, 1874-09-20

l
Ir. S. Z. Ja.obsohn, principal; eight sccont
yiolins, AIr. Hermann Grupc. principal; fiyt
| violas, 3Ir. Charles Baeters. principal; tiys
| violonccllos, 3lr. Charles Hermann. principal
| four double basses, Mr. Ch2rles CthoH, princi
pal one harp, ono piccolo, two flutes, two oboes
ouo corro Anglais tTo c!a1ionets, one ba=:
clarioact, two bassols, four French horns, thrce
cornctE, three tronaboEes. ouo tuba, kettle
drums side drum, base drum, etc.
! The programme for the inaugural night will
| be as follows:
OVERTURE The Ruler Of tho Spirits" Weber
Aria" parso, ma tu beu 1nio, '-cetuenza ii
i.s E,.ms G.aa:i. '''N'''
! syrarhonr-So- s. 1enorc .Ra:l
!! part I.-L:ebesslncck tuapniness iove). Allegro
Anlai4:e quasi Larehetto.
I P.rt 1I.-Ttennung tSerara:ion>. Marsc-Ter1pn.
| Fart Observation-Disclosures i'm Tole l.e4ni9n in
dcath). Introduction nla D4llade (uaca g. Bc-
ergsF's LenoFs)' s.nr Ai.1si9. 10
| D,let 1ansic-"prorhet,,a Heycrbeer
.S :. VIZ b. iedesa. c {. Quaarilis of ,hs sl4-
Cxya:iua-s.D Di Tani Palpiti, ,-Tancredi -Rocsini
Alas Emma C.GAcA.
ncmance-For v!nln,-Op. 10. .BeethoTcn
Played BY al the lcsL viohus.
Chorus, Third act "Lo5cEgrtn, ".....- wagner
I2.ca,
Tho above programme is peculiarly noticeable
from the fact that this time we shall hare the
wilcIo Of the famous s'Lenore" symphony OF
which Mr. Thomas has only given two move
mcnts III previous concerts here :: as well as the
ballat-n,,lsic from - The Prophet" which is now
bo popular one, end will introduce three new
nurnbers--l'erlioz' overture to - BonSenuto
Cellini," y;cuxscmps' Fantasi Caprice" a.
ranged for orchestra, and Gounod's = MefIita-
tion."-a charming love-eong for tho violin. The
wilolo programme ia Al follows:
pAErl
Overture benrenu:6 Ccliiu .BcrEcz
Allegro leeiso. Iarghetto. Allegro deciso:
.a T. e. l;,, Wa1'se
jjis4 Eat"a C'onch.
concerto '0F ao's IL; i4ii ,jsjn.1. 0''+lA'
Overture" Tannh1e;scr '..~. Wagner
Ar.a-" yaga Donna 1;lus:ra Cara '-'11
eeNN'N Iiss Emu:a c;u'te;
"3leltation ~--{Sew) Gounod
Rhapsodie Hougroise No. .Liszt
On Wednesday afternoon a popular matinee
will be given, with the following attractive pro-
Grau.me:
rAnr1.
Overture--+ Nyhonso and ..@trca Schubert
C.ystua0 ST ta:ati islpt, "-i Tancrcii. Rossili
Hiss Eolanc Crunch
{7ron,o,t: o.t' o5ttaio b. ,nr. cx. Cappa.1
Selections" Flying Dnchsnan Wagner
Overture. .1irei,le 'a1 IL .oouno1
<0''"Tof f1A'p ST.. j. Isst.:oai.
'"aHes-Tff ipsysa T;s1yog Sy 81 IL : ;;i; Beethoven
Hixs Kama craneh.
Ballet Music" Robert !c Dial,ie Mcyerbecr
(W,Ah ,Nnf> and riotbnct!lo c1i,cato.)
The season rill closc on Wednesday night with
programme darotud to beethoven. the crown
In;; feature Of which Will be the performance Of
tho Third or Heroic symphony. heretofore Mr.
