New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-31
MUSIC.

PROGRAMME OF THE MUSIC FEoli' AL
The Music Festival Association, IL an
nounced has complet ed the programmes OF 'n0
concerts to be given with the tremendous 10.
-. r,nn,,o,.s ba,etofore in THE TRIBUNE In The
ariIl-room OF the It'll Regiment Arinory Hoi' ha'
to MAY G. SIR. Thomas has gone 70 Oniesso'
and pendng his return the details Oh TIC Sonoi"o
utbhea lest disappointment should be caused by poss
HE changes The list OF WORKS seiee'eo' aii-iNe0O "
chronological order, is as follows:
stradera 1645-l67s. ARIA di Chiesa"
Coreln l685-175O, Sonata for Strings . r,..r ora
h s1uStiateS written for the Peace Of Utrecht.
Chick i7I4-I7S7. Overture and scene cIn lpnlse-Ds
Boccherini. 174o-1so6, " Mnuet" ,.,.
C1marosa, I75+-ls0l, Aria from II MaTlmon'o
Mo2srt' i75e-179l, symphony in t"Jupter1, and
Aria from " The Magic Flute ~ -.
Cherubini 1760-ls42 Overture and finale Oh Ac' u
Meh1i, i76SsIsi7. Aria from Joseph" .v,,r,orv
in minor aud aria, "AbscheuIcher from la9 94
spontn I7s4ls5l, Overture and scene from Ac' L. o'
spobr 17si~is59 Aria from Jessonda." A..
Weber, l7so-l526 Recit.tive and aria Ocean' '''u
Rossin i792-I36 Overture and terzetto from Will
schubert i7s7-1s2s, Symphony in c, No. Q.
DoniZetti, I797-ls4S Aria from Ia faNorlia
B Bsrinz IsI-isSs Act IT, Of La Prise de TrOe
Mendessohn. lsog-1s47 Overture kq 9!.d B,aa-
List, 1911, a symphony TO DanUs DNlna Ooi
media" 1900
Wagner. 1918 Fragments from each Of the dramas
OF !" ihe Ring Of the Nibelans," and chorus from
"Die Mister niger"
Verdi lsl4 Aria from "ErnanL"
Bazzipi, 1918, Overture, lie lear
Rubinstein 1879. Scene and air, l. cunque YER
This ARRANGEMENT Of the pieces while throwing
no light upon the order Of performance or the
combinations which art matters of great concern in
yroeraune-inAking interesting showing how ski
fully the musical literature Of more than two centuries
ha. been cleaned by Mr. Thomas for the Festival
scheme Not only the general progress OF
music in its various departments viii be illustrated out
the individual style OF each OF long List OF composers
viii lie shown 10 q characteristic work. 1t will
not be difficult for those who wish to
construct the programmes for the different
coucers to do 81 fo material that Is given here and
the facts that have been published heretofore There
Will be four evening concerts on May 2 D.
and s.; and three afternoon concerto, or
May 3, and 6. One Of the even
ing ooncerts it has been announced, viii be
devoted 10 the works Of Beethoven another to those
Handel One Of the Afternoon concerts viii present
wagners music; another that Of Italian composer
exclusively Here then, is sufficient basi:
for those persons whose curiosity VIII not allow
them 70 wait patiently for the Official publication tC
consor the pieces they think they viii appear In
Mr. Thomass plan. The educational value of such
welchosen LIST Of compositions canno'
be overest1Dated even In New-York, where
year in and year out so much and such varied music
heard and grand Interpretation OF II al Is guaranteed
by yr Thonas leadership and the participation Of the
best solo talent IN the country, chorus VIII
PbIhannonc Chorus the Handel and Haydn Society OF
Boston. the Worcester County fesnyai Assoela Ine
more and Reading Chorus, and band OF lnstrulnsI-
talsts numbering 300.
There have been many inquiries concerning the sale Of
seats for gle They answered by the an
pouncement that seats remaining unsol6 on April 20
can be after that date at ~ for each evening and -
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