New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-05
MUSICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The italian opera list for next week is as follows;
Monday Patti in Lncia d Lammcrmoor 1uesuaN'
Ahan in Faust: Wednesday, Patti in Linda al
chamounix- Friday Nordica in "LAfrcalne" sat
urday matinee, Patti in d" Traviata.'
The first service of the Church Choral Society foT
.ss s.ason Of 500 will he held in ST. Thomas's Church
newt wednesday evening. Memberships 3" Hymn OF
prses and LISTS Thirteenth Psalm Will be sung inc
.olo parts being in the hands of Mrs. Theodore -
Toodt soprano. Miss Florence Hervey, contralto and
william A. Prime, tenor William C. Maciarl"he VIII
10 orranist. and Richard Henry Warren conductor
concert will be given in Steinway Han to-ihol'o"
evening under the direction Of Johannes Werschinger.
The solo performers announced are Mrs. heroeFr
ror.,er william Bartcls Clotild scheda IA NolinlSt
.r, viornal and Victor Herbert. There VIII also
So cnoir of mems voices numbering $50, made up OF
FIVE societies. ,.,,,ou,
Miss Maud Morgan will give a concert in Chickcrng
Hall IN Wednesday evening OF next week. Will t"o
holm ~ Mrs Pemberton lIincks Hoist Hansen AEON
uartdepen George W. Morgan. and four of her pupils
At A professional matinee" in Palmers lhea''e
49,. Thursday afternoon silas G.. Pratt will give MS
sSiral entertainment entitled "Nusical Metemp-
svcbosiss which illustrates the fancful deveopmch,
NJ a simple melody from the time of Pan to tha' OF
Wagner The entertainment is happy combination Oh
pctures music and discourse. and viii doubtless DO
seen and heard with pleasure
A testimonial concert to William Edward Mulligan,
Chckering Hall next Tuesday evening Inc hoSv
interesting features Of the programme are two can
tatas Hymn Of Apollo and " Hymn OF Pan written
for and dedicated TO the GOunod Society by Mafuh
Roeder formerly of Berlin. professor Of singing
In the ROYAL College of Music, Dublin.
The last concert of the Philharmonic Society on
next saturday evening will be made notable by the
cooperation with that splendid organization OF the
Metropolitan Musical Society in a performance OF
Beethoven's Ninth symphony. The choir VIII also
be heard in some unaccompanied music.
Mr.. q. Ii. Wilson, Of Boston, announces the APP
preaching appearance of the seventh volume of his
handy and useful Musical Year Book OF II he
saws: "Thc new Year Book viii be similar i'll plan
10 the last. 1t VIII contain about 100 pages. dis
PLAYING the happenings in the larger cities OF the
tnted states and Canada. local events being CLASSIFIED
Its supplemental features will include table Of new
compositions by native writers: table of first per
formances in the United states. and another embrac-
ing the world. OF more important works more far.
reaching than any have yet prepared, summary OF
proceedings at the annual meeting Of the NJ I. y. A.,
and full index of titles. The only critical feature
OF the new Year Book will be retrospect
The Handel and Haydn Society o. Boston Will
celebrate the seventy fifth anniversary Of il or-aniza
ton By festival during Easter week. beginning
with a performances Of Elijah" tomorrow. with
Madame Lehman principal soprano. The other
choral works to be given J. C. D. FalkcrS
cantata saint John" Bach's Christmas OratO1o,7
lIandel's Israel in Egypt and Gounods "Redemp-
ton Mr. Edward Lloyd, the English tenor, will
assist in the performances