Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-24
GREAT DEMAND FOR PATTI SEATS.
Mozart Musicale Tomorrow Evening
ronr.dsr.te Couccrt Mt the Academy.


Asth.st;me draws near for the appear
ance of Madame Patti and her concert
company at Mozart Academy April z9tb
the demand for seats increases. The sale
10 date il one of the largest IN actual money
ever known in Richmond, and the rail-
roads report largo number OF applications
for special rates from parties INTENDING 70
attend the performance from ou' OF town.
The programme for the concert Is one
that best affords Madsme fatti an oppoI-
unity TO exhibit her wonderful glits.
Eckert's Echo Song" to be rendered IN
English by the Diva, is perhaps the most
popular number on the programme. As
an encore TO this Madame Patti will sing
Hone. Sweet Bome,n Comm Thro' the
Rye" and 1.-THE Last Rose of Summer"
The overture from Tampa" will be
given by the Metropolitan Opera,House
orchestra, under the leadership OF signor
from the Magic Flute" sung by Slgnor
Noyara. the basso OF the company. Mile
Fnbri will sing the serenata from :" Romeo
and Juliet" and Sgnor Galassi the TO
Tnanza from the second act of " 1raviata."
TIE first part of the programme will be
concluded by the tenor romanza. Map
pari," from Flotow's Martha" sung by
Signor Guile. -,
The second part of the programme will
Grand opera Semiramide." This Will be
given with full scenery. costumes, and all
of the stage accessories. as IN complete
opera. The Bel Raggio" number sung
bv Madame Patti is calculated 10 best dls-
play the wonderful control which she mas
over her voice, ard affords her an oppor-
tunity 70 exhibit her dramatic gifts.
MOZART MUSICALE.
The 7O7th musicale will be gwen to-mor-
row evening. The following very nttrac-
tive programme will be rendered by the
Philharmonic Quartette," assisted by
Miss McCulloch (soprano) ana MISS Ciuss
(barpistO. all from Washington. ID. Z. and
Mr. Jacob Reinhardt laccompanlstl hlch-
mond: II Softly Dream" (Mohsnez),
Philharmonic Qusrtette; z, harp S9io,
"Romance and Polonalse,r ShiNnia, M, Ms
Anita Cluss; 8. soprano Solo, Let Ole
Love Thee" (Ardita). Miss Grace McCul-
Loeb 4, Contralto solo. ballad lselectedll,
Miss Florence Stidham: 5. Quartette, A
re" (Zollner). PHILHARMONIC Quartette;
4 harm solo. Grand Fantasia" (Godtrled).
Miss Cluss: 7. Cavatni, Una Voce Poca
Fa.D CRossini), Miss Law; 8, Soprano SOLO
The Gypsy" .(Oppenheim)i Miss is Neil McDu,-
ta~CHerdD, Miss Meads; 10, Quartette.
"Sparrow Chatter" (Otto), Philharmonic
Quartette.
CONFEDERATE CoEcFRT.
There will be a concert and presentation
Of war scenes at the Academy next month
for the benefit of the Stuart monument
fund. The dates are May 18TH ana 2Oth.,
The concert will be very similar to the
one given at the Theatre some time ago,
and is under the direction of committee
composed of Messrs. T.. A. Catlin. James
X. Werth. G. A. Taylor, &. Percy Hawes,
Major r. II. Daniel, and Judge l.. @. Minor.
The musical features will be arranged by
MIR. Polk Miller and Colonel c. OBJ. Co
waTdin.
During the intervals in the concert pro-
eramme pictures of distinguished Con-
federate officers and private soldiers Will
be displayed bymeans OF calcium hight
under the skilful management OF Dr. VII
liam ii. Taylor.