New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-12
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~ GRAND MUSICAL CONGRESS
THURSDAY NEXT. JUNE IS

THURSDAY NEXT JUNE IS
The President and Of for the EIhib
ton Of the Industry Of All Nations the qualification to
nounee that they have succeeded n Organizing on scale OF
unprecedented country Of those GREAT
CHORAL and ORCHESTRAL MEETINGS which have taken
place annually fry years IN England Germany and
which contributed much 70 the Advancement OF
musical science and
The object Of the Association erecting the Crystal Palace
provide building in which the INVENTIVE SKILL,
MECHANICAL GENIUS and PRODUCTIVE INDUSTRY Of
AMERICA ard ALL OTHER NATIONS might be REPRESENT
ED EXHIBITED but ss Temple worthy Of containing the
worlds the FINE ARTS he's been shown by the
Sculpture and by the Of large portion
Of the building Gallery Psnnss-sueh appropriation for
having been made the Worlds Fair
London.
Thus the Directors feel that they have done all that laid
power for Sculpture Paintings but until the opporu
nifty has presented itself of doing Justice the sister art Of
Mus,.
there has been any period many talented musical
artists assembled in America find here the present
this be the propous occasion for putting in
execution the great design of uniting in gigantic s'e the
Ae of the INSTRUMENTAL CELEBRATES Of EUROPE with
those OF AMERICA In addition the great CHORAL sOCIE
TIES of the several large cities Of the United States
The would therefore that JULIEN to whom
the French assigned the task Of Directing the First
grand Congress Musicale given the gardens Of the Tuilerie'
in Paris the first Of May 1881 and whose and ability 10
direction stands unveed England
and IN fact Europe having been prevailed De
LAY hs DEPARTURE for London and Parswth that Of the
eminent SOLO PERFORMERS comprised in mis- ochestra-he
Directors have been enough avail Themselves Of bis vslu
able cooperation in the DIRECTION Of this MUSICAL RE-
UNION.
In this projected and difficult undertaking the Directors ara
happy add their have been met with readiness and
huesm by all those whose sdwa the accomplishment
of their project scale of spendor and completeness worthy
alike Of the Divine Music the building which this vast Con-
gre be held and Of the Of the American people,
GENERAL ARRANGEMENTS.
colossal ORCHESTRA will be erected in the east nave capable
OF containing
FIFTEEN HUNDRED PERFORMERS
Among whom n already engaged
TIE GERMANIA MUSICAL SOCIETY,
THE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY OF PHILADELPHIA,
DODwORTHs CORNET BAND.
THE UNITED STATES MILITARY BAND,
THE ITALIAN OPERA ORCHESTRA,
NJ JULLIEN'S FULL CONCERT ORCHESTRA,
MANY ORCHESTRAL ARTISTS AND AMATEURS
from
Boston philadelphia. Baltimore Cincinnati New-oreans and
New.YoTk
Also the following
CHORAL SOCIETIES;
THE HARMONIC SOCIETY,
NORMAL Mu So Al INSTITUTE,
ofNewYork
THE ARION GLEE CLUB,
Of Eew.York.
And Delegations from
THE HANDEL AND HAYDN SOCIETY
Of Boston
THE MUSICAL EDUCATION SOCIETY.
OF Boston
THE MENDELssOHN SOCIETY,
THE MUSICAL CHOIR,
THE BRIDGEPORT MUSICAL SOCIETY.
of Bridgeport, Conn
THE CHORAL SOCIETIES,
GERMANIA MENNERCHoR GLEE CLUB.
of Philadelphia
Of Philadelphia
YOUNG MENNERCHoR GLEE CLUB
ofPhiladeiphis.
LIEDERTAFEL GLEE CLUB
OF Philadelphia
sENGERBUND GLEE CLUB
Of Philadelphia
ARBEITER BUND GLEE CLUB,
of Philadelphia
THE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY,
Of Baltimore
SENGERBUND GLEE CLUB,
of Baltimore.
THE ITALIAN OPERA CHORUS,
OF New York
Also members Of the several
CHURCH CHoIRs
BdhswiSa Tssnon 4bsny Buffalo Rochester s
euse Providence Hartford, New Haven, BhdsePOh'4e'
PRINCIPAL ARTISTS
Already engaged:
The celebrated
Kapemeser Of the Prince of SAKE COburs Goth.
PAUL JULIEN,
MADAME WALLACE,
MADAME WALLACE BOUCHELLR,
MISS MARIA S. BRAlNARD,
MpLLE HENRIETTE BEHREND,
MISS Z. HAwLEY,
MISS C. MALLORY,
Mr. JOHN CAMOENZ,
sIGNoR PAsoUALE RoNDINELLA,
Primo Tenore OF Philadelphia
MR. ALLAN DODWORTH
HERR KGNIG,
d. LAvIGNE,
Mr. JOHN A. KYLE,
NJ wUILLE,
NJ. COLLINET
Mr. HOLT
MR. APTOMMAs
NJ SIEDE,
DIR SAMUEL HUGHES
HERR SONNEMBERG,
HERR FREDERICK MoLLENHAuER'
NJ DE PRINz
HERR sTENEBRUGGEN-
HERR LUTGEN,
LEADERS,
MR. HENRY WEST HILL
of the Royal Academy OF Londoh-
HERR KREuTzER
Of the Italian Open of New York
HERR EDWARD MOLLENHAuEk
Capelmester
Mr.. G. F. BRIsTOW
CONDUCTORS.
HERR BERGMAN,
tof the Gormania Musical Society,"
H. MEIGNEN.
(ofthe Musical Fund Society, fhiisdeiphia'
Mr.. II. b. D0DWORTh
(of Dodworth's Comet Band)
MR. w L. BLOOMFIELD,
iof the United States Military BandD
MI WILLIAM VINCENT WALLACE
Maestro 81 Piano.
CHEF DORCHEsTRE,
DIRECTOR OF THE MUSIC.
NJ JULIEN.
THE PROGRAMME,
unit, will he selected from sacred and classical chef druvos