New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-10
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" GRAND MUSICAL CONGRESS
NEXT. JUNE IS.


THURSDAY NEXT, JUNE Is.
Tie President and Directors Of The Association for the EKhe
oa of the Industry All Nations have the qualification to an
pounce that they succeeded In organizing scale of
msgpde unprecedented in this country one OF thoSe GREAT
CHORAL and ORCHESTRAL MEETINGS which have taken
place annually the last fifty in England Germany and
which have contributed so much 10 the
musical science and art
The object the Association in erecting the Crystal Palace was
not only TO provide building which the INVENTIVE SKILL
MECHANICAL GENIUS and PRODUCTIVE INDUSTRY OF
aMFRICA and ALL OTHER NATIO might be REPRESENT
ED EXHIBITED but as Temple worthy Of containing the
worlds chef the FINE ARTS has been shown by the
Sculpture and by the arrangement oil large portion
of the building Gallery Painingsuch appropriation for
the latter having made in the great Worlds Fair
London.
Thus far the Directors they have done all that laid in
their power for Sculpture Paintings but until the opporu
pity has not presented itself Of doing justice to the sister art Of
Music.
As there never any period many talented musical
America find here at the present
moment be the prOPOus occasion for putting in
design of uniting in gigantic eH'e the
eite of INSTRUMENTAL CELEBRITIES of EUROPE with
those of AMERICA, in addition the great CHORAL SOCIk
TIES of the several large cities of the United States
The would state therefore that NJ JULIEN TO whom
the French assigned OF Directing the First
grand Congress Musicale the gardens of the Tuees
Of May 1887 and whose renown and ability In
the direction musical stands unrvaed in
and in throughout Europe having been prevailed upon to DE-
DEPARTURE for London aud Paris-with that OF the
enough avail themselves of his vslu
cooperation the DIRECTION of this MUSICAL RE-
UNION
In this and difficult undertaking the Directors
happy their views have been met with readiness and en-
sd.wss the accomplishment
project scale of splendor and completeness worthy
alike of the Divine of Music the building which this vast Con-
be held and Of the OF the American people
GENERAL ARRANGEMENTS
colossal ORCHESTRA will in the capable
FIFTEEN HUNDRED PERFORMERS.
Among whom already engaged
THE GERMANIA SOCIETY,
THE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY OF PHILADELPHIA,
DoDwoRTH's FULL 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 Newohean' and
New-York.
Also the following
CHORAL SOCIETIES:
THE HARMONIC SOCIETY,
NORMAL Ng IS Il l ,ssErE IT Roo,
ofNewYork.
And Delegations from
THE HANDEL AND HAYDN SOCIETY,
Of Boston.
THE MUSICAL EDUCATION SOCIETY,
Of Boston.
THE MENDELssOHN SOCIETY,
THE MUSICAL CHOIR,
Of Hartford
THE BRIDGEPORT MUSICAL SOCIETY
Of Bridgeport, Conn
THE CHORAL SOCIETIES,
Of Philadelphia
oERMANIA MkSNERGHoR eLEE CLUB.
of Philadelphia.
Of PhladeIThia.
Young MENNERCHOR GLEE CLUB,
ofPhiladephis-
ACADEMY GLEE CLUB,
of Philadelphia.
LIEpERTAFEL GLEE CLUB,
of Philadelphia
sENGERBUND GLEE CLUB,
Of Philadelphia.
Of Philadelphia
THE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY
sENGERBUND GLEE CLUB
of Baltimore
THE ITALIAN OPERA CHORUS,
of New-Yerk.
Also members Of the several
CHURCH oHoIRs
OF
rsa B,sof sss S'T S.s. Eats ;aa
euse. Providence Hstoid, New Haven. Bridgeport &C.
PRINCIPAL ARTISTS
Already engaged:
The celebrated
K.nehuies.es Of the Prince Of SAKE cObuss Gotha
PAUL JULIEN,
MADAME WALLACE
MADAME WALLACE BOUCHELLE,
MISS MARIA S. BRAINAED,
NpLLE HESRIETTE BEBRESD.
MISS Z. HAwLEY,
MISS C. MALLOhf,
Mr.. JOHN CAM0EN
sIGN0R PAsQUALE ROSDiNELLA
Primo Tenore, Of Philadelphia,
Mr. ALLAN DODW0RTH,
and
HERR KGYIc
H. LAyIGNE,
Mr. JOHN A. KYLE,
n wUILLB
NJ CoLLINET,
Mr. HOLT.
Mr. ApToMMAs,
~ SIEDE
NJ pUHEM,
NR. SAMUEL HUGHES,
HERR SONNEMBERG.
HERR FREDERICK MoLLE SHAUER,
NJ DE PRINz
HERR sTENEBRUGGEN.
HERR LUrGEN.
LEADERS,
Mr. HENRY WEST HILL,
Of the Royal Academy Of London
HERR KREuTzER,
of The Italian Opera Of New fork
HERR EDWARD MOLLENHAUER
Cspelmester,
and
Mr.. O. r. BRIsTOW.
CONDUCTORs.
HERR BERGMAN,
tof the 0ermahia So<iety)
r. MEfGSEN,
(ef the Musical Fuas society, Phiisdephia)
Mr. II. B. DODwoRTH.
tof Dedwouhs Basa)
Mr.. w. L. BLOOMFIELD,
tof the unitea States Military BaDd-D
NJ. WILLIAM VINCENT WALLACE.