New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-15
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~ GRAND MUSICAL CONGRESS
rus nay, trAards,, JUNE Ia

RUS nay, Crhar.as,l JUNE Is
I've rte.ser ard Directors Of The Association c Tho Asaer
s e the Industry 81 Al Nations have the qualification 70 an
r,rrss tina, they have succeeded In organisms on ~se Of
m.suhese unprecedented In this country one OF hose ""nN
CHORAL srd ORCHESTRAL MEETINGS wh'e" nave 'A'on
,lase annually ss the last any yesr IN tnsana "''""J %
fnce which have oonhu'odso much 10 the
musical .sisuce and art -
The ses, Of the Association erecting the Crystal Palace was
ma, only 10 r-d- aadns which the INVENTIVE SKILL
MECHANICAL GENIUS sns PRODUCTIVE INDUSTRY OF
,,,rp,,. - All OTHER NATIONS might be REPRESENT
rn .,s UNLIMITED sse Temple worthy OF containing tho
,l, "A. ost, tho FINE ARTS has been shown by the
collection Sculpture ami by tho arrangement OF large portion
f tho bulns Gallery Cor rsu'inssuch appropriation for
tho halter Al, not bs,os made In tho Worlds Fair
London.
,h, rover m Sculpture Painting, but until the opPoa-
nifty presented .eH of doing justice to the sister art Of
Music.
A. there has any period talented musical
az once America nd here al the present
moment be the pTopiOas occasion for putt IN
execution great deSsn OF uniting In gigantic
did of The INSTRUMENTAL CELEBRITIES of EUROPE with
those Of AMERICA In addition to the great CHORAL soOiE
TIES OF the large cities Of the United States
The Directors therefore that JULIEN 20 whom
tho French assigned the task OF Directing inc f
grand Congress Musicale" given at the gardens Of the Tuere'
in Paris on Of May 1857 and whose euown and ability 10
the direction Of stands unrvaed in and
throughout Europe having been prevailed upon to DE-
LAY his DEPARTURE London and Pas-with that Of the
eminent SOLO PERFORMERS comprised in his orchestra-he
Directions have themselves his val
able cooperation DIRECTION of this vast MUSICAL RE-
UNION.
In projected difficult undertaking. the Directors are
happy add that their views have been met with readiness and en-
thu BY sdwss the accomplishment
OF their project Of pndor and completeness worthy
alike Divine Music the building in which TINS vast ooh
sess heS and Of the patronage of the American people
GENERAL ARRANGEMENTS.
colossal ORCHESTRA will be erected in the east nave capable
OF containing
FIFTEEN HUNDRED PERFORMERS
Among whom sres already engaged
THE GERMANIA MUSICAL SOCIETY,
THE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY OF PHILADELPHIA
DODWORTHS CORNET BAND.
THE UNITED STATES MILITARY BAND,
THE ITALIAN OPERA ORCHESTRA,
NJ JILIENS FULL CONCERT ORCHESTRA,
and
MANY ORCHESTRAL ARTISTS AND AMATEURS
from
Bos,OD Philadelphia Bstmo.e Cincinnati Nswohean' and
New.York.
Also the following
CHORAL SOCIETIES:
u.a. THE aE.a HaH n M Go. S1 E saiow
NORMAL MUSICAL INSTITUTE,
Under direction of MASON RooT and Bradbury
~ Of New.York.
Of New.YoIk
THE sANGERRUNDE GLEE CLUB,
of New-York,
THE rE ID Ss&'e SiE E CLUB
and
LIEDERKRANz GLEE CLUB
And Delegations from
THE HANDEL AND HAYDN SOCIETY,
of Boston
THE MUSICAL E Ao.,cA SOCIETY,"
THE MENDELssOHN SOCIETY,"
Of Boston.
OF Hartford
THE BRIDGEPORT MUSICAL SOCIETY.
rHE Of fE ssamlsd. 5 SSSlAr''
THE CHORAL SOCIETIES,
of Philadelphia
oERMANIA MENNERcHoR oLEE CLUB
Of Philadelphia
Of Phlsdelphia.
YOUNG MENNERCHoR GLEE CLUB,
Of Philadelphia
ACADEMY GLEE CLUB,
Of philadelphia.
LIEDERTAFEL 6LEE CLUB,
OF Philadephis.
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
Also members of the several
CHURCH CHOIRS
NewYO PhsSsp9T sOs0 abanV BSSO Rochester ss
town tow. Pseydenee Hartford Haven Bridgeport &C.
PRINCIPAL ARTISTS
Already engaged:
NJ. DROUET,
K.pelmiester Of the Prince Of SAKE CObursG 0ha
PAUL JULIEN,
MADAME WALLACE,
MADAME WALLACE BOUCHELLE,
MISS MARIA s BRAINARD,
MpLLE HENRlETrE BEHREND,
MISS L. HAwLEY
MISS C. MALLORY
MR. FRAZER,
Mr.. JOHN CAMOESL,
sIGNOR PASQUALE RONDINELLA,
Primo Tsnore OF Philsdephis,
MR. ALLAN DODwORTH,
HERR KGNIG.
NJ LAvIGNE,
MR. JOHN A. KYLE,
NJ wUILLE,
NJ. COLLlNET
Mr.. HOLT,
Mr. APTOMMAs,
NJ. sIEDE,
NJ. DUHEM
MR. SAMUEL HUGHES,
HERR sONNEABERG,
HERR FREDERICK MOLLENHAuEh'
NJ DE PRINZ
HERR STENEBRUGGEN
HERR LUTGEN