The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-25

CARL SENTz's ORCHESTRAL MATINEEs, every
Thursday afternoon, at o'clock, at the Hortlcultura
art in view have frequenti urged the formation and
establishment of irst,class and well-appolnted
largely endorsed by PhilanthToPists and m0relists
%hS SesTed re- & 70 see class s. OF o SOe
afford them entertainment and edhcation without
The difficulty OF procuring suitable building pre-
vented the accomplishment of this design last win
Season OF l8676s 1t is believed be safe to promise
such performances as shall merit the support OF this
The programme will consist of a selected number Of
the most fayorite symphonies OF Haydn and Mozart,
hOw of melody, have always had hold upon the
Es'I RSye received ihs ySTmest Of The
learned eIs S an ah 70 b ana al % wpo s
These noble compositions, when announced in the
feature to the fastidious audiences in the German
capitals When old P9rpoFs sent forth Haydo to the
produced the greatest composer of his time as he had
maestro of Rohrau composed during his lifetime lis
symphonies principally while In the serylGe OF the
formed during the present season. e-,-, -
nodaS q So leaving IS in manusc5t
pete his death; but of this number about IL have
eeiebrity TO his name n that style AS many of these
will be produced as time and circumstances Will
1t is perhaps not out OF place here to remark that
and other cities has been that the performance Of the
orchestral compositions of Haydn aud Mozart has
thai these works have served pioneers, who clear
inc away the that Obstructed the onward
march have shown the bright landscape beyond, 1t
would APPS. be rash to expect full appreciation OF
beethoven without previous hearing and enjoyment
OF his great predecessors In symphony The Efforts 0f
the orchestra this season will be confined 20 Haydn
and and the works Will be performed accord
ing to the traditional cooring given them In ther
An entire Symphony. occupying about TWEEN y
The second part will consist ofa Vocal or Instrumen
tai Solo Performance from some Rrtises or aolllty,
one or two popular OveTtures, OperatC Selections,
snite of brilliant WaltZe3 dashlng march, aud ooca
sionay rafting set OF Quadrilles, arr Anged from
new and successful operas besides other varleueS o
Tbe Concerts will be given every Thursday AFTER
nam at O'clock and every novelty and attraction
IN KeepinR with their character, will be presented
frhnrsdaV afternoon has been adopted amer caretu
confederation, for It's many advantagesIespeclallS
hat Of securing the regular attendance Of the bes
anheTs OF Orchestra. VINO could not De obtained
On Saturday afternoon, on account OF their engage
an,S al the theatres and other places The Concer
mi ias abont an hour and halt-AlwRys cos %
| %atoye niRhtfall The admission has been placed
tbe lowest possible rates consistent Win the
e1RS Npst matinee will be given on Thursday, Ooto
| her a when Mr.. w. Hartmann, bArltone, rom th
Gern,an Opera will make his hIst appearances here'
| MIR, RNewALT's LEcTURB.-Last night Tn
A.sanahi Pu,ldines were filed by large Aud appE'
| c,s1tga -sSndience who assembled TO listen 70 M
RintvSalf,s ieoture on "The Plains anu ROCKY mour
tains" The Interest excited ana ksPs ~
| paintinRs ana Views made the lecture compiae. a
success Our readers will be wen rephis oy W.
they will thus get the best idea OF bne Bte' W0
! which il within their reach