The Portland daily press., 1869-06-01
ENTERTAINMENTS.

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ENTERTAINMENTS.
"Let Us H0Ue Peace ="
OFFICIAL GRAMME.
CHEAT
National Peace Jubilee T!
Projected by Mr.. P. s. eILMoREJ
To be held in the
City of Boston,
June Is, 16, II, IS and 10, 1869,
To commemorate the Restoration OF
PEACE THROUGHOUT THE LAND.
This glorious event in our National History win be
celebrated BY the GRANDEST
Musical Festival
Ever known in the History of the World.
The President of the United states,
Members of his Cabinet, Heads of Departments,
Governors OF all the States, and many other distn
guished persons from all parts OF the country to-
ments at Washington, have been invited by the
Mayor and City Council OF Boston, to become the
guests of the city during the Festival.
AN IMMENSE COLISEUM,
The largest structure in America capable of accom-
Fifty Thousand Persons,
Has been erected especially for this OCCASION The
interior OF the building viii be magnifcenty decora-
National Pence and Harmony.
The extraordinary expense incurred in Or eparing
for this great Festival has been met with remarka-
izens OF Boston, and the Executive Committee take
great pleasure in announcing the following
OFFICIAL PROGRAMME
For the Five Days oil the Festival.
FIRST DAY
TUESDAY, June IS, 1859, commencing ats o'clock
INAUGURAL CEREMONIES.
Prayer by Rev. e. e. Hale,
To be followed by an Address by
His Honor Mayor shurilea,
Welcoming all guests and visitors to Boston and
to Massachusetts,; also congratulatory ad-
dress by
Hon. Alex. III. Rice,
On the Restoration Of PEACE AND UNION through
out the Land.
The Inaugural cerem onies will be followed by
GRAND MUSICAL PERFORMANCES
In which the
GREATEsT ORATORIO CHORUS
Ever assembled, comprising over
Eight Hundred Vocal Organizations,
Who have been in rehearsal for many months, will
take part accompanied by Grand Orchestra of
One Thousand Musicians,
Selected from the best Orchestras, Bands, and Mu-
sical Associations in the United States.
Selections to be Performed.
PART 1.
l. GRAND CHORAL. "a Strong Castle is our Lord.'
Luther.
Full Chorus, Grand Orchestra and Great Organ
2. OVERTURE. "Tannhauser," ......... Wagner.
Select Orchestra, 600 Performers.
8. GLORY BE To- GOD ON HIGH. "Tweifth
MASS. .......................Moz Mozart.
Full Chorus. With Orchestra and Organ Accompan-
jmeBt
f. PRAYER. Gave Maria".........G Goupod.
sung by Madame Parepa-kOs2.
The Introductory Violin oblgato usually rendered
Too Handled TSoi;nists.
with an additional verse; s'sT SWRa1ssa Ba
sN0t North or as South in the future sce'U stand
But as Brothers united throughout this broad land
Ger the land OF the free and the home of the brave
Sung by the Full Chorus, with Grand Orchestra,
Organ, Military Band, Drum Corps Ginning OF
Bells and Artillery Accompaniment.
Intermission Fifteen. Minutes.
PART III.
6. INVOCATION. A HYMN of Peace written for
this occasion by DIR. Oliver Wendell Holmes to
themusic of Keler's American Hymn.
Full Chorus. Grand Orchssfra, Organ and Military
7. OVERTURE. "william Teil.. .Rossini.
Performed BY Select Orchestra Of 500 Performers.
8. INFLAMMATUs. .sStabat Mater. :. .Rossini
Sung by Madame Parepa Rosa, with fullchorus, or
cgnn gan and grsna orchestra r., apssompani%ent
| Performed By the Full Band Of One Thousand In
sfrnnsenfs.
10. NATIONAL AM, Words written by Rev s. +.
.My country its of thee,
Sweet land Of liberty"
Sung by the entire chorus accompanied by the grand
full drum corps, Ginning Of bells, infantry firing
and cannon pealing in the distance In exact time
The audience are respectfully invited to join in the
| last verse.
sRCOND DAY.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1869. Commencing at 3
| M.
GRAND CLASSICAL PROGRAMME.
SYMPHONY AND ORATORIO.
PARTI
!. FESTIVAL Overture ON Luther's Choral Nicolai.
2. G-GLoRY TO GoD.'
o-AND THE Glory OF THE LORD. From
s. Rncrr4TIos AND ARIA. Nom pis a; aar;. aande''
From la Clemenza di Tito' Mozart
Sung by Miss Adelaide Phillips
4. He & WATcHINa OVER ISRAEL. From
5. AIR e. DC 5rsgss Ssrapa;n, TSo%
Sung. by Madame Parepa Rosa
8. SEE THE CeSoUERMa HERO COMES.
Intermission Fifteen Minutes.
PART IL
/. SYMPHONY lin G major) ........... Schubert.
1. Andante. Allegro.
2. Andante con moto.
3. Schereo.
2. a-The MARvELoUs Work.
b-THE HEAVENS ARE TELLING.
From the Creation. n".................H Haydn
THIRD DAY.
THURSDAY, JUNE II, 1858. Commencing at P.
Anniversary Of the Battle sfBanker Hill.
Patriotic and Military Programme.
POPULAR AND FAluLIAR MUSIC.
| /. Overture ERA Diavolo.' .Auber.
Arranged for Grand Orchestra Of One Thousand
Performers, Fifty Trumpeters performing the
solo part usually played byone Trumpet
2. Choral. Judgment Hymn. Luther,
Full Chorus, Organ, Orchestra and Band Militaire.
| 3. Grand March, sPeace Festival. Composed for
tns occasion and arranged for Grand Orches-