The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-04
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
. Program of the Coming Festival a
 Worcester, Mass.


 Worcester, Mass.
 Following is the program of the thirty-ninth annual festival of the Worcester County (Masso Musical as. sociation, which will be held in Me. chanics' Hall. September A to septem. Der 2S, inclusive. The artists engaged for this festival are as follows:
 Sopranos-Mme. Francesca Guthrie Mover, Mime. zippora Monteith, Miss Caroline Gardner Clarke, Miss Eliza beth K. Pelton and Mime. Emma Juch Contraltos-Mrs Carl Alves, Miss Ger. trude May Stein, Mrs. May Sleeper Ruggles and Mrs. Julie L. Wyman. Tenors-Mr. William H. Rieger, MT. J. H. Mckinley, MT. ClaIauce B. Davis and Herr Anton SchottD Baritones- Mir Carl E. Outfit, MT. Ericsson F. Bushnell, MT. C. I. Rice and MT. G. Campanari, .Bass-Mr. D.. M. Babcock. Instrumental Virtuosi-Mme. Julia Rive-kingj piano; MT. William c. Carl, organ; Mir. Franz Kneiset,;F violin; MT. Edmund schuecker, harp; MT. Hein- rich schuecker, harp, and MT. F. M. Heindl. flute. $, ris-.
 At the first concert, Tuesday evening, September 25, MendeIssohn's .Elijah" will be given. The principal numbers at the other concerts will be as fol- lows: Second concert Wednesday af- ternoon, at 2:3O, Septemb Der 26ABeetho- vens Symphony No. 4;sin B.flat ma jor, Opus 60; Chadwick s Phoenix 7Expi- rams, (selections;) Saint -Saei1s' < Danse Macabre; Weber r-Berlofz Invitation a la Valse, with two harps; as arranged by Berloiz; Bach's adagio and gavotte for strings and songs by Miss Caroline Gardner Clarke. Third concert, We'd nesday evening, at 7:45, September 26- Brahms Tragic Overture, Verdis Manzom Requiem Mass, Mme. Zippora Monteith, Mrs. Julie L. Wyman, MT. William H. Rieger, MT. G. Campanari, chorus, orchestra and organ. Fourth concert, Thursday afternoon at 2:3O, September 27-Handers Coronation An them, "Zadok the Priest" Handel's concerto for organ and orchestra, as arranged for this festival by Alexandre Guilmant; Berlioz's symphony, Romeo and Juliet" Clayton Johns romance and scherzo for strings, and selections by Mime. Zippora Monteith and Messrs. J. H. Mckinley and William c. Carl. Fifth concert-Thursday evening at 7A5 September 27-Rubinstein's Par adise Lost" (selections) Wagner's overture. Faust Wagner's grand duet Die Walkure;;" Wagner's grand aria, "Dich Theure Halle;" Wagner's grand aria, Winters -Sturme;" Berloiz,s overture, Carnival Romain;" Schueck- CTS harp fantaste,- for two harps, and selections by Mime, Emma Juch, and Messrs. Schott, Reiger, Edmund and Heinrich schuecker Sixth concert. Friday afternoon, at 2:3O September &-Tschaikowski's fantasie for piano and orchestra, Opus 23; Tschaikowski's overture, "1S12;" Tschaikowski's songs: Gounod's Hymn to St. Cecilia" Go1- nod's Faust" Gounod's "Redemption. Gounod's St. Cecelia Mass" and se- lections by Mme. Emma Juch, Mime. Julia Rive-king, and Messrs. Davis and Dufft. Seventh concert, Friday evening, at. 7:45, September 2S-Saint- saens' Biblical opera, Samson and De- lilah," complete vocal and instrument tai representation, chorus soloists and orchestra, Mrs. Alves. Messrs. McKin- ley, Outfit, Rice and Babcock.
 The most important feature of the festival will be the performance of yerdrs great Manzoni Requiem, which has not been heard for long time.