The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-05-17

prominent and well known society OF the KIM IN ts
civ lts public entertainments, like those OF It's
rival the Aron are always gotten up in true artistic
| style and with perfect good taste, ana the
| fSmale' under the direction OF Professor A.
Paur are counted among the best musical treats
me CITY affords. lis last public appearance was at
the closing concert OF the Philharmonic Society in
| the performance OF Schumann's Manfred" IL now
| owns three contiguous buildings, comfortably ana
even elegantly lifted up for the purposes OF the so
ciety, with large hall capable Of accommodating
an audience Of perhaps 1000. 1t is deservedly
popular among all classes OF our people OF all natlon
allies. II numbers about 200 members.
Liederhai'a-At 10 Stanton street, every wednes-
L0reey B,nd.-There is poetry in this reference TO
the beautiful myth Of sweet Lurne OF the Rhine, al
Biegen HAM, l47 West Ihrty-second street. Practices
Lyra Maei.,erchor- National Assembly Rooms
West Fortyfourth street. meets for rehearsal every
Sunday.
Liedertdfel der Vereinigea Social Reforne,'-The
vocal section OF the United Society Of Social Reform
ers at Geis's walhaa, IN Orchard street, Tuesdays
and Fridays.
Mozart Vereirs---42 avenue A, Tuesdays and Fri
Mozart Maeane,chor-l34 Seventh street, Mondays
and Thursdays. There is, certainly o commenda:
bic degree OF piey in this reverence for the name OF
the great genius Wolfgang Mozart.
Nei0di1 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hall, 187 XIV
ingtOn street, each Friday.
Mei0Dld1sp-Men OF melody, at Mel0da HaE, Ala
Fifth street. Wednesdays and Sundays.
AefldeLssoian quartet Ctub-Corner Fifty
street and Third avenue, every Thursday; :. -
Norddetasclser' Sae1agerbuad-77 and 10 Essex
street Thursdays
OI1Dhe0S-3i4 West F0rty-f0urth street, Saturdays.
E9tGnir-10l Hester street, Saturdays
PoIyhYairid Nlred Ch0fas-Steuben House, Fri
days.
Rtetniseher. Saeagerotnd-Beethoven Hall, 4Sl
Sixth street Saturdays.
Roth Aaelaner Liede,toJel-Also the vocal branch Of
the secret Order OF the Redmen, AZ avenue A, We'd
nesdays.
Senlpsr CTtScendo-Quite musical name, al the
same place, Wednesdays.
SJciaier MleRleTcn0T-50l Third avenue Mondays
Scncaeoischer Observation-Disclosures, orchard
Social ReTo.m Gesaag reretn- Lincoln Hall
Hath Lincoln music In his soul y, corner Houston
and Allen streets, Wednesdays.
Soe1gertUSt-fhe Singers JOY what happy
thought In this name 43l East sixth street, Wednes-
days.
Saeagerbt1l.d--At the same place. Wednesdays and
Saturdays.
Saeagei1wnde-!At the same place, Wednesdays
and Saturdays.
Sociay REFORM Lfedertare,-Corner Broome and
Forsyth Streets Wednesdays.
TaeodOTt- K0e17ler6und-I honor OF the patriotic
poet ana soldier OF the against Napoleon l. In
lSl3-l5, at Dramatic Hall, last Houston street.
T1vner LiedertaJet-vocal section OF the Turner
Society; Turner Hail. orchard street. Wednesdays.
7eutonld- Dramatic HAIL. Houston street, Tues
days and Fridays.
Observation-Disclosures in honor OF German poet,
INLAND who but lately died; 43l Sixth street, Mon
days and Thursdays.
Union quartet Cl1to-23s avenue A, Mondays.
Union MaeIs,lerchOr-209 West F0rtynrst street.
Unton Mdennerchor, NeU Yor6-l40 Seventh
street, Tuesdays.
Third avenue Mondays.
Veteranen Gesang veretn10f veteran soldiers Of
our late war-At the walhaila, orchard street,
' socIETiEs IN BROOKLYN.
BROOKLYN 1eiO1'bund-Clint0n street, corner At
lantic, Mondays and Thursdays This society Occu-
PIES about the same position Of prominence and
popularity In the City OF Churches" as the Lleder
kanz and Arion do in this city.
