The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-12-26
A OHRIsfNAs CAROL.


Rre.k sOr,h into singing, OH grand old e,sshi
An hsai thou honored and bles,l
For this V the day cf thy eovereign's bir,h,
who sivclh His people rcst.
Caoaus-For unto our face a Child Is bora.
Unto ps Son is given t-f
Aud His name shah be called ncrtwon.
derfal,
And Lord over earth and hssr,o.
This is She day whsn in Bethlehem old.
Was rradlsd Almighty King
A star Of the MOmins-orishter than gold,
And purcr than angersvins.
Caoscs--Nes unto oar race &c.
Break forth into singing, ys sons Of mem
Ie souls whom he sette,h free;
And welcome tho star of Bethlehem-
He eomc,h FOR you and me
cHoKrs-Fot unto our race, 6c.
Break forth into singing. this merry morn,
Yc binds cfowis Of the iif--
For unto eur world saviour is born,
Aud saviour passing fair.
CRorvs--Ycs, unto our scs, sc.
Break forth into singing, both one aud oil,
For this Lord is kind and true
For Ho notcth the little sparrows fall,
And lie "toketh thousht' for you.
caoRvs--Yes, unto cur race, sc.
Oh hearts heavy laden the, shrink from ninth,
whose sorrows are great and sore,
Rejoice on the day Of the saviour's birth;
Your sins, your sorrows He boo,
cHoEvs-For unto our race, a..
Break forth into singing, ye sons OF men,
Aul yc mountains, skip and sing,
And ye heavenly hosts, respond Amcn
] To our Christmas earoning.
I Cuonrs--For unto our race Child Is bora,
Unto as q sou is given
And His name shell be called most Won
dcrfui,
And Lord 6ves earth and heavcn.
The Concert OF the Tlinn Musical So
clety.--The filh Concert Of the Musica
Society, was given at the City Hall, on Thurs.
day evening, last, The previous entertain
menu Of this organization have hsrelofor'
been given at National Hall, but owing I,
the receipts at their last Concert at that place
not balancing the expenses, II was decided tC
hold the next in the City Hall, probably a
an experiment We are Impressed that ID,
change was not satisfactory. The stage o.
the latter Hall, is lily adapted for performan
ces Of this kind, especially for musica
purposes The vocal exercises appeated 70 b'
stifled or rather as the sound Of voices singing
in an adjoining room; the instrumental mu
sic was not so much effected Another seri
Gus objection which manifested itself co tirel!
too palpably at the las, snteriainae wa
the noise, made by persons in the back par
Of the house, which appears to have a lieens
here that would not be attempted at the Ma
tional.
We feel confident that the musie-lovinI
public would prefer fewer entertainments
from the society, aud have them at the Ma
tioual. The pieces by the Orchestra were IL
keeping with their former efforts, ,--thc voea
music IL ms good, was rendered imperfect b!
tho illy-adapted stage. Prot. Boos' solo OF
the Cornst was a mastery effort, and was en-
chored to the echo, while the comic song
by Bricker, brought down the house, will
applause. Miss Mutchler assumed the ,ot
of viollnis,, with credit, while her singing
and piano music ia duly appreciated. Th'
voices Of tho Misses Tunison and Mis-
Shawhan, were greatly missed aud we, hop
they will consent 10 favor the future enter
tainmcuts with their presence. The closing
pcicc---the "Huntlng Glee" was decided,
fine aud we hope that in The fsturc these glee
may take moro prominent feature on thei
programme.