New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-10

tween the poopc OF Queen Elizabeth ana h'''h
Philip II. The original cantice, however is one OF
prayer and petition rather than Thanksgiving, as
see:
From base invaders,
From wicked mems device.
And crush our enemies!
Sink deep their potent navtes,
Their strengthened spirit break
O Cod arise and help us
For Jesus Christ his sake
A much HELLER expression Of thanksgiving FOR de-
verance from the Armada was that contained IN
a contemporary ballad:
Fa,l doune upon thy Knee.
And praise thy God with thankful hart'
Which still main taneth thee.
Ard you. doare hrctheren,
Which beareth arms this day
For safesuarde Of your native sole.
Mark wen what | s,,u,. ray
Regard your duties .aithfulhe.,
Think on your countries good,
And feare not In defense thereot
To spend your dearest boud
Ru, mavhap a readers rejoicing shall be secular
and unhallowcG Who shall grudge him. then a
lusty shout like that Of the lads OF Devon III Eliza
beth's day. but slightly different:
For O. it's the behring's and the good brown beer
And the cider and ne cream SO %n Yi,yto. lad,
O, they the making OF ne Jolly ia""ee i'-'
For 10 play ana exc to hEh''
Running ont into the jubiant strain OF their con-
temporary Cornshmcn:
Oh where be these gay Spaniard,
Which make so great 4 boast. -!
on thcy SHAH cat the eray goose feathe''
And We shall eat the roast =!
A, exner,ocnt from which f. seemed fair TO ox-
pcct interesting results has been tried FOR week
paet on the roof garden OF the Casino. TWO COL
or,d men. one none other than the ingenious f"O'
Dunbar had written musical sketch "hCh was
/ TO he illustrative IN subJect ana treatment Of the
people to whom they belong. Mr. Dunbars col
,aborator was a musician who had studied his art
I'm Berlin with Or. Joachim and IN New-for" WIN
Or Dvorak ilis WAS TO be tho task OF supple
,,.rtir,- the loeal color which came from the
subject ~ the niece and the performers. all q
whom, We. lilcts with that native racircss which
/ f, has b..u coniendeG e. 70 hc found IN the music
created hy the slaves II anic-hcllum days His
training led 70 the expectation that he would
demonstrate that the peculiar clements 'ny nm.
and ,nolo.l,c Of this type Of American foksonS
oo,li ro,i,lly hc brought into the service OF re-
i;n'd ar lhi3 H., ,r: .IetcI from which
"A hfirht H.ile comedy uight hat' been 'Npr,i u'
was cut down ana chdi'.n 40! u Ia ~, ,,-
iiASn'it OF ''i, a. Owed .orne wears bacl,
i,ra.r An. name %, 'Rla,k America" two -
ti"Goly '9mm."l.',r ,.-,t,,i o~d H.
o." ,,,... ,,ti. extremely cfrdtthlo in soil'
f.af,,r.s of is Workmanship. seemed 20 have
drawn 90 inspiration nom me N"Ni'Nll" . 49,.
instead ~ thc otto, ,,,a, ,,, ,.tirb negro
e,n'"' W"' nh crc,rb Ia,'1ls Trer. Is s,nI an
open ncd for Ne c9mnoser WHO - %i..ins '2 s,'S
~ -lli !'u"'S "nJ t. 80 ,.r,.us r,th.r.nrs and
secular mcffNnnKht3 OF ~ "-, t.i. -
South ara uilzc mem ro oeri - h.. hl Z,
l,p' mn NJ, o,.t,,.ifv g. yy.i.-,-l,.lur,d thor
r ,,rtiy tr,incd b,ack composer
''s'' "''''''
une blanche Marchesi Countess IL Caccnm!si.
has made arrangements Tor '.Nr IN 'N'- oo""
beginning the latter p"tt '' '""''''' ''''.
w., 49, 5'. ,ho ir..,ioo ~ Harry Wolfsohr
NJ -, ,,,,"o has already snok.r ~ Nine Mar
:cr Of the famous singing teacher Of Paris
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11''r Lt 49, "a" ~ T. WOOD Music c',mrnryJ
Th, forfc- is a well-arranrcd treatise Tor thc use
! OF stuleu,s u composliion t9r ht'cr an ,Npos',,
/ non "r,n t.r.,.
a., An 'mo'o Docra ,ro,o me London council There
s'dy Tor Al. Gl't ,,D ,,,,, ,,caros a,l wbnc #
! meeting and appointed committee 81 musicians
and writer's on music with Sir \ c. Mackenzie *
/ Chairman 20 take the initiative in an operate
! movement on the committee. besides Sir Alexan-
rer are %, ~, r.orgo croyc Sir Arthn-
! siilI,an Sir George Martin Joseph bennett VIII
! lam Cummings. Fredcrlok ,oru.r. j., ~. Owe.
Parrot hesr men drcw Gp r mfn ,,i 'y b,%
works could be produced w,in cons.i,ra'ion for
! grant Of 1900 from the County Council a theaire
| couiI be kept open during most Of the year. The
project at once ,ag yoso notice il was
! brought ie0 Of whom Supported the memorial With
i lIoi,s,s M preni headci is The Duke OF
Wcstminser {udsci rSsI r1 1 % T the
theatrical profession. painters. literary men, and OF
course. host Of musicians
Persona" ,i pa,slng IN Enc,nnd for Sims Reeves