The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-05-27


There will be on the programme solos by
,reat violinSts like Jacobsohn and Hart
legen, vocalists like Miss Norton, and Mr..
Whiting will play on the great organ. The |
price for this delightful entertainment IS
rot large, as we'll it might be, in view OF |
he object and the attraction, but 1t is a
Iery small price-25 cents-so that every |
nan may go and pass delightful evening
f he can't go in the afternoon. We COM
mend these splendid concerts to all the
people. Let them not forget Saturday
afternoon and evening, May 3lst
This is the programme:
AFTERNOON CONCERT, 2:sO O'Clock.
THE chorus in this concert is from the District
A Grade of the Public Schools)
/. Organ solo-Concert variations on the star
'pa"sled Banner Geo E W6iiing ~ "''''
2. Chorus-a, "lIow pleased and blessed was l."
b.. Semi-ChoruS, "Now the Sun his
journey cnding;". "............,.."....
c. 'Lo the blithcsome lark .,....".
..."....:......,....".......:;.. schneider
g. Andante Rcligioso tNioloncelol Setvas
Adolf lIartdegen.
4. song-"My mother bids me bind my hair
Miss Annie b Morton.
s. Organ Solo-Grand Fantasie, "Tke Storm"
Geo. i. Whiting
h Semi-chorns, .Far Away" -. Hullah
c. "Awny with Sorrow ........... .Silcher
d. R.iend.I Pnet ana chorus' 'lnefe sa siicber
7 Nssxed Rall-a Meeting: b, Papillon lVio-
loncellO) ),...,..... Topper
Adolf Hartdegen.
s. Song-"l can not ng the old songs '"claFioel
MISS annie =, N0tloH' vnho,r,
d h. semichorus, By the Stream
lct",........................B Bohemian Girl
c, Evening Hymn ;;....,.".W Wilhelm
d. Lord God ot lioSs "'''"''' Mehu'
ENhHiNo 'oH' hhi' : - roS e,,,,,>
IChorns rom ih'e,h.eLi",y anu iiisN ''noo,s
l. o''''i ''o'o +1tt, G;enrsn Il T. WhiIing,
. Chorus-a. "Ptaise the Lor ~ ;........," German
~, Eeit'1c, oattlIy nir}s Jss'"e Hnllsh
d. THE might with the right .Calcott
s. Violin Solo, Elege..
). F. Jacoosohn;, I'm c,oror
L. SONG Na'nIjei' miss nnio Nrton
. Organ Solo, Overture to William Tell.
.Rossin
Geo. E. Whiting.
g. ChoruS-a incling thlne eur '.,.'''';.. hiihhel
b. Glee, MARK the merry ewes r.;,,. =;
y,
l. NlolM SoIo-bh,ca!ollc''''.' ''c;.
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c,o,,so ,,iSsthsr nf mrrcics
y 0noiuS ~ uFvrr he banny" tpirates Cho.
ms1 rrrS' ~ '"pp' 'Aube,
Esnl,y .GsntlT ifIIu ioI the deWS Of eve PCT
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of toso concorts have
iA0 p pai;i - +Lon,,ol,-os r,o,,IJ 6lI
a,IraSiioHS L M,ss "'I NH with visitors bnt every
the Music ii'lt "! W. 10 ~. i'.niI ~
parent who has child in the public schools
| will attend in the desire to enlarge the fund
| o., 90 10 increosn the number of pupils w he
:ii 'i' .t,,a htoin music,l education free nj
WI mnlt ''40' 0'''''''
| No"S' .,...,..,, .z,,,-,r.,u
THE LAST ORCHESTRA CoNchkr'
The twelfth and last Orchestra Concert
| Inv the Cincinnati College of Music takes
go. Met lIou Thursday night The
place aI MUSIC Ian Aiiu1 ,u"' o"
public rehearsal is given this afternoon, IN
stead OF tomorrow Inns cla'lee mas oeei
necessllaleu o, aceoV,,' , u Hall I'i' tn'nrro
W. 1ie ,lrnaror,,nai womror is as follows:
4rontato INV shirt was in Heayiness, ".... .Bacl
(Edited by Robert Franz)
soLQlSIs;
Mss Anhse s b. 2,sooh no, ioii, ito 1opI"n
ME- Mis' l''1 r porby, Tenor.
Mr. Alfred Hill, Jr, Bass
PART l.
l. S{ilp,so";Su SHIp,s i;Sur snir;t was in Hesrinessn
3. Air (Sop;ano), "Sighing, weeping"
A. Reeitaty,e We lenofl "hs mast ihou incl
w. Toa5 .,Fos, NV hitte, toors o,a aov
al ing iS''0'" 0'|' 'ls''N
, c. Chorus, Wherefore grievest thou?"