The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-22

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never before attempted in New York. under the drec
COMMENCING T THIS dHsp 5R2nA ASEsrsc APRIL
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
acoordngo S S Sesti9p AasSSn nsSks 81 and s.
THIS s rYEspAD EVENING April y a O'clock,
Mrs. j. HOUSTON WEST, Soprano,
Mr. NELSON vARLEY, fcnor His first appearance in
Mr. MYRos WV ". w EGIf Basso.
Ia HANDED SHIiSIa AND HAYDN SOCIETY from BOSTON,
FIVE HUNDRED 900 VOICES.
Conductor. CARL ZERRAHN
TaE5YSs s 4SSSA win tyrlvAl1nD ORCHESTRA
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EVENING GRAND ~ o rug6IG II REHPARsAL AT
5 O'CLOCK OF SELECTIONS from HANDEL's
Including the Grand Double dhoruses, Airs and Duets
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Only GRAND festival oE4TSkio.
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The following distinguished vocalsts will appear
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THEO. THOMAS' LAST SYMPHONY CONCERT,
- HANDEL AND HAYDN SOCIETY
ALL THE prsri nas Sn ARTISTS.
to One Dollar
Reserved Seats to Rehearsals, Fifty cents extra
The sale of Reserved Seats will commence THIS MORN
NG at sch5mss S Brosdwas at ia Broadway, and
DROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
ID GRAND FESTIVAL PERFORMANCE
OF Mendelssohns Oratorio,
on THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL "a.
scale of completeness and grandeur never before at
tempted in this country.
Seats be secured at the box Office at the Academy
Brooklyn, and at ia Broadway, New York.
CTEINWAY HALL. FESTIVAL WEEK
TOMORROW (wEDNEsDAY AFTERNOON, April 20
ut l. Grand Public Rehearsal to Handers
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NINTH OR CHORAL SYMPHONY
Admission tickets to rehearsas, 81.
Reserved seats, soc. extra
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, April &C.
ONLY GRAND FESTIVAL MATINEE
Messrs ANTON RuBINsTEIN,
Mrs. J. HOUSTON WEST, Soprano
Mr.. MYRON W. WHITNEY, Basso, and
THEODORE THOMAS and his Unrivalled Orchestra.
Reserved seats to the matinee, 81
IRVING HALL
DAY EVENING" April rs 1873, when the following ceie
brated artists will appear Mrs X Haig soprano; Miss
Anna r. Buckley, contralto Mr.. J. G. Lombard bass0
M rSntln baritone Mr. James n% THOMPSON bouis
liam f. Mills pianist Mr.. Louis Bcrge, accompanist.
Tickets 81 Doors open at Concert TO commence at s.