... MUSICAL AMATEURISM. A-4 London ?? has the following gith rferulnce to a recent amateur orchestral performanee in the Royal Albert Hall :- o ,We have to record the apotheosis of musical C 3mateurism. it csmme off on Wednesday even. J itg last ia the loyal ...

... GLASGOW AMATEUR ORCHESTRA l ~ ~~ ~~ __ Until last season the Glasgow Amateur Orchestral Society held their annual concerts in the Queen's Rooms, but so much have they advanced in public favour, that now St Andrew's Hall is barely sufficient to held the ...

... AMATEUR ORCHESTRAL I I CONCE11T. f The memnbers of the Glasgow Amatenr Orchestral Sociity gave their first concert of this season in the St Andrew's Hall last night. There was a good attendance. Players in amateur bands have alwavs come in for a large ...

... Hoeck and his orchestra. The fact that the Glasgow Amateur Society can now muster 100 players points to an increasing interest in orchestral music in our city. If we are ever to have a body of amateurs that can, without presumption, essay the interpretation ...

... local amateurs. The success which they have achieved is therefore all the more creditable. The choice of work this vear is exceedingly happy. The popular nautical opera, with its picturesque British subject and bright music, lends itself to amateur treatment ...

... 4.MATEURll ORCHESTRAL CONCERT. Tr.s Glasgow Amateur Orchestral Societyj first coucert of this season in St feail last night. and Was once more I gvPiV 10tified in choosing this locus for the! Dihspay o the results of its labours. Mr W T' ysekthle clever ...

... suggesteo, however, that her Mlajesty would be grm- ciously pleased if the amateurs would play before her at the Palace. Mr. Dickens replied that th2e ladies and gent- tleruen ?? the amateur theatrical corps were not Professionals, and consequently could not ...

... GLASGOW AMATEUR ORCHESTRAL CONCERT. er The concert given last night by the Glasgow l* Amateur Orchestral Society marks an important r, period in its history. The Society has entered r on its semi-jubilee year. Started in 1870, the le Society has bravely ...

... -knowsrevery note of his score, and discharges his ditie.with a due regard to their 11 importance. His task in ealing with amateurs en isnoeasy one, and it-is therefore all the moie to credit, s made a ensible improve- he ment on- the performance: of the' ...

... (vertaur . Sargre ?? ' r ?? P er. flLIoce. amce. . ri. S.lenlis e Jlaun-i Prf prnlir 1' Overture Iwu ?? plxI The Glasgow Amateur Orchestral Society gave a their t-welfth concert on Tuesday evening in the 1 Queen's Roomns. As is inmariablvthe case on such ...

... LANARK AMATEUR MUSICAL ASSOCIATION. A X . st., . - -- -- - _ A . ?? The Lanark Amateur Musical Association gave a concert in aid of the funds of the Ragged School, which came off with great eclat, before ail overflowing audience, in the Clydesdale Hotel ...

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