Telegram-herald., 1891-03-08

fhs Worid Of Melody, Past and
Future.
BRIGHT ATTRACTIONS FOR raE WEEK
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Mrs. lila T. Campau. toe soprano,
has Fes gned Der Eos.pon la the stats
Auditor once 40 Lansing, and ls
AGAIN a resident os thls cly.
quite numbeF II opera ssugeFs have
been afflicted vita "a grp rppe OF late.
The pretty group Of waltzes which
have been played by the Powers Opera
House Orchestra. duEing the Rnea ea.
gsgemsnt, are ths compositions OF Mr..
MiliAfd. the trombone player. Mr..
Niliard has been the recipient Of many
compliments on MS pieces.
Miss Abble Aclnnes, tho eontralto.
has been confined ID her home for some
time With very severe attack or pneu.
mOnla.
Mss Ada Hunt IS just recovering
from quite a severe Illness.
Mrs. Eta lale vii give song recital
at the West Michigan Conservatory on
Tuesday evening. AZ which she will
sing fourteen songs.
Mrs. Palmer, the vlolinist, gave .
well attended reception 81 her home on
Fulton-st.. Thursday evening.
The following splendid program was
presented at tho COnstantin sternberg
concert gwen under the auspices of the
~. Cecilia Society
q .ssics
saint saen% CAPRICE with Fusael on airs
from "Aleesgr. '-..... ...... .tsiuck
sonata f. .Pastorale. Allegro Don >cariattt
NAnGogL lttoriA lnco vocal &c Carlssiml
soHASucs.
Etuds IA f. Op. -. No. 3 Chopin
Nocturne a sharp. Op. = No. Jensen
ITaumesslrren. o.. l.. No. I.....-.Sehgmann
CONTEMPORARIES.
Fagae Ia G Minor. 90. 5 Rheinberger Munich)
Phantasy. Up. b. No. dedicated 10 the
memory OF Schumanni -NieOde Dire sdcn)
Menuet fantique dedicated 20 Const,
sternbers ---.--. ..-... Leefson tPhila.. Pa
Gated 10 COnst. Sternberg i--.-.....-.........
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Aria, ''ee FArlresi Son Regime" from
Boaree In A Minor a. W Hunt iErie Pa
Harlequ ide Op. 81 dedicated te Const
StorDDcrzt e.. Biumenschein DAYTON o.
staceatella, Op. 80, No. 5~Sternberg lPhila.. Pa
bsrcaroir. Dp. =. No Sternberg
Iaranteils. Op. ~. No. .Sternber;
PoiOnAise In List
Every one present was extremely de-
lighted with the playing OF Mr.. Stern
berg. tie - All artist. lie was assisted
with two vocal numbers by Mr.. Francis
Campbell, the baritone. IL is said by
everyone who heard hlm that Mr..
Campbell never sang better IN this city.
He sang piece by Gounod and the
''Swan" by Greg, 10 satisfy enthusiastic
encores.
Mrs. G. X. Nichols. Miss Emma Smith,
Mr.. Bartel A. Beneker and Mr.. Clarence
A. Cotton will sing at a concert 10 be
given under the auspices of Valley City
Council, Royal Arcanum, next week.
Mr.. Francis Campbell gave very
pleasant pupils recital at his rooms III
the Kendall block last Monday after
noon. Those who took part were Mrs.
Charles Adam. Misses Voigt, Walker,
Chamberlain, Ball and Mrs. Verran.
Miss Goodman Will sing Gounod's
solo, There IS Green Hill Far Away"
al the Westminster Presbyterian Church
this morning.
Prof. Post will hereafter give pupils
musicale soiree al the West Michigan
Conservatory every saturday afternoon.
The musicale yesterday afternoon was
gwen by MISS Dawn Hunter, assisted
by Miss Nellie Baker. Every one inter-
ested in music IS welcome st these
recItals.
The Schuberts have had large group
photograph taken.
Or. w. F. Hoyt, of the Schubert Club,
is quite Ill with pneumonia.
After the st. Cecilia concert Sunday
night. Mr.. steerberg was given re-
ceptlon by Prof. Post and Mr.. Camp
bell. The affair was much enjoyed by
all.
The musicale soon TO be given at the
OwashtanoDg Club rooms under the di-
rectIon OF Mr.. Francis Lawson. prom
lses 10 be very entertaining. In addi-
ton TO a male quartet. Mrs. Mary Aid
worth viii sing several solos. Miss Nell
lie Udell, the young vlolln virtuoso,
will play Sarssates Gipsey melodies,
and David's fsntasIe on Russian airs.
Mrs. J. ". Phelps will be the pianist,
and Mr.. lawson will contribute several
solos upon the viOloncello.
Mr.. Frances lawson IS preparing 70
give a vlohn recital some time IN April.
upon which occasion nc will play q pro-
gram of cisssc and romantic COM
positions from the works of emInen,
writers fOrthe violin.
Mr.. Francis lawson IL organizing 4
strong quartet winch during the com
ing summer viii devote considerable Of
their time to rehearssls. lt Will be the
purpose Of toe quartet to give several
chamber concerts next season.
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