New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-04
Amusemen!s.

INAUGURATION DAY.
L MEwYok yv Ac S,iG o. MusIc;sc
THIRD GRAND MONTHLY CONCERT
% TuR
NATIONAL CONSERVATORY
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
Mr. EDWARD MoLLENHAu Ea........... .viornist
Mr.. LOUIS ...Cornet pi.ton
Mr. HENRY MOLLENHa iOloncsli't
NocALlsrs:
Nlsdame Dh LussAN '''''''..''.fnms D"n"a Sprano
Mr. y. MORTIMER Tenor
'ii OTTO FLEMMiNG FiIyi;T;:
GLIDER. LEJEsL;; HEYpTMANN I'D sTHTFENoNE'
Master BERNARD BRETTO. voIini.t,
rnPn 81 q, NJ EpwAnD MoIlEsaAofA
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Mr.. +. MORTIMER HILL, Tenor.
GRAND ORCHESTRA
OF 81 Performers
EDWARD MoLLENHAUER. Musical Director and Con-
ductor Of Grand Orchestra
PROGRAMME
PART FIRST
l. Grand Overture" Guilaume Te'. Rossni
BY THE ORCHESTRA.
D. Ara-from Les Hugnenots" .Meyerbeer
MADAME DE- LusSAN
Solo violoneeo" Adssio ct kondo "-lnt'odncns l%ita.
s'n Of S" ShSR9 PS5rIFNiixUER A'H0''
CavsinafrOm the grand Tragic Opera Of = The Corsican
S''ds Mis-; LIZZIE ALIEN L.
s. Piano Solo" Un.pri.ehe National Melodien".
MIR FRANK GLIDER
D. SONG L' ''s MR. oif0 fiii.Ei:MiMiiiiNG
Solo, cOrnst rsn Fan ,a5 ssEFfo
o "Tn i,0 FIiGHT o. THE INDIAN WARRoR'
Musc by EDWARD MOLLENHAUEh
| Words by Ill W., from the German oil hoehIor.
PART SECOND.
GRIND Triumphal March, dedcatcdto Lieut. Gen. Grant
by EDwAED M5Lt .ri5 Aa,oEnvsrp.
H. hAi'''a-'0p MR. !. MoRiT;iiMiER Hill.
H. ala Tot. ArsOuea Grand Caprice de Concert aSds sn
SOLO MASTER ilnai BiE:aiSiRD biRiE;Tiro
H. La Spayzacouino"The Chimney sweep......VeTdL
Arranged and ylred BY stea.nons,
MISS LIZZIE ALLEN.
H. Overture L sY TaE oRi;cHitsiRx
In,en..on Of i've to allow all who wish to leave
! before hc Finale.
RISE, GREAT REPUBLIC OF AMERICA"
| A GRAED INAUGuRArioN HYMN,
| Dedicated to ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President OF the
United States.
"hn Honest Man, the Nobe', Work Of God
Compo'ed expressly Or ,he occasion ~ d. 's1sf'oa L.
Ia PETITE FLORENCE afYNoLDs and LITTLE
ELLA THOMSON
SUPPORTED By - -
MORTIMER HILL. aud Mr.. OTTO FLEMING. .
In GRAND Ou.Ites Chorus with full Orchestral AecoDpsn
uicit.
Ris. Gres. Republic ofAmercsl
SPEAK 10 thy kindred nations OF ths earth:
Speak to the living, who tie islleu mourn;
SPEAK TO your and daughters yet unborn:
Tell them OF victory, treason now down rod;
Thank ye your gallant once aad prAiss your CoG
SPEAK Great Republic Of Americs.
Ts. to thy kindred Nations OF the earth;
Tel IN, M Of the Night OF Rebrliions swsyt
Tell them OF the dawn OF gorious Day.
Ep-ak y. CRATE ally Of Slayery's downial-
Emsnepa,ion and freedom to al
Bend Great Republic II America
Bow, humbly thankful. st Jchovshs throne.
Thank him for Liberty. Wisdom, and MINI;
Thank him for fahh.-snd Peace la dswuiDg hshtt
foF Thy fallen brave vino We bIed tor the hight,
And died 10 save thy starry banner bright
n. Gree. Jehovah Father Of on, Lsnd-
Send down thy blessing 10 the Nsiion's cry.
send back ih. spirit VI our Washington; .
Send 10 our Pa, hot thy KIND =" Well done"
Lot our bnshi hag-to cy-iy breeze uniurlod-
Proclaim ChTs.iAa people to the world
CHORUS FOR EACH VERSE.
Rise. Great Rrpubir Fl America
hl~aS 10 thy kindred Nations Of the EARTH
Tel! u Victory, Treason IOu down trod;
1LAIk y. gallant ones, aid praise your ood.
Iss will pesse ss and join in the FINAL chorus ae
the fourth verse;
The Pianos used At Of the manufacture
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