New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08

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w LILLIAN HENRY FRY's ELEVENTH
w and last LECTURE of the Course MUSIC, will
be d''e'' ft 8 sfaIPf sSRaI ; 81 Feb 1883
TO commence al Z! o'clock precisely.
Of the iposbity Of obtaining the srand Orchera an
nounced for the Tenth Lecture Subscribers to the Course
will be admitted the Eleventh Lecture free Of charge,
AID will be entitled to the seats secured by tnem for
= The Illustrations will be given by
MADAME ROSE De vRIES,
and other principal Voealists ,,,-,r,
members Of the NewYork Sacred HOOnic, AID Oener Sc
oieties. ..-.-. 49,
Conductor @ Y. BRIST0W Leader, q. C. HILL,
Subject Of the LcctEre-Anslysis Of the Orchestra In
struents Severely and IN cosbinaton as
ard pnncpals Remarks On Military MUSIC; illustrations
Gifts uses in the field American Music. Concluding Ob-
seryations on the Attn general.
The musical calculations will embrace among other mat
ter the following American compositions:
The last movement Of Grand Symphony for Orchestra
composed by G. +. Bristox.
Vocal Quartet with Orchestral accompaniment, from
the Cantsts EleutheIia' composed BY II Curtis.
Pagans the Borderer and leoDora likewise by the
composer descriptive symphony, Day IN the Coun-
y' for the Orchestra and the Metropolitan Marchfer Nil
iiary Band.
PROGRAMME
l. Descriptiye SynpoDy--"A Day in the Country
2 Chorus from lat Act Of Frys Opera ofLeonon, Through
the Halls resounding."
g. Finaie-Is Act OF Frys Opera of Leonora" moment
tooeuohanting" Mad De Vries and Chorus
4. Last ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BIstows Eb. symphony
Orchestra
Chorusfrom Frys Opera, The Borlerer, Each Merry
Moss Trooper mounted his Steedn
G. Metropolitan March Composed tor this OCCASION and in
SSd to T gs b hfdRg Esq riofSr Bsn s
T. Chorus from lst Act OF fys OPEN OF LeonoTa- Who
can be that youthful stranger"
g. Cuarfet-from Curtiss Cantata Eleuthera stormy
Oceans, Miss Brsnerd, Miss Honeywell Mr. w. b.
o. Chorus-From Frys Opera The Christians and Pasans
'Lsurels twined around the Warriors brow"
TO- Grend Sctna and Ana-From Meyerbeer's Prophetic
n urffY de Baae ou ms Zyousc
II Marcb-From Meyerheer's Prophete. Military Band
Tickets with Secured Seats 90 cents Tickets and places
can be secured daily nom 10 s. Of VIM. Hall Sous
Music Store No $50 Broadway cor of Park place and az
open at 6i O'Clock. The Lecture will at y
o'clock precisely.
CONCERT for the BENEFIT of Miss Ell
OLEN MURPHY, GrSpate of the New York Insttn'
ton GI The Blind p1is F BE01dw
Miss MURPHY win he assisted BY Company OF Ladies
and Gentlemen from the Institution, ,,,,
A'''e' G $fE%Aap2;, o, = !: + CROSBY,
der Chorus, dream OF all things free, (by w Msson)
Sole, The German Exile, ,kellerl-L Hall Harp paet-
soss Mis- ooso 's ehou. siyaI Song
song .s VII here ce
for the occasion and one Of the Young Ladies viii read
ofPs lRTs iMuscsI r' Telegraph r.no-R E Chorus
Hail. Smiling Morn: soas, Sta. of Loye1Miss j. Sprung
Serenade, Cataw aung SOng-Mss Costello Chorus star
sppneled Banner Irish Ballad Norah McShaneL Hall
Chorus Happy We Solo Old Bachelor THO, School
master soIg Then You'll Remember Me irons the Ope
m OF the Bohemian GTli. Biddle Duet, Matrimonial
Sweets Mise J. Sprung and M. Bdde.
Doors oren at Concert 20 commence At o'clock
Tickets Is be had at the Music Stores and a; the
doors on the evening OF the Concert.
CONCERT.-A Sacred and Miscellaneous
NConcert will be gwen I'm aid OF the Church, on
WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT, Feb: g. 1888 at Spring
ct. Church, near Nsrick, commencing al " o'clock.
choice selection of popular Music Will be sung. ogeth
or with the principal Choruses and Solos from the Eeu
iberia" of G.. III. Curtis. -
The Choir of the Church and Mesrs. Nash & Curtiss
Madsal Glass consisting Of Seventyhve Performers
viii sing the Choruses -
Mr GRO. H. CURTIS, (orgsnst ofthe Central Chrr;h)
will preside at the Piano
Mr. M COLBURN (the well known Oratono Singsr)
will sing the principal Solos -
The Concert win be under the direction Of Prof +. H.
NASH, leader of the Choir
iokets of Admission so cents TO be bad at Newmans
Bookstore No 1919 Broadway, and at the door.
NIIBIO's SALOON.-L. NJ. GOTTSCHALK
N respeetfuy anr ounces the musical public of New
York that he viii give Grand Concert on FRIDAY EVEN
ING Feb. IL, a, Nblo's Saloon. On which occasion
Mr. GOTTSCHALk will be assisted by
Nine ROSE DE VRIES,
Mr. HOFFMAN,
Mr. KYLE
Mr.. FRAZER.
PROeRANME-PART