The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-06-08

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"0'"'"S '"o i6iHStG 'oFFiGfA AL PROGRAMME
For the Five Days Of the Festival
FIRST DAY.
TUESDAY TyNE n ISs9
PRAYER BY REV. E. =. HALE,
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from the best orchestras, Bands and Musical Associs
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T. Sung by MADAME PARRPx. ROSA, 'Gounod
performer will be played BY hundred yonists - O~'
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And And the the Star Star SP9Rssd m Banner forever shall wave
Sung by the Full Chorus with Grand Orchestra Organ
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FULL on0nSSR RfSsh$R RS9FSSEEffFz SEEB ORGAN
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SECOND DAY.
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l. Festival Overture on LatSefs Choral. Nicola.
6AAndt the GLORY of the Lord. From the
RositatiSn and Aria p c,i From Handel
sung By MISS ADELATDiE PHI ffIIPs.' ' Mozart
Air; Lei he bright sernphim From From t6'na0i'''hn the
s Sung lS'iiV BY MADAME p ARBPX.RosX' Handed
g. See the Conquering Hero Comes From "Ju-
TSisr@isycS-fiVjii:;c:a Giaaes Handel
Sg956ss sy%RA99s ssseo Sa MAORI Sssa; @ Schubert
2. The Marvellous Work
6-The Heavens HSnsetionI are Telling From the
OreaVion' '''''''''..''...,..............Ha .Hayd
THIRD DAY.
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PoRgIAs AND FsH F%Mz1IAS 1AEasie,mS MUSIC:
Arranged for GRANp ORCHESTRA Of One AP6ss TbeS
soU pps ass @ s the
2 Choral {Sss%s5t one trumpet Luther
FULL CHORUS ORGAN, Al ITa T0aRSSSHEsfRA SS AND BAND
8. Grand March Peace FESTIVAL" Composed for tb,.
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D. Scena from II Trovatore introducing the
VIII be brought out with GRAND CHORUS VfFdi fnii
Band n OF one Ihousand One Hundred Anyils, Seve-
By One 1f aaSdSsS SsS Members bnS Asy q
- the Boston FIRE Department;
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BAND, and other acOompaniments. e. @. Converse
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g. National Air. 'The Star Spangled Ban
Sung by Madame PAREPA-RosA, with chorus and
I'm orchestral accompaniment
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10. Aria for Trumpet, from II Bravo
Performed by NJ ARBUCKLE with Orchestral 40
compartment.
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49, Choral. One Hundredth Psalm.
CHORUS, ORGAN, ORCHESTRA. MILITARY
BAND ErC.
The audience respectfully invited to join in the last
verse.
FOURTH DAY.
FRIDAY, JUNE Is, 1869 Commencing al 2 o'olock p NJ
ORATORlO AND SYMPHONY ~
PART
.. Choral, "To God on High" from "St Paul"
g. Symphony No lin Mnor). - BestboVsn
l. Allegro motto. 2. Andante con moto B. Scherzo
allegro, and Finale allegro.
A. Aria, lascia chis pianguh, Handel
go Sung by Miss ADELAIDE PHILLIPS
Achieved is the Glorious Work" From the Creation"
g. Thanks be to God" From elijah" .Mendelssohn
IHterBissiOh- Fifteen Minutes.
l. a-"Seepers Wake, Voice is Calling"
brom 81 Faql IN ''hiehue, ,Ssoihn
O. Inhammatus From 'Stabat Mater. .Rossin
B. Gloria From the Twelfth Mass. Mozart
4 Halleujah. From the Messiah Handel
FIFTH DAY.
SATURDAY, June I ~ 1922 n nG@opm%enoing @ men & at Il M,
SCHOOLS,
with full Orchestral Accompaniment being the largest
''' Chorus Of Children brought together.
CoNpUcToRs-CARL ZERRAHN, JULIUS EICHBERG and