New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
MYSTICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Tho third performance this season Of the Church
Choral society will be given on "Wednesday evening
In the Church Of the Holy Trinity, Nadison-ave and
Torty-s,cond-st. Mr.. HoTatO W. Parkers new choral
work. IIora Novissma," composed for the society,
will have its first performance on this OCCASION The
solo paris will BE- sung by Mrs. Theodore J. Toedt,
scprano: Miss Ruth Thompson conraito' >. Fischer
Miller tenor. and Ericsson BUSHNELL bass. Preced'
Ing ihi, Mr. +. van der siuchen's Festival March,
will le played
Miss Louise Gerard, soprano. ana VIZ. Albert W.
Thes. tenor will give an evening Of song' to-mor.
row nj Chclcring Hail. in which they will have the
i>tance of Fran Anna Lankow. III. Itovemann and
Faolp Calico. The most interesting portion OF the
programme. which is composed wholly OF Shimanns
works. promises be his cycle OF songs FOR one two
and four voices called the spanischcs Lederspiel'
Henri Marteau viii make his last appearance In
thi, country next Friday afternoon IN the Hotel
Eruns wick at 3 O'Clock, when he will assist In .
literary and musical recitation given BY Nile. La
talc. Of Paris. Nr. Marteau is to sail for Paris on
May 6, but will return next fall for tour Of this
country
With the opening concert Of the Press Club Fair
this evening at the Grand Central Palace sousas con-
cert band begins tour Of nearly eight months. Il
will play engagement Of six weeks at the Worlds
Fair beginning May 30. Aterward it will play at
Manhattan Beach and st. Louis.
The bureau g Nu,c Of the Worlds Fair makes
jie ( lowing ANNOUNCEMENT concerning tickets for
For the orchestral, choral and chamber concerts
announced By the Bureau Of Music to be given tn
Music Hall, Festival Hall and Recital Hall, uni
form charge of 81 has been adopted. No admission
tickets without privilege Of reserved seat will be sold.
Music Hall has 800 parquet and LOO gallery
seats. Festival Hall has three divisions; namely,
parquet, balcony and gallery, with total seating
capacity OF about 1900 the chorus section accom-
moating an additional 1000. Recital Hall, west
front. second story OF Music Hall, has 600 seats
Written order, for seats for any concert oil when
details and prices have been announce may De zen,
! Hall. Jackson Park Chicago single orders are
iimied to six seats. Payment. by postal note or
money uder only must accompany all orders: Al Nj
order, will De- Acknowledged. but no tickets Will be
sent 10y mail Tickets ordered and paid for VIII De
ready Tor delivery at tn. ticket Office Of Music liai
They will be- placed In addressed envelopes ana VIII
be- held for the owner.
Mail orders will more probably secure seats II
received more than seven days in advance. a. the
sal" Of tichc, direct To the purchaser. for all ex'
uo,ton concerts. excepting those Of May and 3.
viii L.ein n th. ticket Offices of Music Hall Or
Festival Hall week I'm advance.
Fer the convenience and comfort OF Intending
two inquiry Office, AT both hall, one for those who
ave ordered their tickets In advance. another for
those who have not. .
Ticket, for the concert, opening Music Hail. May
ana D. with Mr.. Iaderewsh. pianist may Do
The concert, will begin promptly at o'clock when
Thc Bureau cf Music also announces that Nine.
Fucenie Lincn'> Russian choir Of thirty which has
arirtctci much interest here by their singing N
IL" Russian folk and other Russian music, VIII
be- heard AZ the Worlds Fair during the fortnight
le.iu Ing June 4. Il f. considered. and propriy
-. an important part Of the educational plan OF
nv special permission Of the War Department ot
France. the band Of The Gartc R"publicaine ot
iar,. Win be The ee'r OF tns EMpSSi,Gn a ,ie
riccc> will give daily concerts. Every other day
special programme will w performed.