, 1873-10-09
ADJUSTMENTS.


Tho third concert Of tho ThomaB season waa
given last asaning ct tho Music Hall, and drow
q much larger audience than WIS present either
on Monday or Tuesday evenings. It would DO
difficult to assign any particular reason why this
should bo the case, as the programme wRs no
moro attractive than the other two. 1t may be,
however, that tho beautiful " Midsummer Nights
Dream " music Of Mende1ssohn may have an un-
usual fascination; or, perhaps, the greon-
backs circulated more freely yesterday
or, perphaps, tho Third National Bank
dopoaitors arc heard from at last,
Whatever may hayo been tho reason, the houao
was very well filled, and with very brilliant
ouo oeHi Ss n s opsnea ms viz e
NOR Nights Dream" music, including the oyer
ture, schorzo, intormozzo, nocturno, aud
"Wedding. March" tho huiahod Interpretation OF
Which needs no comment Mr. Whitney had the
Rossini's "stabat Mater" one Of tho most try
ing Of eolos for tho bahs voice, owing to it's in
cessaut demands upon the high voico. Mr.
Whitney, however, went through it as easily
splendid method and perfect control Of
bis voice were also shown In his singing
Of tho "Ruddier than the Cherry" from Ham
dels "AciA and Galatea," which was done with
with such a real grandeur Of voco and manner,
TINT it ELECTED most enthusiastic encore. In
snswer to this, NJ MI: Whitney sang IN an OLD or;
which combined tho broadly humorous and SUP
lltncly solemn in about equal parts. It's Ger
man paEentage gave it strong anti-sunday law
flavor and AZ musical advocate Of oll-fash-
ioned drinking, Mr.. Whitney may carry of the
palm. Tho remaining numbers for tho orchestra
wero seiections 1tom tho @ nrs1 acs OF Lohen-
WIS masterpiece Of smooth, rich, aud mellow
playing; introduction to Rheinbergor's "Seyen
tsav9as, aUo a. p,oeo .. IT, l.sssafadnsatfon' t
'! snsuti1S uutn " "SpG, aHu masaoai Wy An-
tue tG tue
Tue crashes Of hoheqsra" an4 tho nci3y ohet.
liar "n1,lee overtura % rho onv NV rome,ninr u 1i
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Inntonncs nf cinrinct-n1ayinr oyar 5'earl hero' ,'
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ofMnaiy 1n. apl.a.y.
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ri;ci, IL - ba nre1;toa ~ M i.;,,ao't -
rio nrogranomn ia az fo1iow.. "" A'N17o'''
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Grand Ann,yo.ssry Jubilee March.
E1pressly arranged and performed Tor ta occasion>
Overture Leonore No. 3"...............B Bcethoyen
scheszoo" Symphony No. lst" Or q. :schu.nann
Aria-"o dod' Have M Mercy ""ss 81 paul" .Mendesaohn
uror,o~,, ~, 5. IL agtoM s1oai, y. ,n f ,,o,
Mr. S. =. Jaco1sohn
u Kaiser March ITaunnr
PART SECOND,
QYerturO-H Dnr ErayACluGtz y ;Wc}nr
Theme and YAriatonA-QuQftett6 D @por. :. .Echubark
String 0rchtstra,
eons-"A Mariners Homo il the goa ~. .nandeBger
Overture" zampa".. ......................... uerod
Tomorrow evening has boon set apart .s a
Beethoven night au1 TIC following erani nro.
gram,ne IL announced, which ought to attraot
every lover Of music in tina citv.
r.nr r,nar
"0vcrtuse No. I, Loonoro"
Aria-" Mentre IL !aaeio. ."t-Mozart.
1fr: Myron y, Hhitxy.
"0ysrtnEo "0ysrtuEo Mo. No : 7eonors" Leonore'"
consefta@" o III Hunassian" 4 1'S for ytop-5o.cn,m
PART sEooND.
"overture No. 4, Fidslo."
Aria-" In Queata Tomba:"
3ir. agron wm u =: Fhftnep.
smbaoHy nl]esrS yiy:ce Fu; 9 1 con- ~ b1ie 1e w.
5. Tantno Tsp o,di di mennetto. menu s'
I. Allegro vtyace.
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