Thomas hes given US the Fifth, Sixth, Seventh
aud Eighth Symphonies, and the Third was un-
derlined for the season which was broken up BY
the fire. The programme will be os follows:
FAET1.
Adaeio, a1uSic to psonetheus"-op. @s n...:ou..,
tstetztt eGsae By M Charles Htn,sn; ,;s..hoxsn
Ifyrst Moyemcut.J
.Er. S. T. JacotIohu-
'0ns' :H;t: E..n:a seS+''''
Overture" Lenose NJ. r.. ...baetnoEen
Symphony-So 3-Er,ica-u.. ...Deethorcn
i. Allegro con brio. = M:r:ia func2sc ). scherzo.
4. Fiualc.
This visit OF Mr. Thomas will be confined to
Chicago and Milwaukee, and will bo the only one
ne will make to tho West this season. For this
favor the public is indebted to Messrd. Carpenter
& Sheldon, who have made extraordinary cxer-
tions to induce him to change hls Eastern Pro-
eramme. MIR. Thomas will therefore oren our
mueical season, and that it will open brilliantly
and successfully is fore3ono conclusion. For
tunately, it is unnecessary to Introduce 3{r.
Thomas to the public. OF to speculate upon any
His announcements and lis pro-
grammes are never changed. In connection
with the concerts, Messrs. Carpenter Il Sheldon
have Issued neat little programme pamphlet,
which will be OF great service. 1t is . littlo
volume OF musical sketches,
which contains elaborate anal Uses we'll az pop
ular and brilliant word-paintinss Of the several
selections which will bc performed during tho
season. There has been printed an edition OF
10, Geo copies. and those interested who do not
receive copy By mail are requested by tho man
agcr to cali 1t any Of the musie-storea, whele
copies can lie obtained. !
cucHcH-nEsEF1T CONCERTS.
4 vocal and instrumental concert for tho ben |
eft Of the Church Of the Epiphany will be given |
ut tho residence OF Dr. G. i. Knapp. 712 West I
Monroe street, Tuesday evening. Sept. %. in |
which 1Ir. Louis FAlk. Ars- G. .. CarrinetoD, i
Ilaner Quartette will take part. 4 varied and |
attractive programme will be presented.
Tie third Of i5c series OF I,arior concerts for !
.ho ocnoht Of Calvary Episcopal Church vii 10
-iren Thursdav evening at the residence OF 1lra.
L. s. Mcserolc, 707 Wcst Adams street. Miss
Anna S. Lowis 3ir. F. a. EoHcn. ,Ir. James |
Gill. and others, will assist. The programme
slll be given hereafter |
PERSONAL !
1Ir. I. T. F!aglcr. the wcll-known orGauist Of
Plymouth Congregational Church, has returned
rom his European trip, and resumes his musical
luties immediately. During lis abseLce he has
improved his time in hearing the great organs Of
England. France, l.aly, and Germany, and has
,ronght back With HIM fresh stock Of orgau-
music, in which Is included pieeo written for
i'm By Battis.e.
4 movement. is on foot in tho Church Of
he Messiah for testimonial CONCERT to oae Of
he members Of the choir. Tbs concert will
axe place in the conrse Of t*o or three weeks, and
g;ll lie under the direction Of llr. S. G. prett-
Miss Ella 4. White, the popular contralto, kas
oincd the choir nf the First Congregational
,hurch. The choir. as now organized. il as fol-
,ws: Mrs. T. E. S:acev. soprano; Miss Ella 4.
White, contralto; Mr. Ellory. tenor; III. Eerg-
tej1,. bass; ar. II. e. Eddy. orsanist-
There was SONG faint hopo last week that .
rat-cs6s tenor-aoloi5t had arrived here, from
10 announcement th.t si.nor Guido Emanuel
oulu make 1i8 debut ut The Creswold org&n-
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