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June 20th, 1882.
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THE MUSICAL CRITIC AND TRADE REVIEW.
TALK OF THE DAY
AN INTERESTING QTJEEY.—Is Peschka-Leutaer
M. WALTERS. Piano Exchange. Manufacturer Narvesen
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• Piatio. Pianos and Organ* Bold on Installments. 67 k 69
UniverRity Place, cor. Twelfth St.
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ESKR BROS.,
Manufacturers of Pquare and Upright Pianofortes,
553, 666 and 657 Weet 30th 8treet, New York.
SCHULER,
• Manufacturer and dealer in Pianos and Organs. Instru-
ments to let.
Warerooms, 19 E Fourteenth st.
coming over this season or not? That is one of
the musical questions of the day.
A POPULAR RESOBT.—Koster & Bial have made
TROY, N. Y.
money through the engagement of Arbuckle's
DEALERS.
band at their popular concert garden. Several
interesting attractions are promised this Summer. /BLUETT 4 SONS
Represent the leading
Pianos aiid Organs.
MAEIE GLOVER'S ADVENTURE.— Miss Marie Branches in
Glover had a narrow escape the other day. While
Albany, N. Y.,
Pittsfleld, and North Adams, Mass.
filling a hand lamp the oil caught fire and ran
over her dress. Instead of running out in the
AT HOME.
in the orthodox style in such cases, Marie
BOSTON, MASS.
Mme. Materua sailed for Bremen on the steam- street
deluged her fair person with a pitcher of water,
MANUFACTURERS.
ship Mosel on June 10.
extinguishing the flames. Beyond ruining a
UTOMATIC MUSICAL PAPER CO. Music Paper for Mechan-
pretty
dress,
she
was
not
badly
injured.
A ical Musical Instruments. 227 to 233 Cambridge Street.
Mr. 0. N. Allen, the Boston violinist, and his
wife, the soprano, will summer at Newport, E. I. BUSY MAX BACHERT.—Mr. Max Bachert, whose
TCMERSON PIANO CO., manufacturers of Grand, Square and
Miss Fanny Rice will be a member of the Boston concert business is conducted at the Everett
Upright Pianos,
695 Washington Street.
Ideal Opera Company next season.
House, will arrange dates for Mile. Emma Juch
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k SONS, Manufacturers of Square and Upright Piano
in concerts, and the Fanny Kellogg Company, as V
fortes.
Prof. L. O. Emerson will conduct at the annual well as many other musical attractions. Max is
636 Washington Street.
convention of the Green Mountain Musical As- bright and enterprising, and is bound to succeed.
A McPHAIL * CO.. Square and Dpright Pianos. Two first
sociation, which will be held at Richmond, Va.,
prise Silver and a Gold Medal lUbl.
from June 20 to June 23 inclusive.
HIRSCHY'S BENEFIT.—Mr. Fritz Hirschy, the
030 Washington St.
popular treasurer of the Bijou Opera House,
The "Mascotte" at the Germauia Theatre is still substantially increased his bank account at his
PIANO AND ORGAN LEATHERS.
drawing big houses, but the "Merry War" must benefit on June 9. Hirschy & Bothner have
HITE BROS. & SONS, Manufacturers and Dealers in Piano
and Organ Leathers.
be produced June 20. The English version will made a comfortable little pile out of their "Pa-
161 Summer St.
doubtless make as lively a hit as its German pre- tience" speculation.
decessor at the Thalia.
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
A PERTINENT QUESTION.—We would like to know
MANUFACTURERS.
Light opera will be given at the Academy of the person or persons who have charge of the
O&G8ON k PBTTIS,
Music, Baltimore, this Summer, in place of the Crouch fund?
Organ 8top Knob* and Stems,
usual summer concerts. Manager Fort expects to
147 to lftS Union Street.
net a handsome sum by this new venture.
EUGENE THAYER'S MOVEMENTS.—Mr. Eugene
Thayer, the well-known organist at Dr. Hall's
WORCESTER, MASS.
A basso has been found by Emma Abbott to take church, will leave New York about July 1, and
MANUFACTURERS.
the place of the late George Conly for the next return about September 1, the two months being
season. Ho is Mr. John Gilbert, a journalist of devoted to organ recitals at churches in Buffalo,
W. INOALLS k CO., Organ Reed Boards, Parker Tremolos
Philadelphia, who is said to possess a remarkable where the members of the Boston Musical In- Q. and Octave Couplers,
25 Hermon Street.
basso voice. We hope Miss Abbott will be pleas- stitute of Buffalo attend. Mr. Jarvis Butler,
Q . KBTTKLL, Piano Punching*,
ed with the new accession.
organist of the Brown Memorial Church, Balti-
6 Lincoln Square.
The Carri Brothers, Ferdinand and Hermann, more, will assist Mr. Thayer at several of the
will probably stay in New York a year or two recitals in Buffalo.
CAMBRIDGEPORT, MASS.
to fill engagements. While in London, they were
MANUFACTURERS.
offered professorships in the London Conservatory
of Music, but they did not wish to bind themselves The man who does not advertise has it
LA BEOS., Standard Turning Works. Turned goods for Piano
E Merchandise.
