, 1873-02-07

specifications:
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8 foot viola D. GAMBIA. foot Fifteenth.
sfoot viola D:A1nour. $ rks. Mixture.
foot Doppc1 Flute. rks Acn.a.
4foot Fluto Har1noEique.
is foot Bourbon. foot vtcuna.
sfoot Open Diareson. 2 foot F1autino.
eaao xio4 p.p.,on fa eess
8 foot Quintadena. s foot Oboe, with Bassoon.
foot Flauto Traverse. fo0t yo1 Humana.
,e ,oot 1er1,cb o.act M aAsataa toa; Flute pAmour,
5 loot aeigen Principal foot E:isara.
5 toot sto2psd Dispeson. foot Clarinet.
16 foot Open Diapason. 8 foot v1oloncello.
16 foot Bourbon. 16 foot Trombone. :.
u foot Violone. ..-..
AEUHAH1cA1 nE61sTEns.
Coupler. ler. {swen TO solo.l
II Manuale to Pneumatic, I Manuale to Pedale
Coupler. -{sweu to Coupler. {Great to
III Manusle to Pneumatic, Il Manuafe to Pebble,
{8o1o to Greatly Coupler. {8weu to
Grated by Pneumatic III Manuale to Pedale,
power, and controlled by Coupler. {Soo to Pc
small Thumb Knobs dale,
placed above the Mar- Treuau1o.
1auGle. Bellows Signal.
PEDAL NoyEMEsTs.
j aG'sd' M.'n1ale. uanAs0D feo Fsdai s peaaie
4. Piano, Combination z. Reversible, Pedal to op-
Pedal Manuale. crate Pedal Coupler for
ii Il Manuale. 8. Adjustable, Swell Ped
4. Piano. Combination al.
Pedal II Mannale.
s. Forte. Combination Ped
rheumatic Action" applied t. Hsfal "a selections, op
eerato e1i Il and otherise and then followed with an
offertory BY Battiste. The latter displayed the
Qualities Of the instrument to much better ao-
vantage than the former, as church music, Or
musio written for the organ, is always more ef-
fecti9e and certainly more appropriate tnan npl
cratic compositions. A1r. Louis Fals is entltlca
to the credit Of producing como OF lug moss
beautiful effects in his playing OF saI1a1!uns 1na
on Scotch Air, written Tor the organ Wy u@'
| Dudley Buck. ,1..,.
The choirs OF the First, Second, and Fourth
Presbyterian Churches assisted at the concgls'
The choir of the First Church, consisting OF VT
| Aldric1, Miss French, Mesars. Otis ana uoia"
smith, sang Dudley Bucks Be'aeatc Anln.d, len-
| dering the music well, but evidently nel, n
yous and rather overburdened with TOO iouu ~ ~
| accompaniment. The concerted 6uccess ~ us
evening was the singing Of the Second rlesoHH !1oH
terian choir, which consists Of ATs; 20" ~
| Miss Holden, Messrs. Howard and Hunpa1o; W -!
last evening, Airs. johnson, tue lavoli.e og ge us
Grace Church took Miss Holden's part. ine
frst aong, VoNsleid, by krebs. without &C.
compartment, and, in response 70 ~ e'eT1 ~ :.
| cave another q1Aftett6 OF lQo bAA1o aHJ A~'
three choirs sang Gloria Of knopfeIs, solos e,s
were sang by Mrs. Fox and Mrs. Aldrlch;; ;1an ans
the three sopranos gavea concerted ana o. Msn Leu
delssohn's. The instrumental parts OF 1he tioo y
rramme were filed out with all ar1angsn y
Giordis elegy, "a Tear at the Grave Of Rossin,
played on the organ, violin, cello, flute, Ana w
pianos. A duo for pianos Of an atransenMsn anger Ml,
Of ope1atic airs was well plaIed BY Mlss Ls ~
Manierre and Mr. LedochoWski, with oIBan ~
Compartment, t,-the only fault being the neees @
EARLY unfavorablo comparison for the pianos =
with the organ. Tho concert was rs pleasant op ~
| anY home entertainment OF the season, anamos
varied in it's features. Tho audience eeem. ao,
vail nleased. aud the First Presbyterian has cei
tainlT fair start in tho concert business