New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-14
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u NnAND MUSICAL CONORKsS

THURSDAY MKT. JUNE l.
The rresru Directors &c The Association for the EKhh
o cf The Industry All Nations have the sratideon 70 an
ueuncc The, have suoccdod Ia ostniiins on scse Of
mssuudo Unprecedented In this country Of those oREAI
CHORAL nud ORCHESTRAL MEETINGS which have taken
Place snHuay the lat hny year, Ia England Germany ana
fsuce consolidated much to the Advancement OF
musical science and At
II, ob. Of the Association Ia erecting he Crystal Palace was
rot o.v 10 t,o,se building in which the INVENTIVE skILL
MECHANICAL GENIUS End PRODUCTIVE INDUSTRY Of
AMERICA and ALL OTHER NATIONS might be REPRESENT
IN TNnIBTfp but sso Tempe worthy OF containing the
worlds en 4 -yr FINE ARTS a. has been shown by the
collection 81 Sculpture hy the Arrangement Of large portion
Of Che buus Gallery Pan'ns'such az appropriation for
tho latter as having been osdc even IN the great Worlds Fair in
London. ,..
Thus far the Director. feel that they have done al ths, laid in
their ,owe Cor Sculpture aud Painting but until the oPpofta
u presented tsed Of doing justice to the sister AIT Of
Music.
A. there never lbs been period many talented musical
artist. America find here the present
this to be the popitous occasion for putting In
execution design uniting in gigantic e7ie"e The
an, Of the INsTRJ MENTAL CELEBRITIES Of EUROPE with
those OF AMERICA. in addition 70 the CHORAL sOCE
TIES Of the several large e.e Of the United States
The Directors would therefore that NJ JULIEN to whom
the French Government assigned the ask Of Directing the f
grand Congress Musicale" given the gardens Of the Tuee
in Paris Ma 1881 and whose reno"n aIi sby IN
great musical stands urrvsed N England
throughout Europe having been prevailed upon to DE-
LAY bis DEPARTURE for London AID fas-t"h that oil Tue
eminent SOLO PERFORMERS comprised in his orcbesai-ihe
enough 70 avail themselves OF h Vau
able cooperation the DIRECTION Of ;hs vast MUSICAL RE
UNION
In Ills lonsproeeed and difficult undertaking the Directors
happy odd that their have been net with sne's ana en-
by all those vhoe a.w Necessary TO he Accomplishment
project scale Of ileudor and completeness worthy
tie Divine Of Music the building in which This vast Con
ere 70 Ie held and Of patronage Of the American people,
GENERAL ARRANGEMENTS
colossal ORCHESTRA viii be erected the eat nave 'p''
oieOutsIiuE
FIFTEEN HUNDRED PERFORMERS.
Among whom aregtsdy engaged
THE GERMANIA MUSICAL SOCIETY.
TIE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY OF PHILADELPHIA
DODWORTHS CORsET BAND
TIE UNITED STATES MILITARY BAND,
THE ITALIAN OPERA ORCHESTRA,
~ JULLIEN's FULL CONCERT ORCHESTRA
many ORCHESTRAL ARTISTS AND AMATEURS,
Boston Philadelphia Baltimore Cincnna, New Orleans and
Eew-York.
Also the following
CHORAL SOCIETIES:
TIE HARMONIC SOCIETY,
anlcr direction Of Mr.. Gao. +. BRIsTow,
NORMAL MU sc irs INSTITUTE,
tr'eE direction OF f'0, os NsYs9t '"4
Of New York
THE sANGERRUNpE GLEE CLUB,
OF kew-Yofk
THE rE iTT GiEE CLUB,
and
LIEDRRKRANz GLEE CLUB,
And Delegations from
THE HANDEL AND HAYDN SOCIETY,
of Boston.
THE MUSICAL EDUCATION SOCIETY,
OF Boston.
THE MENDELssOHE SOCIETY,
roson.
TIE % u S.Gd;d CHOIR
TIE BRIDGEPORT MUSICAL SOCIETY,"
of Bridgeport, Conn
THE CECILnN SOCIETY
of Stamford, Conn.
TIB CHORAL SOCIETIES,
oERMANrA MENNERcHoR GLEE CLUB
of
of Philadelphia
YOUNG MENNEGCHoR GLEE CLUB,
OF Philadelphia
ACADEMY GLEE CLUB,
LIEDERTAFEL GLEE CLUB,
OF Philadelphia
sRNGERBUND GLEE CLUB,
OF Philadelphia
ARBEITER BUND GLEE CLUB,
Of Philadelphia
THE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY,
Of Baltimore.
sANGERBUND GLEE CLUB,
of Baltimore
THE ITALIAN OPERA CHORUS.
OF New York
Also, members Of the several
CHURCH CHoIRS
Nswyo Pphs Boston BSo1y a. SeT ESss EIs yia
f Nsr ASss
PRINCIPAL ARTISTS
Already engaged
N; DRouET ,co,,,. 9th.
PAUL JULIEN,
MADAME WALLACE.
MADAME WALLACE BOUCHELLE,
MISS MARIA 5. BRAINARD,
MDLLE HENRIETrE BEHREND,
MISS Z. HAWLEY,
MISS {. MALLORY,
Mr.. FRAZER,
Mr. JOHN CAMOENZ,
sIGNOR PAsOUALE RONDiNELLA
Primo Tenore OF Phlsdelphis,
MR. ALLAN DODWORTH
HERR EGNlG.
81. LAVIGNE,
Mr.. JOHN A. kfLh'
NJ CoLLINEr
Mr. HOLT,
Mr.. APTONMAs,
MsIEDE,
NJ. DUHEM,
Dir. SAMUEL HUGHES,
HERR soNNEMBER0, -,.r,.,-,,
HERR FREDERICK MoLLENHAtEk'
NJ DE PRINL.
HERR sTENEBRUGGEN
HERR LUTOEN,
LEADERS,
Nm HENRY WEST HILL