, 1875-04-18
CHICAGO MELOD!STS,

concert OF the Beetho7en Society given to its n
soe:ata members Both were entertainments {
merit each in its own way. The Phi!larmoni
Club is one Of the best muslea1 organizations /
the country, and has 4 brilliant career before il
1t expects to return to Chicago On it's way fror
n the West, and give one concert some time i
juno. The luost interesting OF the announce
ments is relative to
TEE THEODORE THOMAS CONCERTS,
Of which there will be fiYo at McCormick's Hal
the coming week, On the evenings OF Wednes
| day, Thursday Friday, and Saturday, and
matinee Saturday afternoon. We do not thinl
TINT any previous Thomas season has offered 3,
many attractions. It Vin include much Of th,
new music which Elr. Thomas has produced
I in New York during the past season, ami
alsu somo OF that to be given a
| the Cincinnati Festival Mr.. Thomas bringl
| with him some Of tho artists who are to talk
| part in this Festival, including Hiss Emms
| Cranch, Mi. Alex. Biachoff, and Mr.. Frank Rem
| mertz. The orchestra will be assisted by the
Germania Mannerchor, under the leaderahip ot
hfr. julius Fuchs, and also by mixed chorus OF
! 100 voices, organized by Measrs. Carpenter 4
| Shaldon for the Thomas season, which has been
under drill by Mr. Otho Blaoknau and Alr. Dohn
ton can bs given about this series Of concerts
than by transcript OF some Of the pro-
[ granmes.
Tho inaugural concert, Wednesday evening,
April q, will be par excellence the popular night
| OF the series, Mr. Thomas having arranged the
| programme specially with that object i'll view
All the vocal soloista viii appear. The pro-
gEamme IL as follows:
FART
Symphony, No. s, minor, op- 16
]. 9sssa!s S con no;e-Iiiaie: : Yix:ss @ non sspaa.
A.;a@ aaas'S ch. far, SEM. Eordice pssu
I.ss Enma cTane1.
D'' A Ii. Il i. 1i.eheS: '&'@'
Selections from the opera st Tannhauser Wagner
b. Rosn.ncs Of Wolfram: wie Todesahuns.~
Third Act.)
Mr. Frank Remnsertz.
Trois Danses Eleuandes. .Bargiel
!. Int.sdac.ion--Landler. Z Msnust
3. Spring Tauz.
Songs IS: 3afssth.t 9ossaadi Schubert
Selections from .5o ; opesa es Gaaase 1an no..n
q. Duet" Oh, Mashilde."
Tseat part 6y Aessrs. Btscao6 and R<mmtrls.
The eecond concert introduces the Germania
Maunerchor in lodr choruses, three with orches-
tra. This will be tbs chief choral night Of the
SERIES The soloists vail be Messrs. jacobsohn
aud Arnold. The programme is:
rARr L
art. ,2, T,a Unfinished symphony. .schub&rs
FestgesAng, from scni1ler's poem, Z An
die Kuenstlcr" .MendalssohR
Chorus for male voices and orchestra.
Germans AGnneTchor and Orchestra.
Coneesto-For two violina and
I. Viyace. 2. Largo. s. Allegro.
htss1s, s: +. Jaeod:oh1 a'sa Richard 4rnatd:
Ge,nania Aannerrhor.
PAAr II.
0gsrture-Leonore, No. Beethoven
nacchus chorus double chorus>-Aati-
Gt;a:aaa iaan<1:is1 and o,sasssa
eFro 1oo ssto s. Allegro sp1so
Chorus Of Arrnorers. from Re1z Wagner
Ger7nansa Aunn<<ehor and 0rehtssra.
The third concert will be musically tho great.
est OF the series as it will bring in contrast the
two naster-composers, Beethoven and Wagner,
to whom it will be devoted. hir. Thomas las al
so arranged the music to illustrate the dif1erant
period of Wagner's work Ths following 10 the
programme
Ths Pastoral symphcny. .festhore-
tselecHons from Richard Tagner's worthy
WalkueFe-l8H-53.
Lore Song-'s segmund." First act.
Introduction {.s1lItt der Walkueren "9...1
Wotans Farewell 10 Brunh11ue. Third Act.
ri vocal part BY Htssrs Ii. 4. Bt.ehef and Frsnz
kentmerks-
PART III.
TriataA and Nolde-1857-58.'
1ntEqductlon. 1 80 -'' :: =
Me,stezainger von Nuernberg-Ise1-e4. ~
Prize Song. walther.. Third act.
q1s poeat nart oy IT.. Il. i. B,.edeG:
The programmes for Saturday matinee and