Book of words
Subtitle: Caecilian Choir Easter Concert, April 1st, 1891
By: Mr. E.M. Bowman, conductor
Contributors: Sauvage, James, 1849-1922, singer; Banta, Emily, singer; Caecilian Choir
Published: 1891
Language: eng
Subjects: Concert programs
Other titles: Caecilian Choir Easter Concert; Easter Concert
Notes: Soloists Mr. James Sauvage and Miss Emily Banta.

The Caecilian Choir is from the Peddie Memorial Church, Newark, NJ.

Boston Public Library (Arts Department) copy includes a newspaper clipping review of a Caecilian Choir concert.

Boston Public Library (Arts Department) bound volume contains: 1. Book of words : Caecilian Choir Easter Concert, April 1st, 1891 -- 2. Sixth Annual Circular of the School of Music, DePauw University for the year 1889-90, Greencastle, Ind. -- 3. Eighth Annual Circular of the School of Music, DePauw University, 1891, '92, Greencastle, Ind. -- 4. Fourth May Musical Festival to be given in the Congregational Church, Dubuque, Iowa, Thursday and Friday, May 23 and 24, 1889 / May Musical Festival (1889 : Dubuque, Iowa) -- 5. Galop. Vol. 9, no. 6, June 1892 -- 6. Galop. Vol. 9, no. 7, September 1892 -- 7. New prospectus : with revised tables of fees / Hampstead Conservatoire (London, England) -- 8. Sixth Annual Indiana May Music Festival / Indianapolis May Music Festival Association -- 9. First Private Concert : second season / Metropolitan Musical Society -- 10. Latest styles music boxes / Sander, Fred. H. -- 11. The music of the modern world : explained and illustrated for American readers -- 12. [Appeal for contributions] / New England Conservatory of Music -- 13. Season of 1891-92. Preliminary announcement. American Lecture and Musical Agency, New York and Boston / Pond, James B. (James Burton) -- 14. First annual musical festival of the Rhode Island Choral Association at Infantry Hall, Providence, R.I., 1889 / Carl Zerrahn, musical director -- 15. First annual report of the president of the Rhode Island Choral Association together with a list of officers, members of the association and of the chorus.