The Portland daily press., 1889-06-07
Mustc AND DRAMA.
THE HAYDNs.

Last evening the Haydns gave concert in
their hall in Mechanics building, which was
well attended by the friends of the society
The first part of the programme consisted Of
miscellaneous concert. Owing to the i'll
ness of one of the members of the Schubert
Quartette, Mr.. Frank c. Gushing and Mrs.
o. II. Fellows kindly took the places they
would have filled. Miss l.. c. Evans sang
RoeckePs Gould l But Say" with excellent
taste; Miss Henrietta d. Rice gave Chad
wick's Good Night in manner that dis
played her fine contralto with effect The
RecOrddre, from Verdi's Messe Requiem
was delightfully."- sung by Misses f. G.
knight and Ruth G. Long. Mrs. e. c. Gar
diners sweet, flexible voice was well adapted
to Rossini's ford "Bel Raggio" and Mrs
Felows's and Mr.. Cushing's numbers were
beautifully rendered Both of these artists
with Mr.. J. p. WEIGH, assumed the leading
roles in Barnaby's "Rebekah." which formed
the second part of the programme in admir-
able style, Mr.. Welch's fine bass appearing
to excellent advantage in the character of
Eiezer, while Mrs. Fellows's pure soprano
dignifed and dramatic STYLE and Mr.. Cush-
inV's pleasing tenor were admirably calcu-
lated to give Rebekah aud Isaac due prom
inence. Tie few choruses that mark the
idyll were well given under the baton of
Kotzschmar and Mr.. Harvey Murray accom-
panied with his usual skill. The ladies and
gentlemen were presented with beautiful
bout0nnieres by President Hoaghton of the d.
Haydns.
GILMoRE's CONCERT.
We would again suggest to our readers
that they secure seats now at Stockbridge's
for tile matinee to be given by Gilmore's
Band and the great vocal talent, at City hall
next Monday afternoon at 23O o'clock. They
will all probably be sold by Monday. This
will be the matinee programme:
Overture-LeonCre No. 3........... =. Beethoven
Gilmore's Band.
Aria-Di Pr0venZa from Traviata... :. ....Xerdi
Signor Del Puenie.
Rhapsode Hongroise No H.. List
Gilmore's Baud.
The Carnival of Venice Variations 80 Benedict
Signorina de We're.
Morceaux de Salon-Yalse Caprice. -. Rubinstein
Gilm0re's Band.
Save Dimora-from Faust. Geunod
Signor Campanini.
Scotch Symphony-Two Movements 0nly......
Gilmore's Band. e''''s' '''''n
Duetti-from Favorita. ..Donezetti
Slgnorna de We're and Slgnor Del Puente.
Solo for Clariner-Fantaise Rigolrtto. ......Verdi
Performed by SIgnor Sengler.
hPisoue mliltare-Ihe Charge OF the Light
bflsaoe. ',.;;.....:.-:. .Puerner
Gimore's Band.
Terzetto Seherzoso--Vadasi via di qua.......
Signorna de We're, and Signori Del Puente and
Campanini.
Popular Fantaisie-Le Carnival de Venise
..................." Paganini
Fifteen soloists will each play a variation of
his own composition on the above theme.
National Anthem-Columbia ............... Gilmore
Gilmore's Band.
Speaking of the concert in Boston, Wed
nesday night, the Journal says:
''Of course the chief points of attraction
were the band and chorus. The band played
as Gilmore's Band always play. 1t was
worth the price of admission to hear the
overture to 'Tannhauser' and such selec-
ton as LISTS Rhapsodie Hungroise.' No. 2,
selections which are familiar to us when Civ
en- by an orchestra, given with all the fac
effects by military band"
THE YOUNGSTOWN BENEFIT CONCERT.
Mr.. Harvey Murray has consented to act
as accompanies. Everythinga shows that
the concert will be one of the best of the
season as the talent comprises the best of
our local talent
Tickets will be distributed in the schools
today and placed in the hands of the scholars
for sale. Miss Grace Hall will contribute a
violin solo. Reserved seats for sale Satur-
day morning at Chambers music store.