... AMATEUL QOxoERT. THE Amateur Concert, given last night under the guidance EST, of Mrs Gardner, a lady who has recently established her- THEI sinee self in thle City as a Teacher of Music, may be set down asi ing. w a gratifying success. The Music Hall ...

... AMATEUR THEMTRICAIS. A dramatic performance was given in the Theatre last pi night by the Offtcers of the Highland Depot Battalion, sta-h( tioned in the barracks here. The performance was for be- at hoof of the sufferers in India. The object and the novelty ...

... AMATEUR THEATRICAIs. Tarn performances in the tlieatre-which have throughout the season been of a very creditable character-were varied last week by an amateur performance, by a party of the Officers in ou, Barracks. ' This was on Wednesday evening. The ...

... MUSICAL AMATEURISM. A-4 London ?? has the following gith rferulnce to a recent amateur orchestral performanee in the Royal Albert Hall :- o ,We have to record the apotheosis of musical C 3mateurism. it csmme off on Wednesday even. J itg last ia the loyal ...

... GLASGOW AMATEUR ORCHESTRA l ~ ~~ ~~ __ Until last season the Glasgow Amateur Orchestral Society held their annual concerts in the Queen's Rooms, but so much have they advanced in public favour, that now St Andrew's Hall is barely sufficient to held the ...

... AMATEUR ORCHESTRAL I I CONCE11T. f The memnbers of the Glasgow Amatenr Orchestral Sociity gave their first concert of this season in the St Andrew's Hall last night. There was a good attendance. Players in amateur bands have alwavs come in for a large ...

... G RAND AMATEUR CONCERT. This concert, which has for so long past en- grossed the attention of the musical amateurs in this city, took place last night in the Music Hall. The attendance was hardly so numerous as might have been expected-the side seats ...

... Hoeck and his orchestra. The fact that the Glasgow Amateur Society can now muster 100 players points to an increasing interest in orchestral music in our city. If we are ever to have a body of amateurs that can, without presumption, essay the interpretation ...

... deserved, looking to the merits of the cet deo rwnslgteperformances, aloued Ithe performiances aplone, eldom i nde, have we bsen amateur performaneso aprac liso nearly to good professional play- eg. Eviencere mangifest Of the utmost care having beenbestowed alike ...

... local amateurs. The success which they have achieved is therefore all the more creditable. The choice of work this vear is exceedingly happy. The popular nautical opera, with its picturesque British subject and bright music, lends itself to amateur treatment ...

... 4.MATEURll ORCHESTRAL CONCERT. Tr.s Glasgow Amateur Orchestral Societyj first coucert of this season in St feail last night. and Was once more I gvPiV 10tified in choosing this locus for the! Dihspay o the results of its labours. Mr W T' ysekthle clever ...

... AMATEUR MUSICAL FESTIVAL. To I 1 _- _l_ ?? ?? . . . . ?? -. .1-11 Exeter Hall, on Wednesday night, presented pre- cisely such a spectacle as the pia eceding rchearsal led its e to expect. It was crowded to overflowing. For the lt amateurs l bo have taken ...