Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-26
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Kar, Nerz Musical Library is now on its
uov fror, uroos,ar n and viii arc lonr he
way rom oos.er' ", anu WIZ Sl. S.e s - ~
Art Building. ON Fifth street. where it will re.
main until Pittsburg's Carnegie Library is in
operation. The few subscribers who have not
yet paid up are requested to make early remit
lance to Mr. Charies Z. Meilor, CUSTODIAN u
'ne iunu'
A PROMISING musical and elocutlonary en-
tertainment IL beinp arranped for Friday even
a.; N..to. "a a., -, ',..1 &C .ho t,irts
iuH' I -. - ~ .No en"P Va "a 80
Mg Mpurg GenIrsi mlgn schooL ior rhe 4enen aInher
of the High School faculty, whose prolonged
illness occasions this practical evidence OF
sympathy on the part OF her many old puphs
anu Irlehus'
"READER" may address to the Secretary OF
Tue mozart Oluo, D. boyd Dun' hsq'' LOO W, VI
avenue, ms inquiry as to the manner OF oe-
coming a member of that chorus. The club
meets for rehearsal every Monday evening at
its rooms in the McCance block, corner of
Smlthheld, Liberty and Seventh avenue,
though 1t Is now on the lookout Tor more COM
modlous quarters.
THE Noyv yort Charms Soo;otv Mr. e
ntn-,;,,,or w. IN, - .hroe
Nortilner w lske, conductor, VIII give three
tro onan;,ns ,,,.s os noh - ~ EoI,rn:r,, .nd
EnIl;
yan,s ;,csoldau Torord WI ;, the senond to Mas.
senet,s Eve; and Hamish MacCunn;s "The
Lay of the Last Minstrel" and the third to
VI. farrys Judlth"-al noVelties 10 ne"
AND still they come. "The Pittsburg Star
Course. ~ to he given at Old Citv Hall this sea.
son, proposes to emulate the similar efforts
ne%ty simulated In Anesneny oy .ne erec.ion
OF carnegie Han. Ihree concerts anu Two
attraction being first-class one, in the shape
oil Ovlde Musin, the eminent violinist, and ms
concert company, to be followed later by the
nonnIar Lind of a o-,co &c ,,orond eor the sarias
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enough 10 warrant snythlng more thah tne
statement that plans to that end are
being considered The exact status of these
inchoate ideas has for ometime been
known to The DISPATCH, and its raiders
will be fully informed Just as soon as
they settle upon a reasonable foundation of
fact. Meantime the earnest hope may be eX-
pressed that a Festival may by some means be
held next spring upon scale commensurate
with the rapidly growing musical activities of
our community
MD r,,roror C,,- ..
AhEopok SALMoN announces an eA-
- Sii' III nusical programme, 10 pe given next
1uesday evening at the Pittsburg Female Col
lege. with the assistance of Mr. Harry
Brockett Mr. Cal R.,,cr .,d AIiss TroiIIo ll
go. --- anu LII
hos hooo,,,, .,-,T,o ae r. :, 80 ~. "no
stitution. Miss Eldr:dge will on this occasion
make her local debut PLAYING De Ber-
lots Eighth Concerto and an Evening
Song" by Nachez. Mr.. Brockett will
sing songs by Weber. Meyer-Helmund and
Matter; Mr.. Salmon will play solo pieces by
ID Albert and Chopin, and MIR. Retter and Mr..
Salmon will play on two pianos Schumann's |
Andante and variations and Raffs Gayotte and |
MuSetto op. 2OQ |
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-"H99h9' "EbSiEh AND nENRlcks' the en-
managers OF the Star Course" at |
Carnegie Hall, ALLEGHENY have determined to |
follow two sunuos+ione io,oIv ,,,do i, tb;s 40 |
-. rs InN,l l"Uoi' ~ ni'ue a, 'ni' ue-
paithnent ol 1bE DlsPATCH. FIRST, tney oHer
season tickets to the course of six concerts at |
nait rates (ess thanf50: cents per concert) to
music teachers and pupils properly identified |
Considering the greater cost of artists hail.
stc, this is about as cheap as the European
rates which offer such inducements to students
There ought to be no absentee teachers or
pupils when DE Pachman November III, the
New York Philharmonic Club. Clementina De
We're, John Cheshire (harpist) and other art.
sts of like rank are to be heard at such prices |
The management have also opened a cor
-espondence with a view to securing if possi- |
Dle an organ recital from that greatest of