The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-09-16

oped this winter, and. In all probability,
the active members will carry out d
suggestion made 1T the last Meeting that
on Que night an entire WORK. such RS a
cantata OF oratoriu, be gone through.
There are plenty Of soluists and instru-
mentallsts 10 put into the musical back
ground.
VALENCIA ORCHESTRA.
A few niguts ago the hrst meeting OF
the society was held ut Mr.. Hermann
Lohmann's house. who - treasurer of
the society. Practically urche ira music
was put In the background and only the
music OF knives and forks aud clinkin9
OF glasses pre- vailed. The reason was
that Mr.. Lohmann and Conductor DIR.
Julius Peter, had been together cunning
IN the A~airondacks. aud by some acct
dent or other, hit d stag where the
chicken got the axe. A nauneh
first meeting tight roasted for she men,
bers of the orchestra, who infinitely pre-
ferrsd this kind OF roast from their
CONDUCTOR aud treasurer than tina {
usually preferred. When there was no
more venison left The members got down
to business and resolved TO meet for
frstepracttces on "Wednesday In the
Academy Willow avenue. Hoboksn.
There will be Tue usual public rehsar-
sals aud 10 all likelihood two public
CONCERTS. Ahf young gsntleman' WHO
can draw the long bow, on the violin OF
course. blow down q eornet. whistle
through a 3nte. or pound the bass drum,
and l. DESTROYS 10 join the Valencia.
should seud q letter to Mr.. Lonmaun, 90
ROYAL MUSICAL CIRCLE.
This society was organizei recently
and these members elected officers: T. P.
Lowensteinj LEADER WIN. L~owenstein,
Assistant Leader; A. Lambrechi,
President; 9. Lambrscht, Treasurer. aud
Heury, Fritz. Secretary; The members
P fss; mssst L. F Rasz. R R. 2 Ia n@Ds, tag G.
Lambrecnt. G, Sabeli. Albert Kaestner
aud w. Allison. The circle will begin to
practice this week and a dip made into
the sternest stuff written by the German
lieder writers.
HAsBRoUcK GLEE CLUB.
Z Encouraged bY tne very excellent per-
formance made at the last commence.
nenL exercises OF the Institute. Mr..
Victor Baier will begin practices work
when the students are fairly settled in
their new college. Many old musicians
who heard the performance were delight
ed with the volume and ccloring of the
clubs work. That the selections mads
Oh that occasion were not too am oittous
was auply proven BY the very admirable
AG4tALHkOAs EFHl#Er Af4-sEEF So 1850 z-M -
OLYMPIA ogINTETTE.
The members OF this society will meet
in the first week of October to arrange
the weekly practices aud select q roper
toire. Prof. Oscar Lang will again
direct, with DE-. Hahna as the first violin:
john A. Holland, second violin; Duncan
Cameron, viola. and DR.. Peters. 'cetlo.
1t ID the s~intention Co select two or three
heavy works from MenislssoLn, Bee
thoven, Gade and other writer's aud work
at them systematically. The quinterte
will meet alternately st the MEMBER
houses.
GREENvILLE L1EDERKRANTz.
Herr Joseph Pache, uno has tor several
Seasons conducted this hard working
society, will resume his command on
Sunday evening next. AT the close OF
the last season q little wholesome weed
ing was performed, dead wood cut away,
buffers requested TO resign and other
hindrance3 TO the society'5 progress
removed. Among the choruses to be
produced are those from Lohengrin.
fannbauser aud parsIfal.
JERSEY CITY A. c. OPERA COMPANY,
Manager 4. ksllly has returned from
q prolonged visit to the country and ha,
NOT YET mad time to coufer with the
the revenue committee of the club as To
the opera company's plan for tue season,
There will be an opera II the company
can guarantee the club against any
expense. II the clubmembers ~parronizsd
their opera company a little more there
would have been no deficits.
AMATEUR OPERATIC COMPANY.
While Mr., Frank Molten aud Mr..
Louis X. Dressier say that the society
will be reorganized nothing has been
done towards that end. Every efforl
will be made to restore the original esprit
de corps aud make the company as big 1
Hyortfn al In VAnNu eNaof Mr. lH.lf-,,
said q few weeks ago that Robert Hood
is being considered as a good piece for an
opening.
II AFIoNs.
The Ariou members are diligently re.
hearsing some OF their recent pieces.
They will give an exhibition of their
talents before long. Every Wednss day
evening they are drilled by their efficient
instructor, Herr Groeschsi.
DoINGs OF OUR MUSICAL FRIENDS.
Mr.. Victor Baier, OF this city. has bean
invited to give o series of organ recitais
at the Chicago Fair. He has consented
and will go to Chicago The hrst week iu
October. The programme he has pre-
pared for tine ~recltals is OF a varied char
Bach, Memberships, Rheinberger, Mer
KEEL. Gutlmant, De La Tournelle. Deco
and Grisson. There will be som,
American pieces and some w before
played in this country. When Mr..
Baier was In Chicago q few weeks ago he
met the fameur French orgauist ansi
Composer Alexander GuiImant. witt
whom he had u pleasant talk concerning
music and musicians.
M. Gustav l.. Becker. piano professor
of Hasbrouck,s School OF Music, has
returned to town. He looks remarxaoiy
well aud ready to begin q busy season OF
work. Mr.. Becker has iate.y written
some very pretty songs. and il is L, be
hoped he veil make them public soon.
The Schubert Glee Clue will receive
a valuable nlau into their ranks In the
person of Mr.. CockadRy, formerly solo
alto in St. Georges chapel, Windsor,
England.
Mr.. Edwin Groeschel OF the Schubarts
and Arions speaks enthusiastic ally about
the tour he made through The West with
the Liederkranz OF New York.
Mr.. I'D. g. Boys of st. Johns Free
Church will continue another season as
solo tenor.
Nj. Louis e. Dressler's choir In Bergen
Reformed Church will remain In statu
quo.
MR.. G. ". PETIT SURPRISED.
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