Manufacturers and Pipe aud Reed Orgau Makers; also Mus
to that city by accepting. Ferdinand Carri was done for him finally under the head of ical
131-136 Broadway.
presented not long ago with a Maggini violin—said
P. KELLEY,
to be the finest in existence—by Mr. H. Beadell, •'failures in business."
Pianoforte ard Organ Actions,
the London Amateur. In .their European tour,
113 Broadway.
tho Carri Brothers played in Leipsic, Berlin, Paris,
I EO. W. 8EAVERNS.
Frankfort, Mainz, Darmstadt, and in Leeds and
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Square, Grand and Upright Piano Actions,
DIRECTORY
113 Broadway.
Manohester. They gave two concerts in London,
OOD BROS.,
in St. James's Hall, the Marlborough Rooms, and
OF THE
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Piano Leg
Langham Hall. The brothers have already been
Pins, and Hardwood Dowels.
St.
offered several excellent engagements for next
TEDMAN
&
CO.,
Manufacturer
of
Wound
Strings
for
all
season.
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kinds of musical iusti um<*nts. Dcalera in Piano-wire, on
patent clamp vr in coil. Steel Strings, plain and wound.
Simon Hassler hat left Haverly's Theatre, Phila-
AND THE
delphia, and will hereafter direct the orchestra
PHILADELPHIA.
at the Chestnut Street Opera House; his brother
MANUFACTURERS.
MUSIC TRADES.
Mark will take the position formerly occupied by
Si ui on.
A LBRECHT & CO., manufacturers of Grand, Square and Up-
right Pianos.
610 Arch Street.
The wife of Signor Foil, the basso, who made
NEW YORK CITY.
many friends here during his visit to this country
CONCERT COMPANIES.
VOCALISTS.
some years ago, is an accomplished artist, having
HE McGIBENY CONCERT COMPANY.
ISS IiETITIA LOUISE FKITCH, Soprano.
just completed an oil portrait of her huaband,
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which will be submitted to the Royal Academy
Post Office Box 2336.
8P4 Broadway, New York.
Committee of London next year.
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MUSICAL PROFESSION
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ABROAD.
Franz Abt, who has for many y«ara been court
music director at Braunschweig, has resigned his
position and retired to private life. He has just
recovered from a severe illness.
Mr. Sims Reeves is in Germany, at one of the
Baths.
Essipoff has been decorated with a gold medal
for merit (first class) by the King of Roumania.
She has lately played before the Czar at Gats-
china.
Mme. Montigny-Remaury, the French pianiste,
is in London, where she will give concerts.
Sarasate, the violinist, has been playing with
success in Turin.
It waa fifty years last month since the Stuttgart
Conservatory was founded.
Rubinstein's "Paradise Lost" was to have been
produced by the London Philharmonic Society
June 9.
The rehearsals for Wagner's "Parsifal" began at
Bayreuth on June 3.
INSTRUMENTALISTS.
OUIH BLUMENBERG, Solo Violoncello.
DEALERS.
HAS. BLA8IU8 & SONS,
Steinway & Sons, Sohmer k Co., Behr Bros, k Co. Piano*,
and Estey and Packard Organs.
1119 Chestnut St.
G. CLEMMER. Mallet, Davis k Co., Calcnberg & Vaupel,
• and Vose & Uons' Pianos, and George Wood* and Sta r Par-
lor Organs.
8. W. Cor. ISth and Chestnut Sts.
UTTON k SONS. Ohtckering, Decker k Son, Hardman, and
Jamas and Holmstrom Plant« and Standard Organs.
1116 Chestnut St.
ILLIAM G. FISCHER,
Sole agent for Decker Bros.' and Haines Bros.' Pianos, and
Mason k Hamlin and E. P. Carpenter Organs, 1210 Chestnut St.
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MANAGERS.
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HE FANNY KELLOGG & BRIGNOLI Grand Concert Co., sup-
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Address, MUSICAL CRITIC AND TRADE REVIEW,
864 Broadway, New York.
ported by an array of flrBt-class talent. Season 1882-'83. For
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particulars aud dates, address MAX BACHBBT, Everett House, N. Y.
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IMPORTERS, ETC.
ILLIAM TONE Jt BRO., Manufacturers, Importers and
Jobbers of Musical Merchandise.
47 Maiden Lane.
INSTRUCTION.
RS. G. J. ALLEN, Pupil of Madame Rudersdorf. Especially
authorized by ber to teach her celebrated method, is pre-
pared to resume lessons at ber residence, 121E. Twenty third St.
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V OGT CONSERVATORY OF No. MUSIC,
19 EaBt Hth Street,
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PUBLISHERS.
EE k WALKER,
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Musical Publishers and Sheet Music.
1113 Chestnut St.
BALTIMORE, MD.
New York City
Wm. G. Vofft, (of the Berlin Conservatory) Director.
MANUFACTURERS.
DEALERS.
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ANDBRfl Jt STAYMAN, Wsbur, Decker Bros., and J. k 0 .
Fischer Pianos, and Estey Organs.
15 North Charles St.
Manufacturers of Pianos,
L IGHTE k ERN8T,
10 Union Square, Fourth Avenue Side.
H
ERMAN KOECHLING,
Pianoforte Legs,
No. 106 Rivington Street.
ASTORIA, L. I., N. Y.
EO. GEMUNDER,
Violins, Violas and Violoncellos made and repaired.
Highest premiums received at World Expositions.
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