New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-06-11


FOR THE FIVE DAYS OF TUE FESTIVAL
FIRST DAY.
TUESDAY. Jane IS 1860.
Commencing at , o'clock m
INAUGURAL CEREMONIES.
PRAYER BY THR REV. Z. E. HALE
To be followed By an Atdressby
HIS HONOR MAYOR sHURTLEFP
Welcoming all guests and visitors Boston aud Massachusetts, A
ACOngratuaoy Address By
THE HON. ALEX. II. RICB,
On the RESTORATION ofPEACE and UNION throughout the Land
| The Inaugural Ceremsaies will be followed byA
| GRAND MUSICAL PERFORMANCE,
| in which the
| GREATEST ORATORIO CHORUS
ever assembled comprising over
EIGHT HUNDRED VOCAL ORGANIZATIONS.
who have been 10 rehearsal for months will take part accom-
panied by Grand Orchestra Of
ONE THOUSAND MUSICIANS
selected from the Bands Associations
the United States
SELECTIONS TO BE PERFORMED
PART
IUiE c6RGs GRAND ORCHESTRA IA AND GREAT ORGAN
SELEcT ORCHESTRA 600 fERFoRMERS 's'''
FULL CHORUS Win ORCHESTRA AND ORGAN ACCOUNTANT:
PRAYER ave Maria" .Gouuod
TIE Introductory VIOLA obhgao usually rendered By one performer
TWO HUNDRED vIoLISTsTs
NATIONAL Arr The Star Sangld Banner" With additional
verse, BY W, T. W. Ball
But Brothers united Hrougholt Rs broad land;
s5 D1 aS tbe bSms Of e bss
San; by The Ea Clotn T Gr'a5 0f;t1 0Tgp mt1y B,a
PART H.
INVOCATION ys9 Peace written far th. occasion BY Dr.
FULL CHORUS, GRAND ORCHESTRA, ORGAN AND MILITARY
ov,prrpv civilian rsI p @''D Ro..iri
pERfoRMEb by SELECT ORCHESTRA OF 800 PERFoRMER%
Sung MADAME PARRPHRosA a m chorus, organ and grand
orchestral accompaniment
plRs0RMED ~ 'A TIE FCiL BaSD OF oSE THOUSAND Is
10 Word, b. ih. Rev +. Smith, D. D.
~ country aty ,,,,S oflhes
Sag by M Enis Chorus leompagel by le Grand Orchestra Of 600
Bill, ufrtry Firing lui Cannon Peairg tue distance in
exact tine With tie music
Tie audience respectfully invited JOIN 10 tho las;
SECOND DAY.
WEDNESDAY, June &C. 1909
Commencing at p IN.
GRAND CLASSICAL PROGRAMME.
SYMPHONY AND ORATORIO.
PART
! Fs'rrvlL. Overture Luiaer' .NsO'
t-SsD iHE GL5Rr or rr LoRD. From tie Messiah" Handel
D Brcfrarioy ANA Nol p.l ii E0ri From La Gle.
n'-'' sa9S b. MISS l6GLiiDR FnLiIPis ''''
AZ WEE" I q. s &i sS S IRON s otoo Si
ss m cos SsSs y sso cess From Jad.. MaA
'-'-' H;.t.aal.issioS TiiifTiFES MINUTES ''''''
s,rpao,r Gin
Z. 1al.a,e ,.a ro,o.
5-1&s a '' ar Tsi,o From the
THIRD DAY.
THURSDAY, June Il. 1869
Commencing at p.
ANNIVERSARY OF THE BATTLE OF BUNKER
HILL.
PATRIOTIC AND MILITARY PROGRAMME
POPULAR FAMILIAR MUsc.
QysE5gFs T., GnsSp oRSESTI Of one T6or,ad Performers.
Fnr Tpe'sn performing the solo part usually payedby one
p cuo 'eS' Julsms, linn iLqihsr
TtIL CHORUS ORGAN. ORCHESTRA and BAND MlLlTAlRM
aai arranged Nr GRAND ORCHESTRA and MILITARY BAND
ANA Ro' sg 81 E E1,,
scEs from Ioa'ofs mrSG,5t Rs 4Ty J5Gui ysS
thousand One Hundred Aags Several Drum Corps, ARTILLERY
Bel, &c Tie Avn part VII. be performed By one Hundred
6 OyErURE ImosPaAtE =, on tee American hag97i
s, Hal Columbia introducing ,ss GR jsS F[ or
ciESiRA MILITARY BAND. and other accom-. ., - o..
P''"' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WISUTSS
AAH'rH N'D blS6 OF ' ic5 i rFRF6RafRs O'
q N,rtoy,t I'M. Tie -sDaugIed Banner"
sang by Madame PABEfAROSA, With chorus aud orchestral &C
TINS irP THAT THEoroH TsE1; HaIa: Moore
Arranged Tor FULL CHORUS. GRAND ORCHESTRA, MILL
TA6Y BAND and oRGAH.i, p-.-.. v.,.,,,r,.
~ fefrGea by NJ ABTCCLE Orchestral
H. c""H'' onAS6 S ca9Ers oHGlS AID ohciiESfaA r
H. o''HT'"'R REED a1SD OF 500 rERFoGMEas
D. T GIoNrS oRG4S. ORGnESrRA MILITARY BAND &C.
The Audience respectfully Invited to join 10 the last verse
FOURTH DAY.
FRIDAY June 49, 1863.
Commencing at o'clock }.
ORATORIO AND SYMPHONY.
PART l.
70 God on High" From Meudel''ohn
3 SrNrHoSr No. s. ta MnoD.'
2. Allane con mo'o. ,.r..,
ARIA sung bS MISS ADELAiDB PHILLIPS
Achieved Glonoa WORK From the Creation
THANKS Il fS q Sa a'5 fPGfEES MSurEs
as,..,.,, wake. yaae IS c,Iaugo Prom
sI pr PAN, Prom Moses Fir Ros,u
- TTs From s,ahai Mater Ro'slui
lIELrJan Prom tie Messiah" Handel
FIFTH DAY.
SATURDAY. June 10. 1853
Commencing at n a.
BY TILE CHILDREN OF THE PUB
Lie SCHOOLS.
~ ~, lr. Accompaniment being the Largest Chorus Of
"''N 49, Chiilsg brought together
CxnreroL-CARL ZnlRAHS. JuLiUs konBERe sud T. B. GiL
N9 o,a ,s.r,pa JoHs H. WILCOX and J. B. sHARLASo
which II h, proposed to carry out this Festival viii
resent IN IA MAGNITUDE AND sPLESDoR
e,n,s Tor National rejoicing hat the Anenean people nave
ever beea called upna TO celebrate -. ..,,uo-,,,o,,
THE RESTORATION OF PEACE AND UNloS rhHouehoo'
o,,,h.r 10 fraterna grfeag the Leading msn ot the Ma