Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-10

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Nilh this ,hosFhI eohyehrs this vast
gsScias''y larger than ever before
"a Hercd IN single audience room
U"m THE c1aiinent gathered from
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llcad he power 0rnuMbers rhd ihs
Lyrnony ar souni, together with
uE'V.cd voices and instruments
...vvvry maine, in sending up To
Heaven and |Lr'h n mon q pecan oi
lgrt Iry Dvrr the restoration ~! do
mva,iC l.tco AMI Tao renewal ui
.r,lr, no iu 0ng common e0Inry,
n.,-.us aGu Instrumental pAr-
lor'.gs g.wDcr,s. Irrm ten % twelve
l',onsaui, lul.y ouo-haif the pol-
iio .u- 'io ,De coliseum were ladies,
! general Vow from the balcony Is
quite hrynnd GvS, plion. Nothing
Ike Il was ever witnessed On this
snntiIWnt. The Wow embraces
a,.oal three uul II halt acres at faces
Tac ;irs, piece on the programme,
the gra-i ch1ral-"A Strong Castle
j. Cur i.a'a was sgng hy ,hc full
CHORUS, with the grEui orchestra
aud up.ap unltr d,TyJion OF Gil,
nnrc, The chornS comprised 1900
voices, aud tho orchestra 100 in,
s,tuMon', which combined with the
swelling notes Of the organ, CON
I,mtvly T. cd the Building. Tho vo.
'si.galion hy the chorus being rs
distinct aud clear in onunciati0n rs
IL only given by - church chois', OK
ccpting that in volume, IL exceeded
anything before heard. At its close
the audience testified its apprccia.
'ion by long continued applause.
Tho overture Tanhauscr, by n Sc
lcct orchestra of 600 musicians, was
thea performed under direction of
Julius Echbury. Ii was carefully
and thoroughly performed. ITS finer
strains being plainly heard in Nil
their sweetness in all parts Of tho
building, it was confessed success,
cliciting rounds Of applause.
"Glory be to God on High" from
Mozart's Twelfth Mass, was render
ed by full choras with orchestral
and organ accompaniment, under
direction Of Hcrrahan.
save Maria was then sung by
Parcpa, whose appearance was greet
cd by applause from audience and
performers.
The violin oblisato was performed
by two hundred violins, led by Ole
Bull, under the direction of Gilmore.
The solo Of Parcpa was heard in
all parts of tho building.
Tho next was the "Star spanglcd
Banner" under direction ofGilmorc.
This introduced tho whole chorus,
organ. tho entire force of musicians,
with tho Ginning of church bells and
firing Of artillery. This was one OF
tho greatest features Of the day, and
was grand success.
The audience, after joining in the
last verso, rose, en- masse, in q state
of high patriotic sentiment, and IL
was repeated with energy and har. d,
'nony, closing with another outbust
Of enthusiasm.
After intermission the hymn of
Peace" by DR.. Holmes, set to mu-
,ic by Keller, was sung by the whole
,herus and enthusiastically encorcd. I
Overture of William Tell followed
pnd was cncorcd.
a"aaNpa then sang the Infamatus :,
ro,a Stabat Mater, tho response be-
ns given by chorus with accompa,
y'ncnt by organ and full orchestra.
t vas considered grand triumph, n
Tho Coronation March was on.
ovod.
The anvil chorus, given by tho +,
yhole force with one hundred anvils :
nd artillery accompaniment, crca j.
cd Intense enthusiasm.
The national air, "My Country,
lis Of thee, was sung by tho people A
horus with all accomplishments in
Iuding organ, full orchestra, big
rum, chimes and artillery. 1t was
no browning success of tho day. Ct
he audience stood on their seats p'
nd shouted and mado extraordina -
v dcmonstra lions. Tho lust verse
Tas repeated, the whole mass join A
* at the conclusion.
Every person is loud in praise of T
no success of the inauguration day
tho jubilee. Indications aro that I
10 coliseum will be crowded all '
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