New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-25
MADAME HENRIETTE SONTAGsNEW
N1 SERIES Of FESTIVAL CONCERTS.

In arnonncing th9 Of IOnct-fs, Y dC6ned
neceeary direct the attention OF the public 70 the pecu
construction Of the different programmes which Will be
succt ssively presented.
Tie programme ola concert like musical composition,
picture should posses the essential elements Of light
ard shade; monotooy especially should be avoided In
place therefore, of deyOtng entire Concert 70 ether
classical music selections nom sacred works complete
toros from Italian Opera and what s commonly
termed Concert Musct has been thought preferable 10
introduce a specimen Of al these at each Concert
That these pieces will be given with due effect Ruaran
teed by the excelency of Madame SOSTAG'S eminent
company Of arsswho will be supported BY vocal and
instiuments sI e9T Hr 81 h91E6 PERFORMERS.
Ard it is confidently believed that the array OF talent both
quantity and quality viii impat 10 these Festival Con
mt for which the Musical Festivals OF England and
Germany are 50 ips,iy u f me Nh FESTIVAL
will take place At Metropolitan Hall on
MONDAY, November 30
MADAME HENRIETTE soNT g6tr
signOr G. BADlALI p n; TAh HIN EFNhn aaJ
sIGNOR LUIGI ROCCO, VI,
from La Scala at Milan Ibis first appearance IN ofAJ
TIE ORCHESTRAL AND Choral DEPARTMENTS
The Harmonic Society $50 Performers male and fem,ei
Ten Societies forming 1.-THE song uhion 'V "'ie
Selections from Church Choirs, 50 Ladies;
The Italian Opera Chorus Males sna "a fenaes anu
DIRECTORS THE cHoRUsEs -
Mr. @ F. BRs1ow. Director OF The Hsrnonc SOC e,y
Mr. Henry C. WATSON Director of The Church Chors.
Mr. Director of The ltahsn Chorus
CONDUCTOR AND CHIEF DIRECTOR:
CARL ECKERT,
under whose direction the principal German festivals have
been organised -,
LEADER...................... THEODORE EIsFELD.
HARPisT......... Mr.. ALFRED TOULMlN'
To afford the required accommodation the Orchestral por
ton of the Hall will be entirely remodeled the plan OF
cupyng one'third of Metropolitan Hall, and materially
facilitating the acoustic effects of the music.
PROGRAMME OF THE FIRST FESTIVAL
PART I.
l. struensee, (rst time in Anerica Meyerbcer
BY the Orchestra.
2 Romanzs-" Maria di Rudenz" ........"...D onseti
Sig. CEsARE BADIALI
8. Grand VaIiations."O Oh qae dirae manan Adam
Mad; HENRlETTE soNTAG. IL.
4 Ma Ceine-" Fantasia '''fAomsn
PAUL JULIEN.
Mad. SONTAG and Sig. Rocco.
G. Romanza-" Giuramento" Mercadanie
Sig. PozzoLIM
T. CHORAL Mad. HiENRIETiTE s0NrAG.
And the combined Choruss Of Six Hundred performers
9. First part of the 4th symphony fiat Beethoven
BY the Orchestra.
p ''O'i''M Mad % HENRlFTTE soYTAG. D'-l-'
Sigrs. BADIALI, PoZzoLINI and Rocco.
le. Grand Chorus for Sc male Voice. Laehner
:, By the 10 societie; Of the Song Union v.;,;
Sigrs. BApIALI PozzoLINI and Rocco
L. A'A''' Mad. HENRiETTE s0NrAG
Paul JULIEN.
H. The PRAYER the Aaelites Egypt hossinl
Mad HENRlETTE SONTAG, Sgrs. BADIALL
PozzoLIsI Rocco, and the combined Cho-
nsts of 600 performers
Messrs. HALL 4 SONS, No $50 Broadway. ,
TIE REGULAR SALE OF SEATS will begin on sATUR-
oRnER OF SsIr~on SATURDAY the 81 seats only on
MONDAY, the 81 and remaining q seats
NorIcE-Owng to the length ofthe Concert II VIII com
All the arrangements with regard the comfort of the
audencel of the first series will be retained