, 1881-06-26
The Theodore Thomas Summer Night
Concerts-Prospectus Of the Six
Weeks Entertainments.
A Glance at the Programs and
at the Exposition Build
ing.
Success Of q Chicago Prima Donna
in Paris-Musical News at
Home and Abroad.

closes OIL Saturday evening, embracing ii. its
scheme four evening and three afternoon
concerts. the programs for which will be
found elsewhere. The local columns Of THE
TRIBUNE have given the details Of the prep
paratlUn and progress of the Fest SO closely
that it hardly seems necessary now to say
more than that everything is In comparative
readiness. The soloists are all here, with
the exception of MIR. Whitney. The dccora-
tion Of tire Exposition Building is rapidly
progressing. The symbolic figures above
the entrance are very stately and effective,
and the inside ornaments, especially the
portraits Of composers and artists, will
be very attractive. The arrangements for
seeing, hearing, and general comfort and
convenience are excellent The sale Of seats
has been very large, indicating that there will
be Il rush. The work of private decoration
in the streets has already begun. and 1t on ght
to be very general, III order to give the city a
gala appearance. All who are connected
with the Festival are working vigorously and
enthusiastically to make 1t Il success, and IT
this quality counts for anything 1t ongllt to
be So. The, adver,isenlent elsewhere VIII
give our readers all the details they will wish
to know. Meanwhile, having received many
requests to reprint the programs Of the Fest,
Weappend them:
-. FIRST EVENING coScERr-JuSE 20
Mr.. Hans Ralatka, conductor.
!. odysscus for grand chorus, solos,
Mmc, W Pesclku- I,s1rnei, Mi.s 1nnie Louise carr,
Ilr. ~, Candsdus, and Mr. +. Rcnlncrtz.
SECOND EVENING CoScEnT-JuSE 20.
l. ..Kaiscrmarch,'' with the nna! chorus. Wagner
Bu The North dmcrictn StcHDcrbuntf, f,tV rotcc*.
~' Aas'''' % Mr. W. candi.las.
g. "Prayer Before ttle''-chor.Is. ...- Moehring
" ' North smeri'atn saeuz~rIund:
1. Aria Ut the Queen 1T Night from Mag
ic Flute - per ll0lle Rnche ".....Mozart
Jinlc. Pcschl:tt- Lcutnfr.
S. "che Faro ,ssenza Eurydlce" from ,,.,-
Hiss :i,nis LoMiss Ca,v.
g. "Salams '-Triumptal hymn Of the
Greeks after the naval victory ut
North eald'i d,aagican sasno:rJt;d So cio7ts I Iu
@''''t the Junysr Maennereiar. of Phaadephia. -
.Elijah {tirst part) by the Beethoven Sncety,
zach and Eande! S"eiety Ut Chieagt; @ "a and tue
non Of Mr.. Carl Wolfsohn- Snioists-Mlnc.
Peschka- i.e.,rner, Miss Annie Louise Cary, Mr.
". Cunddus, and Mr.. N. W. Whitney.
THIRD EVENING CoScEKT-JCLy l.
i. "Rrunuen Wunderbar," chorus with
y. 4: Sueny:,Gud: barone xolo. Mr r Rem
ne1=;: sgo chorux by the GsFmania nten"er-
cIipr 0f Cincinnati.
lIr. ". CunlidHS.
8. 1.-THE Conservation of solomon's Tenn ,,,,
n. a. e Saenyssin,lti: hi*s soio Ur. f. Remniertz.
1, Theme and Vuriutlons. .froch
.uaa. Pt<chl:a-L Leutner.
A;,o S..H MuseaI i CUB u t:1icdgo ijVam T. Tom
tns, DiIrctor}.
9. walthers p,rize song from die Meisu H. w. ~
' :ur: II: Candiaus ''' '.
Z. "All Alone chorus. .;....-..-.. Braun
n. Il. SucH!}crbnHd-
8 TO mto Fernando, from Favor
'A ''.'''.ii; Md: e. Dona;dt ',,:' ,1,s Dss>s
D. - am hoane1 Ma: H. IL: UhttHey. '0'e's<oDD
TO- 1.-The Death Of Drusus,'' dramatic
sses seesgtpsa ''S sa'te s. Had s1:ssa Pse
ka- Lent,scr; Dr7ts,e*. .Ar. ". Candtius; Priest
of 111olan, .Mr. Il. R:mmcrt=.