Haydn Aaennerchor-305 Flushing avenue
SOCIETIES IN WILLIAMSBURG.
AT,o'l-Adelstein's Hail. Montrose avenue, Thurs
Concordid-Fritz's Germania Hall, corner Mont
rose avenue and Leonard street, Tuesdays and
Sundays.
Cdec,ia lin memory of sancta Caecilia the sainted
patroness OF church music)-Schaefers Hall, "a
Den,scher ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Hall, as above,
Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Ha,monte-At the same place. Mondays and
Fridays
Qudrtette Club-At the same place, Thursdays.
Sde,egertund- Also at the same hall, Tuesdays ana
Fridays.
Turner LiedertdfeI-Turn Hall, Meseroc street.
ZoeRner Xoennechor-At the saenger Hall, No.
1872 South Sixth street, Wednesdays
SOCIETIES AT COLLEGE POINT LONG ISLAND.
Harmoaie--In the Turn Hail. every thursday.
near approach to nsticufrs, tendency said to be
perfect stranger among those devoted to lovely
sOng)-N kraemer's Hall, Saturdays.
AT HUDSON CITY, " j.
ConcOrdid--At Rommelt Il Leichls. every Thurs
day.
SOCIETIES At MKLRosE AND MoRRIsASiA.
Arion-Centra Hall Wednesday.
(e7D,dnid-Union Hall, Melrose, Wednesday.
GeY7h.anid-Knoeppel's Hall, Morrisania, Saturday.
YdeIu.e5 chor-W ashngton Hall, Morrisania, Wed
nesday.
MeiTose ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Park, Saturday.
Q,tdrtef-Knoeppel's Hall, MorrlsaIia, Tuesday.
Union Ndnnefchor-Sichling's Hotel, Melfose,
Thursday.
SOCIETIES AT HoBoKEN, n. J.
Hobohsp quartet Ciub-Doss Hotel, Wednesday.
THIS Is the principal society at Hoboken, and ils
performances have won for IL several prizes and
universal praise.
Hoymon,a-Harmonia Hail. so Hudson street,
Monday aud Thursday.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Hall, Tuesday.
Lfezte1hTdaz-At the same place, wednesday and
Saturday.
Lyra-Otto Cottage Garden. every Monday.
AT GREENPoINT.
Ct1T,ania-At r. Gruner's, every Wednesday.
on STATEN ISLAND.
Q,nrtet C7,,t--Meets every Thursday, at the At
lantic brewery.
EipirdchtAt Blackweli's Hall, assemblies every
Wednesday ant saturday
We have thus given the names or exactly one hun
dred German singing societies organized and In
active existence In New York and vicinity. The av
erage number OF members OF each OF the
nifty and Is generally about midway be-
tween. These. with the larger societies, sum up,
therefore, about 3jOO members OF whom at least 800
to loo are skilled vocasts, half OF whom, at least,
are renearsing weekly. and have been doing
throughout the winter under the tuition OF expert
enced musical Leaders for the Saengerfest at Bati-
more, order that New York aud It's singing Ger
mans may carry or the prize. With such an exhibit
tioD OF the musical propensities OF our German cit-
Zens ~ Is not too much 10 say that Friedrich Scn-
| ler the immortal bard, knew hrs countrymen well
| when ls sang
wo sinrt ia ls.st Erch rnhir neder
Bose Menschen haben keine Lieier.
THE NINETEENTH wAGD READING cLCB CONCEPT
ON saturday evening the Terrace Garden, on Third
avenue and fty-eignth and FIfty-ninth streets was
the scene OF very pleasant reunion, the occasion
being a complimentary concert 10 Professor SeDert
| by this club. The large hall OF the establishment
crowded by very fashionable assernblage con-
sisting chiefly OF the members and friends OF the
| club. musical treat was provided and sell
dom have the surroundings OF Terrace Garden heard
such delicate strains whether In a vocal or insiru-
mental point OF view. Indeed, the concert classical
| a. 1t was received the most cordial encomlums
from the critical audience present. The
| tenor solo, 80, Paradise In Terra,n from
4 "L'Africaine,r which rendered by Mr..
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