The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-14


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sloha'y blessed. MONSIEUR X.
The Philharmonic SOciety's Concerts.
Tho third OF the present winters con-
ccrts Of the Phllh rmonc Society took place at
the Academy Of Music. before an audience
much larger In numbers than those attending
the previous concerts.
We doubt II the society at any time during It's
lons and honorable career has done work more
deserving of public attention aud favor than
since II came under tn, leadership OF DIR.
Leopold Dimrosch. its present conductor.
Not only has higher and more exacting dis-
CT line been exercised and greater attention
been given to every DIT II, but the programmes
have been rendered Interesting by variety OF
new works. That of at evening was an ex-
ample II the broad and liberal tsstc
ami the desire to keen fuzzy up with
toe musical literature 81 the dty th1t
marks the present councils of the society. 10
contained new slmohony, In rdliche Hochzeit
G. country weddGc). by Goldmark, "Ihe
Temucst" nv II ud n, for chors and
orchcsr'. Becthoven's music. writtn for
the .ooening OF tho reconstructed theatre
at Pestn, and continuing chorus for
male voices, duet for soprano aud bari.
tone, ana the famous turkish march. II II les
these. there WIS quintet, seutett, md chorus
from one ~ iicrli u operas The roj n.'D,
ana Tan aisle Tor iano. solo Voices. chorus. and
orchestra bv BertnuVeu. lni- cert iinlN was A
" 1gr mme OF a Vlfte,V and ex 'cilcnce tnat
en VS. vat ats IN the sOcie md grner ~ am
ion to hold Its place In the foremost rank.
u limIrk's symphony was on the wn lie.
perhaps the most pnpul r .nd pleasing portion
OF the concert. IL was -impi-. aud without any
great prcteu~i ~, but verv m,lpdi1Us. and tho
themes we're often W. ksi % II with a |idtnt ami
poetic fancy and charming Instrumentation,
Inc an II the chorns formed u the members
OF the OrtturiO SoCle enablH a Dr. Damrusrh
T. give q nun 1er OF works that. though old IN
date, mad never teiufe been perform d here.
such ~ III WINS tempest" and the two COM
losi tons bv B-rlioz. Toe R'm,nce Tor soprano
voice. with orchestra bv ihis compos r..
very pleasing " rN. ana was sung 10y Mrs But
man with great deic .cv a nui-h.
ne Wen known urhsn march from Becth y
vens Ruins OF Athens w.suof played accuri
Ing to the ver-inn to which Runinstein accl--
toned ~ At hts pttnuflrte cOlc-rls. 4 Will tie
remembered that be beg II SO pftntssiinO AZ
scarcely to toe he itd, and worked T. up p splen-
dti Il rtis-imo aud th"n tlt die away IA the
distance tiil It became aim 49, ihaudinle again.
win this nne cttscsHpiO aud dccrtsccndO he
made "A great eject. aud Vas iuyaniDly encored.
Dr. .mrosch. however Dad not evidently
carr to give Il N this fashion, be
loud. nd - u seemed ! st gre prt
Of tue eject that he could have produced. And
Yet II i pus-t Ile tn hts moderation WAS IN ac-
coriiuce " IA Be. thnven's toe md that Rum
stem ex cetrtted the * rc~-iln.
lhc tpurin concert - tnr season will he
place On the l1tn GA Pet ruary.