The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-21
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TUE CoSCEPT r,sr EvENNG--rHa PROGRAMME OF
To-Day $50 TOMORROW
Yesterday the members y the German musical socs-
ties here from Philadelphia Baltimore Washington,
Boston, Hartford Newark Pnieron N,wbnrE Kingston,
PoupLkeepse Albany, g.. visited Tia pa,.i worth sce-
| ing about The city. Some won't 10 ua.iom some 10
/ Concy island TO Hoboken. y staten Isand
and some to place and to another Their prn-
cipnl indeed almost only drink Ia lager bier y which
they fond which hey drink out OF giiss mugs
II isa weak bitter but not unpleasant kind vi beer with
abundance 81 hops IN It, Some to Kossutb st
hi lodgings in East Rroadwsy and had talk with him
about the political condition of f,therlanl. aud the
chances Of lie Germans in America influencing The
ton of President next fail
THESE societies al The guests Of thc local musical
societies Of New York ~hch aie about fourteen
and they distributed in various hotels The rule 10
that the societies of the ctya whore the jubilee il held
pay the travelling expenses aud al Other expenses Of the
societies which visit them This II the third jubilee
in the nited States. The sst held In Philadelphia
the second in Baltimore Tho Committee Of the Union
fix the place AT each jubilee where II il to be held next
year These singing societies scattered all the
United States aud they number ABOUT 20ooO persons
Many Of the members do sing but loving music they
contribute TO support the art very small subcr pton
from each s sufficient topny every expenc. Thse so
ciecs, the idea u which is borrowed from Gera my,
highly creditabie t. the lerm,ns in this county. The
best OF them Il the Lederranz Of New York which oh
tanned the prize both at Philadelphia ard Baltimore Is
musical conductor and teacher Is Herr Agro Paur who b
alone the leader aud conductor Of the jubilee. The
tire Of the New societies called the Soenser-
iund or United German Gec clubs of which AIR II n.
Ludews is president; they have prost@red under his
presidency since 1877.
GRAND SACRED CONCERT
Last eyoniug tho societies assembled in this city
from various parts ot the Uuon gave grand pacred
at metropolitan Hall The building crowded in
every part, the greatest enthusiasm prevailed The
huildnes front Of the hail having been removed and
the windows being N view from Broadway large crowd
collected outside looking and euiug intenty during
the entire portpi Tho selections gems from
The grnt masters ana each performed by different
socey 1t would perhaps be invd.ous compare them.
where all acquitted Themselves 50 admirably. The sing
ing highly scientific, and The effect magnificent.
There is music below tho spheres to compare with
number of good voices, trained together and singing in
concert. The sopg Of an Individual vocalist Of the first
Of talent captvaLos lie mind dazzles tue ilnai
gnation bit there Il something sublime and grand IN
chorus of GOOD singers that awake all the sympathics
Of the heart. The applause very enthusiastic ond
very appropriately bestowed The Instrumental music
was AFRO excellent. In fact it a musical feast,
but far greater awaits the musical public tonight.
THE PROGRAMME or TO-DAY AND To-MoRRoW.
This morning. at eight o'clock. the musical societies
Alollo Rooms through Broadway to the Park, where
they win be received by the Mayor aud Common Coun-
Gil. They viii then proceed through the principal
streets closing Mt the Metre poltin Hail. where they
will enter upon their rehearsal. This evening they viii
sing The programme announced IL another part Of this
day paper when, doubt with such tremendous
combination Of voices they viii create quite scnsator.
The vhole will sing in chorus, numbering about 500
ro-mori the grand pic mic will take place at Tim
Park, Eighty-eshth street and Tenth avenue which
may be considered M the grand of The jub toe
kLBosi's DEBUT.
Ai,gui sn.>et l.l iebtt edneSday evening" which
foews close upon the musical festival-raher
too close perhaps for the complete which under
other circumstances. she would be to commrn nd
But the day previously announced, ani suppose
cannot now be altered The public appetite for music
will be almost cloJed after three days feastiug
Abons concert may be regarded tho recherche dessert
which il to the feast and IL will De- therefore.
attended by all who have any taste in music, who
under Stand its science. It win be indeed rarotrat to
hear the Creates living conualtothe greatest tss
ase-in some Of her rarest gems.
THE NEW FRENCH DANCERS AT NIBLo's s GARDEN.
These new dancers have produced quite sensation at
Nblos They splendid particularly tho
Spanish dancer Soto They the best dancers that
visited this country, with the exception Of Iauay
Flsser, They combine three styles-that Of Tag0ni,
which consisted chiefly of forward movements sug-
gesicd the idea Of 81 endd steed paving the r .t
wtre of Cerito, which consisted Of side gliding
ments exceedingly graceful and beu lu the very poetry
Of motion; nnd Of Fanny ElssIcr whose brilliant f,atS
were marked by the rapdity Of lightning ani the
wonderful agilitythey short and quick and per-
rendcuar, and done for the part the toes The
dancers combine these three styles in very high
degree and thus present beautiful variety which ia
quite n cinatiug.