New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-06-24
DOINGS OF THE MUSICIANS.

Boston will BIO represented by five composers MONA
York by three counting L. A. Mcdowell. who is ~
ing in Germany, still New-Yorker, Cleveland by
one and Erie by at the American concerts 10 %
given under the direction of Mr. Thomas at the meet
Ing of the Music Teachers National Association 10
Chicago next week. The full programmes are a.
follows:
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY A.
1. skirnis-Mal.' Frey's Longing from the Elder
Edda First movement MS 3,: c:n >, BeS 81.
Frederic Grant Gleason.
Nine. Katharine van Anthem, Soprano.
Mr.. Homer A. Moore, Baritone.
8. The win o. the wisps,' for Female Chorus and
A. Suite for Strings in major op L. Arthur FOote
Orchestra Z. C. Converse
THURSDAY EVENING. JULY,o
l. a InteTlude from the lyric drama Wv, ylaSda'
Conducted by the COmposor)
b. Matona, Lovely Maiden Orlando Lassus
WV WI DIV N'' ''' Mendelssohn
The Apollo Club, of Chicago, W. l. TOmlns,
8. Concerto for Violin and Orchestra, op. 1s
Louis Mas
violinist-S f. Jacobsohn.
4. Benedictus and Agnus Del I'D Mass Gounod
The Apollo Club
5. 1st Concerto for Pianoforte, in Minor, op. Is
Pianist-Madame Teresa Carreno.
O. symphony. Hat, NO. 2, op Il u. W. Chadwica
FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 8.
]. Two Movements from symphony in C. E. whiting
g Elegy for Chorus and Orchestra 5. g. Pratt
schumanu
Pianist-Madame Adele Aus der ohe.
A. Ave Maria for Female Chorus, with Soil, op. d
Harp Violin, and Cello 0bligato, and Strings,
Henry Holden Huss
soprano--Mrs S. c. Ford, of Cleveland, Ohio
Coltralto-Jessie Bartlett Davis, of Chicago
g. Ballade and Polonase for Violin and Orchestra,
violinist-Miss Maud Powell
Andante and %I seher1O for Strings willard BUR
g. T The Crusaders csntata for sO Chorus and Or
sopranO@M r s. c. Ford. Tenor-Mr.' Henry Koeis
The report of the president of the Cincinnati Musical
Festival Association recently submitted, shows THAI
the festival month ago was financially successful
The expenses were S42,75s o. the receipts 446eo-
a profit of 81 ,932 OF. Mr. Hobart the president, IN
speaking Of the results of the festival, said:
ain the history Of the festivals there has never been
shown little adverse criticism, such complete gen.
eral interest," such entire accord in praising tao
results Of the festival 1t left behind most pleas
ant feeling of qualification to all First OF ALL Theo-
dore Thomas is entitled TO the entire credit Tor tho
artistic results While the chorus has not been az
balanced it has done very effective work us devo-
ton was unexpected and praiseworthy'
Mr.. Hobart closed by urging the importance OF
soundng g board I'm Music Hall, the necessity Tor
chorus endowment fund and the feasibility OK forming
a corporation with a capital stock of $4,000, with
ten per cent assessment stock to pay the expens@
of the festivals. This would allow fins 10 supsc1~
and become stockholders.
The Handel triennal festival for 1883 VIII
held In the Crystal Palace, sydenham, on MondN'
wednesday and Friday of this week. Mr.. August Msnn
will conduct the choral and instrumental forces, wn
will number 1000, and the principal singers VIII 70
Madame AIbani, Madame Nordica, Madame Valera
Madame Patey, Madame Trebel, Miss Annie Marrio"'
Edward Lloyd, Mr.. Santley, Barton McGuekin NJ.
Brtison and Mr. Brereton. The Messiah VIII "
sung on the first day. Israel in Egypt" on the thru
while the second will be selection day. The Ensnsa
critics. who like 10 sneer at what they call the American
liking for big things, will be delighted by soma"
for violin solo, performed by 200 yiolinists Choruses
from Belshazxarn Alexander Balus," and the sotn
Psalm, Will be sung for the first time, also ARA,
from the Italian operas, Giulio Cesarc,' Deidamis
From Ottonep an aria for baritone Will DO lntrodueo
which all Handelian biographers aud historians navy
hitherto declared to be irrevoeably lost tho au'ossR
of which, however, was recently found Dy 1T a; :.
Mann among the musical treasures Oh tho ritz"hhaA
Museum, Cambridge.
The Birmingham Festival for 1888 Will DO held
on August 90, 90, 80 and 81. Hans Richter WIZ
conduct. The principal singers viii be Madame Apani'
Madame Patey, Madame Trebelli, and Mr.. lloyd Inc
chief choral works to DO given are Mendeisshons Ell
jah" Dvoraks stabst Mater Hubert Parrys Jua''n
and Holocrnes,' sullvans Golden Legend A. e Mag
kenzle's .Coters saturday Night flanders Mos-
siahs DR. Bridges cantata " Callirhoe,' Bachs 9SS
nincat' Berliox's Messe des Mors' ana ssrss
and ana pr Bridge srs nsg and were expressly