Telegram-herald., 1890-09-14
MELODIOUS MENTION
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CfsEeree A. Cotton, the young basso,
who = one 0f the most promising pupils
of sealoE AgramOnte. sas unanimously
e.eeted niumLer OF the Sc1aeert Clao,
al rs last meeting.
John H. F. Hughart has returned
from tie NcTllCra resorts. where he
aas been spend lng a delightful VACATION.
Those Wh0 attended 'Enani. az
lcKeTs LAST Thursday evening, prob
ably heard the richest treat OF baritone
sngng that has ever been gwen in this
c.ly. fruette and BrOderlck were both
10 splendid voice.
Mss NJ. l.. WD0uoughue Will ofhciate
as orsaei 80 at the Westminster Prtsby-
teuan Church, for toe last time, next
Sunday. ca September - she Will
leave Tor New York, winch city she viii
hereafter make her hoa,e.
A beautiful qulntette, "Hark, Hark,
Ny soul" by Harry Rowe shelley, will
Ue sung at toe Westminster Presbyte.
~ morning service today, by the quar-
tette, assisted by Mss Goodman. Hiss
Noble will sng a soprano solo from
Mendeissohn's oTatouo, ST. Paul.
The Schubert Club held us first New
ear rehearsal OF the season last Tues
day evening. The outlook for the pros
pcrity OF the club this coming season Is
exceedingly good The music TO be
taken up by the club Tor practice this
year VIII all be new. The next rehear-
sal VII. be held next Thursday evening,
instead OF Tuesday evening. Tuesday
evenings, however, VIII DC the regular
rehearsal nights. Albert II. Morehead
now enters upon nis third year as musl-
ca director Of this popular oTganiza-
ton. Tie Is the first director ever re-
tanned by the cluo for more than one
year.
on September % senior Ermlo Agra
monte, who has made himself so pOpu-
lar IN Grand Rapids musical circles,
Will leave for his home IN New York.
He has assisted argely IN developing
many voices IN this city. HIS superior
as q vocal instructor has never before
visited this city and his departure Will
be regretted by many.
Miss Marie Noble, the young soprano,
VIII remove to New \ ork City to reside,
in about one month.
Regular rehearsal meeting of the
! OratorIo Society at Hartman's lecture
room, tomorrow night.
Miss Goodman has been engaged to
sing soprano at the Westminster Pres
byterIan Church until January l. She
succeeds Mss Marie Noble VINO is about
to leave the city.
The Chicago Oratorio Society will
give three concerts IN the coming sea-
son at the Auditorium, a miscellaneous
concert, Tine Creation" )" MendelsSohn's
"Athalie" and Greyer's Spring and
Love"
The people who VIII assist Mr. LAWN,
! Gl.moIe's tenor, at his complimentary
concert next Tuesday night, are oil
we'll known to Grand Rapids audiences.
Miss Hunt, the pianist. returns 10 Us,
and makes her first public appearance
at this concert after q years study IN
Boston. Miss Earle has not been heard
IN public IN some time, and people Will
be anxlCus TO hear her IN the famous
/ Indian Bell song from "Labmc.' Mr..
Agramonte returns TO New York q few
days alter this concert. Special atten-
/ ton should be paid to the program,
inasnluch as Il contains many numbers
that are entirely new - Grand Rapids:
+ Duct 81 pei clel--'Ot heilo'-Vcraf ..........
......-.......--.. Dir. Lawn and Nr Campbell
Ar.a-iudian Belle song 'Laha.r Deli
Ar.a-Cielo e n,ar-IsGrocoa Poac1ieIn
Plano Bslladr p gi-gl lsp'u. SIS, Hunt
Auea-."Di proveA4. Ia Ira'is,t;a Yer, -,
song -Nsronetta-lle.mqad Hiss Earie
soErs-.s Daunu.t. =. II. Alien 10
6ood iiye, >. I'll. Auen. u. The
1ouug Rost r. tcerster ....... 3,r. ia,ia
+ pen1- Etuie iu ll-Liszt .-...-.. Mis. HBut
son. tue swan. tireig. ~ Tine
/ tob.n." Neid.nger. 'oi "so~gai.., les
+ Dus,--f from Ia Fofs de, des,lut'' -'srdi
......-...-...-.-... Ar. b1stu aad .ir. impbeu
2 The q. Cecilia Society viii meet for
+ tae hrst time tuls season Friday. OCtO-
ter 3 at tie Ladies Literary CLUB
T House it bad teen contemplated 20
+ hold al OCCasouGI meeting through
I the SUMMER, but tue absence from Use
+ 9ty IL m8ny Of the prominent members
u'ade tie project iueXPedlent. Iae
Years program N fii consist of artist re-
F Utais ard musical afternoons as here
tofore. Perry, toe blind pianist r.;
+ Boston has already heeo engaged i0r a
: recital. and tbe ladies are ia Corre-
{ sfcrlI Iieuco with vlDiiutsfs and voFSfisr7