New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-24
NHADAME HENRIETTE SONTAG'sNEW
IVA SERIES OF FESTIVAL CONCERTS.


In announcing this series of Concerts 1t - deemed
neceay to direct the attention of the public TO ts pecG
construction OF the different programmes "hch VIII Dc
H. profmnIe Of concert ike musical IMPOSITION,
or picture should possess the essential elements Of light
and shade nonoony especially should be avoided. In
place therefore Of deyotng entire Concert TO either
80 o,ceotr from Italian Operas and what is commonly
ermcd Concer Muscit has been thought prei5TaDe 10
introduce a 81 ecmen o. all these at each Concert:
That hse pieces will be gwen with d9S TsG, sa5n
company of artisswho viii be supported BY vocal and
n'tument@ SIX e@TI aU e bfsTbb PERFORMERS;
And il is confidently believed that the array OF talent both
in quantity and quality, wall imPaIt to these Feslya Con
oers that character Of grandeur and completeness IN every
depsrtmentfor which the Musical Festivals OF England aud
THE FIRST GRAND FESTIVAL
MONDAY November q.
MApA%# issSET prnr
sisH0r sfdS6R tUroI f R6tC JULES and
from La Scala at Milan this first appearance in NewYork)
The ORCHESTRAL AND cHoRAL DEPARTMENTS
viii consist of
The Harmonic Society $50 Performers male and fem le
Ten Societies forming The Song Union" 800 Male
Selections from Church Cbors, SO Ladies;
The Italian Opera Chorus, 80 Males and Females, and
Madame sontass Gsand Orchestra, OF 40 Performers.
DIRECroRs or THE cHoRUsEs;
Mr. G. f. BRIsTow, Director of The Harmonic Society
Mr.. HENRY C. WATsoS Director of The Church Chor'
N,
CARL ECKERT,
nder whose direction the principal German festivals leye
IEapTR.. ......................TH THEODORE EISFELD.
HARPIsT...................... Mr.. ALFRED TOULMlN.
T..........................Mr JOHN ZUNDEL.
70 afford the required accommodation the Orchestr por-
FVeter Hall London forming spacious amphitheatre
enUyng cne.tLId Of Metropolitan Hal, and materially
''''' PROGRAMME OF THE FIRST FESTIVAL.
O. fe.,.t -. =. a =, -.
by the Orchestra.
2 Rononza" Maria di Rudenz7 Donizetti
Sig. CEsARE BADiALI
g. Grand Variations" Oh que dira-e mlman" Adam
Mad. HENRIETTE SONTAG.
I. Ma Cene-" Fantasia. ...................Ha uman
8. puet-The Music Lesson ESQ ''i. Fioravan
Mad. SONTAG and Sig. Rocco.
G. RomGnza" CiuramentO". .Mercedante
Sig PozzoLISI.
L. Mad. HENRIETTE SoYTAG.
Aud the combined Choruses of Six Hundred performers
First part of the 4h symphony 1np Beethoven
BY the Orchestra.
D. N"''''''' Mad HENRIETTE SONTAG.
Sigrs BADrALI, PozzoLINI and Rocco.
IT, Grand hoIus for 81 male voices Lachner
BY the 10 Societies Of the Song Union.
H. Tegzett-" Pepatae" Italana in Agen. Rcssin
sisrs BApIALI, PozzoLINI and Rocco.
l. h'A'' Mad Mad. i HTNRiETIE soNTAG
Is The "Tremolo .berot
PAUL JULIEN
H. The Prayer from the Israees III Egypt .Rossin
Mad. HENRIETTE SONTAG, Signs. BADIALI,
Poz2oLIsI, Rocco, and the combined Che
ruses Of660 performers.
PRiCEs cr SscuRgD SEATs.--S2 and 81, TO be had at
Messis HALL 4 SONS, No % Broadway.
THy REGULAR SALE OF SEATS viii begin on SATUR-
DAY, Nov u at 6A NJ.
ORDER ON SALT-On SATURDAY the - seats only on
MONDAY, the 81 and naming = seats.
NoTlcF-Owng TO the length of The Concert IL VIII COM
mencc at7l. -,
All the arrangements with regard the comfort OF the
arGie r. ce) Of the fIsi series viii be retained.
MADAME SONTAG's CONCERT.-The