organst OF the Church OF 81
Francis Xavier who has spent the last two years III
Germany studying giving concerts Will soon return
10 New-York. He has lately composed "A mass ana
sonata Tor organ.
The operatic list at the Thalia Theatre this week
as follows; Tuesday, Mozarts "F1garo's Hochzelt
Thursday first appearance OF Miss Annie Sacn tre-
scE1Jz"; saturday, "Nacntlager IN Granada Dy
Kreutzer.
H. A. Kos has issued directory of the musical trades
and profession United sates which is to he COM
mended a highly useful publication 1t contains the
names and addresses of several thousand persons cOn
nected with music nearly all the states OF the Unlon
The programmes of the Thomas Popular Concerts tn
week are as follows Tuesday evening: suite, Op. Az
sant.sai;ns o don fatae." Verdi CIme. Hasreiter;
"Mephsto Waltz" Liszt Vorspiel. Loreley." Bruch;
scherzo CapriccosO. Dvorak; Air Nime. Hdstreitep
overture Festival" Lassen. Thursday afternoon
(Young Peoples Series) Overture, " FrelSchutA
Weber; two middle movements. A major symphony.
Nozait ME WnitueyJ Tue Nations. ClloakowskD;"
am u Romef. Mendelssohn Cdr' Whltneyl' uheIl r
March of Maronet,' GOunod; seiectlOnS from La
DamnatlOn deEausL
The first OF the concerts TO be given by Fradlcn Lii
lehman, Franz Rummel and Ovide Musin. under the
arrangement OF which mention has been made in this
evening" Fraiien Lehman will sing an air from
Mozarts Ii seraglin," the songs from EgmOnt," by
Beethoven; two songs by Hellmuud and Chopin MI
Rummel will play BecthOven's G major concerto ana
40 the a1d nIe and finals from MendclssOhns violin
concerto. and WienIawskfs Airs Russes. lhere VIII
be an orchestra under the uHecdoh oI "us'"' II I'H
Tichs.
Pressing engagements elsewhere compelled Mr..
Dudley Back to withdraw temporarily from the mu-
steal conductorship of the Newark Harmonic Society
hatn nv NalIp
j. and Fra x DamrOSch, and the former Will conduct
the performance OF Nerdis" Requiem" on March Il.
The performance Of " lhe Queen of sheba," with
which the of G rman Opera came TO close on
Saturday afternoon was witnessed by the most numer
Gus audience ever gathered the building This is the
evidence u the uckeI sales az the box Office The part
Sased ior neNt season Mr. Walter Damroschs many
friends will with pleasure that he viii retain his
position as assistant director
A crowded audience greeted the benefit performance
OF The HiAaio" given saturday evening by the Anna
teur Opera Association at the Brooklyn Academy OF
Mu.ic Mis-, Laura s. Groves as hatiShQ, was enthusi-
astlcaIY .ppiauded, while the principal singers
ana the chorus added to the avorahe Impression
created by their Ormer rendering OF the work
Frederick MitterwurZer, the wel[known German
actor will play farewell engagement OF two weeks at
the Thalia Theare beginning March l5 This will be
under the management OF Heinrich Conried
Mr. Gibert's comedy Of Engaged wss acted last
week at the Criterion Theatre. in Brooklyn, with the
tubjoined cast:
Cheyiot Robert C. muard
nr s,lnp Fred ChPy
Angus 2ct alster r....................J r Nage.jE
Maor AcGllou u.dy......-.-..-.-..---LaIr NJ .iLiGsh
Mr. gcarland .... EIiz beth AnG1cTs
MAJ SsG~sI
sadly MOTIFS
belinda ..................Ada Dyas
Miss Lydia Thompson has been well received IL BOs
On where she Is acting NJ RGsses bdriesqu called
"Oxygen The musical features OF the piece, furnished
by Mr.. John j. Braham and Mr. Gustave A KeIkcr, are
commended as spar5iing ana pleasant d"e Bost2n on Aa
rer,ser says that Miss Lydia Thompson as tue F."ee
looked ana acted astOnlsuHsy young, her voice a'ohe
showIng Der music weary, worn aud ghONtlIke quail
ity which spoke OF years OF service icr idylhs had
much OF Is Oldtime persistent ana infectious vlNacy
ana canrng thouh not quite 50 spirited as IN former
year,, was sir,klngly pretty and graceful
In the Grand Opera House last night Professor
Cromwell depicted " The Sunny South" and Oh
that occasion he distributed to his audience a
song aud music, all by himself These entertainments
given by. Professor Cromwell are Ia high degree IN
stTuetive aud they lIDpart knowledge III peculiarly
pleasant manner.
Miss Adelaide Moore will appear at the Criterion
Theatre this week. acting In round Of SlIakespeaFean
characters
The annual musical catacysms in progress in the
churches OF the city, Among of the changes at the
organ desks We hear OF these: Carl Walter goes from
st. Barholomews Cole gi2to Church Fifth-ave
md Foriy-clghth-st; General Dodge goes to Holy
Trinity Forty -sec1nd-st. and Ha'!ison-aye.; Mr.
Chafhn from the Collegiate Chuicn at titthavc.
ana Tweny-ninth's 10 DR. Siorrs's IN Brooklyn; Rich
ard Henry Warren goes from All SOuis (AnthOn Memo
taD TO 81. BarthOlOiDew's Henry Holden Huss Is ne-
noned the successfu candidate at Ahtbon Memorial
IL gratifying note instance OF stability which
Tells Of nut al satisfaction among the cases OF the
younger members Of the profession who are most
.nectod by the spring upheayals: A. j. McGrath,
who went to st. Ausustine's, Trinity PARISH will stay
here.
reproduction Of Alone In London will be effected
at the Grand Opera House this week.