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MADAME HENRIETTE SONTAG
WI FIRST GRAND CONCERT
(EEW sERIEs)
will take place az Metropolitan Hal on

MADAME HENRIETTE SONTAG's
M FIRST GRAND CONCERT
will take place at MetEoPoIitsn Hal on
MADAME HENRIErTE soNTAG.
ssoT P BA9Ah R y GAG 9tL EfNEE and
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TIE ORCHESTRAL AND CHORAL DEPARTMENTS
SIX HUNDRED PERFORMERS:
The Y. Y. Sacred Harmonic Society Of
The United German Song Union, of Societies.
Church Cholrs ~
Italian Chorus; ~
i''' >'''-' DIRECTIONS or THE cHoRusFs
M g. +. BRIsTow Director of The N Y Sacred Har-
Mr. AcRicoL PSUs Director of The herman Song Union.
Mr. HENRY C WATSON Director Of The Church Ghor.
~ sp Il EISFELp
ORGANIsr. .......................Mr JOHN ZUNDEL.
CARL ECKERT
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BY the Orchestra
Sig. CEs,RE BADIALI
s. Grand va,stOns Oh que djr. %s%an
Ne Celine" Fantasia. ....................Ha uman
PAUL JULIEN.
Duet-The Music Lesson ................ Fioravanti
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TO- Grand lhoms Tor male Lachner
BY the Societies OF the United German Song Union.
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IS, The ITemoo" .Berot
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MIR. TIIACKERAY's GREAT NOVELS
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