FOURTH EVENING coScEnr-JCLr Q
"Tcstmacsfn Gn;n H1 Bs:IaoSen
i9cmmcrtz.
g. Introduction and third scene from
''Hst Hitf ali ali The principal soIoisi;; !; s.s~ s
Ninth symphony: op - Beethoven
so''%' Ese d,g ssss"H d Gsa:' Mr ~ i cadids. tnor
.ur. r. Eennac,tz. baritone; festival chorus
of the \. Il. SuengcrtnHd.
FIRST MATISEE-JUSE 80.
! oSsrtafe ieS 50 80 lag eFG da eUen kunnst "'0sF
cersana sa1suS;: e*anyre e liz Nalmens, Direeter
8, ur-variation for soprano with
af'ns. r;*chE.. 1it Gsuter: aatc, Mr 0csicris.
i. "sigmund's Love Song" from :" die
"a'ASf' iii: II: caadid,t;. "As'''
5. "Tasso." Hamenso Triomfo' SYM r,s.+
Aria pSdp,s fpun ?;e semiramide Kossini a'sni
o. 1>'sa Miss ise Iannah MeCa'shy, u u chicago.
Ts f1s,afi 6sp ose';s snHfus C. ar3 Dirt:ior a'oo
8. '.Rubcrt, roi que 5'aime, from
N0't' IaS; +: 6;iaidi; i:,..,..s
9. scherzo from 90 Midsummer Nights Man,,aseo,n
10 prDysr pys4a a,,d Air from icazi .Wsgner
Mr. u. i.tntiau. q Cinc'n1tati.
II. why do the Nations" from Messiah
Mr. J. Benzfng, Of Cincinnati
L. Overture to Willln1n Tell "........ ..Rossini
SECOND MAr1SEE--JrLY l.
/. Symphonic in c sSo. op. uD--..... schumann
Go.,s5"t v%fsi aas H;:eio; ca SsiSsss
B. Ara FROM % "$5rSdsajn = ScS,c .1 chicaao f'00"
A. BolIcro from ''Siciliun Vespcrs ..-:.. Verdi
Nine. It*ci,kn i>eMt'ier.
{. Fantasia from ''Moscs in Egypt, for
tue liz ha'|i'i;i i: Bicyi<citi :;i:. ii Xeig York:
- .Nr ii. it.. H-hitncD.
:. .Ia Sorrcntinu,' tlve-pnrt sung: -Schrader
Ma,r0ukec Mlsical SucictvtD tDi' ector' 4ur f. L"s"-
g .su,kc soturn1a. "T: irt,n, "semcle" Handel
o. tA""Ne' :T;ss i"n:c LeHisc cary.
Ju1uef Nt.enaelcIor " f'hittds*phd IT, GttsfthtT,
Direct0Fl.
H. Grand Trio from .'Wllllam Tell RDSstnt
Ifr n Cu,.tl.ltss, .3fr. F. Il. KemMertz, Mr. u ".
IFhuEeU.
THIRD MA7ISEE-JCLf
slr. Adoph liosenbccker. conductor.
l. Overture tn :" Hodespcrre Lfttol1
=: !. Sorinnnncnzlg: caorus Moent1ns
Gcr1nuniu :HaenncrcllD7. Cincinnati w. Ec6e't'
DIRECTORY
Mis- Annic I.oa!fse tdrcU.
T. "Preltnles. symphonic poe!' Llsz.
:. Aria from Donna Cariten -. .NercudAnte
afi%s Rosa kcI'.cr. Of ChicHu'-
6. .sIinllln:, F.'auling Billows, from r,,,
'ne % IT.. II. IL: iii:diincv.
:. Air-Arraneed By ltosenbecxer-. bacn ;a
}n Drtltic Fnerden h1eru!t
e. b "lI0r Oss Svca erneoetS
Fryju u Chicago t.Mr. -N0o. Director'.
O. uPac . ,nlo Dio,'' from Forza del
Mdd DondIdt.
10. "Indfan March," from "L1Afr1 ,,o.,ou,oor
,rbe eA1ni rshear;ai of the Beethoven society
chorus with orchestra, announced Tor hat!-
n,st ! o'ctuck next Tuesday 1T the EXPOSE
nan Building, has hcetl clianEed 10 ) n,cloch'
as Tie sOtoists and Milwaukee, Musical oncle-
t. will then have time to reliearse WITH tne!'f'
The chorus tickets will then BIZ ready Tor dls-
tributi0n.
THE THOMAS sUMA1EE-STGHT con-
c,srr