New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-13
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~ GRAND MUSICAL CONGRESS
THURSDAY Nrxr. JUNE IS


uOp cf adn.,r OF An Nations have the qualification to an
rcupcc tia, they succeeded In osaurns on scale Of
magnitude unprecedented In this country OF those "hNr
CHORAL aud ORCHESTRAL MEETINGS which have taken
place annually mt the last Gny years England Germany and
France which have contributed much TO the advanem'n' Of
musical science and AT
Tho object Association In erecting tho Cy'a rase was
no, only I, rr,,dc building which the INVENTIVE SKILL,
Mrcu.Ntr Al GENIUS and PRODUCTIVE INDUSTRY OF
AMERICA and All OTHER NATIONS might be RhPRLsENT-
RI anu FXutBiTFp hut As" Temple worthy Of containing inc
i "A. F~ur, 10 FINE ARTS has been shown by the
collection f Sculpture BY the OF large portion
Of the budps Gallery rannusuch appropriation FOR
the latter havu been made in the great Worlds FAR In
London.
rv IA. the Directors feel they done al that laid in
their power m Sculpture Painting but until the oppor'u
nifty has presented Itself doing justice to the sister art Of
Music.
As there has been period talented musical
. assembled At once in America find here ct the present
moment he the poous occasion for putting IN
execution design Of uniting In gigantic en'''e the
lite Of INSTRUMENTAL CELEBRITIES Of EUROPE with
these Of AMERICA In addition the great CHORAL SOClE
TIES Of several large cities Of the United States
The Directors therefore that NJ JULIEN to whom
assigned the task of Directing the frs'
Grand Congress Musicale" given Of the Tuileries
In Paris on the May 1887 aud whose renown and ability IN
the direction musical stands unvaed IN England
and Europe having been prevailed upon to DE-
LAY his DEPARTURE for London and Psrs-wth that OF the
eminent SOLO PERFORMERS comprised in his oebes'rs-he
enough avail themselves MS Vaa
able cooperation DIRECTION of this vast MUSICAL RE-
UNION
In this long projected undertaking the Directors are
happy add have been met with readiness and en-
uasm by all those whose sdwa necessary to the
Of their project scale OF spendor and completeness "oy
alike Divine Mu the building in which TINS VAST ton
sre and Of the OF the American people
GENERAL ARRANGEMENTS
colossal ORCHESTRA viii be erected in the east nave eapoe
FIFTEEN HUNDRED PERFORMERS
Among whom are already engaged
THE GERMANIA MUSICAL SOCIETY,
ID
DODWORTH's CORNET BAND.
THE UNITED STATES MILITARY BAND,
THE ITALIAN OPERA ORCHESTRA,
NJ JuLLIFNs FULL CONCERT ORCHESTRA,
MANY ORCHESTRAL ARTISTS AND AMATEURS
Boston Philadelphia Baltimore, Cincinnati, NewoHesn' and
New.York
Also the following
CHORAL SOCIETIES:
THE HARMONIC SOCIETY,
NORMAL MUSIC Sa3 al INSTITUTE,
Under direction of PrOessGl. MysUs DNA"'''' '"O
THE ARION GLEE CLUB,
Of Eew.York.
And Delegations from
THE HANDEL AND HAYDN SOCIETY,
OF Boston
THE MUSICAL EDUCATION SOCIETY,
Boston.
THE MENDELSSOHN SOCIETY,"
of Boston.
THE MUSICAL CHOIR
OF Hartford
I'M D"i of R1idgeport Com.
THE CHORAL SOCIETIES,
Of Philadelphia
GERMANIA MhNNERcHoR GLEE CLUB.
o Philadelphia.
EINTRACHT GLEE CLUB,
Of Philadelphia.
YOUNG MkNNERCHoR GLEE CLUB
ACADEMY GLEE CLUB,
ofPhadelphia.
LIEDERTAFEL GLEE CLUB,
Of Philadelphia.
sENGERBUND GLEE CLUB,
Of Philadelphia.
ARBEITER BUND GLEE CLUB,
Of Philadelphia.
THE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY,
o Baltimore.
sENGERBUND GLEE CLUB,
of Baltimore
THE ITALIAN OPERA CHORUS
OF New York.
Also members of the several
CHURCH CHOIRs
NewYk Phsdp4Ts BSs0a BSo Rohso sfs
eyse Pevidense Hsf.fOId New Haven Bridgeport &C.
PRINCIPAL ARTISTS
Already engaged;
The celebrated
NJ. DROUET,
Kspelmies,er Of the Prince Of SAKE Cobws Gehs
PAUL JULIEN,
MADAME WALLACE,
MADAME WALLACE BoUCHELLE,
MISS MARIA 5. BRAINARD,
MDLLE HENRIETrE BEHREND,
MISS 4. HAwLEY,
MISS c. MALLORY,
Mr. JOHN CAMOENZ
sIGNoR PAsQUALE RoNDiNELLA'
Primo TeIore. Of Phisdephis,
MR. ALLAN DoDwoRTH,
HERR KGNlG,
NJ LAvIGNE,
Mr. JOHN A. KYLE,
NJ WUlLLE,
NJ COLLINEr
Mr. HOLT,
Mr.. APrOMMAs,
NJ sIEDE,
NJ DUHEM
Mr. SAMUEL HUGHES,
HERR soENEMBERG, r,,u.,,rp
HERR FREDERICK MOLLESHAuEh'
NJ DE PRSZ
HERR sTENEBRUGGEN
HERR LUrGEN,
LEADERS;
MR. HENRY WEST HILL,
Of the Royal Academy OF Lond0n'
HERR KREUTZER,
.nncra of NrN