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... THE LOCAL CHOIRS AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE. Some the London journals still give criticisms on the choral performances at Sydenham. The Times ol yesterday says of the Bristol choir:— The fourth performance was more interesting than any of its predecessors; ...
... CRYSTAL PALACE. a CHRISTMAS PHOTOS.—Messrs. Negretti and Zatabra are publishing a series of original and interesting photographs, intended as Christmas cards, and, judging from those sent us, we would recommend our friends to call and see for themselves ...
... occasions were at Bristol in October, and last month at Mr. Kuhe’s Brighton Festival, and at the Royal Albert Hall, where it to given again this (Saturday) afternoon. The Crystal Palace performance included the important features of the cooperation of Mr. E ...
... THE CRYSTAL PALACE. One of the specialties of the Loudon season was the grand festival performance of St. Paul, given at the Sydenham building on June 21. Originally produced at Diisseldorf in 1836, when Mendelssohn was about the age of twenty-seven ...
... the Crystal Palace The entire musical arrangemeids are undertaken by THE SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY, whose ordinary Orchestra of S. ven Hundred Peiforniers will augmented by carefully select’ Deputations from the principal Musical Festivals, Choral Societies ...
... CRYSTAL PALACE. No musical performance at the Crystal Palace blbcc the opening created beforehand so large an amount of interest as that which took place yesterday. There might, indeed, have been as powerful an array of talent at one or other of the triennial ...
... special proeedflings comnmenced with the E performanes3 of the Bristol Choral Uinion-the only repreo sentative of Class 3. Aifter the overture to Le Ohst'atde f Bram:e, played by the Crystal Palace Band, conducted by n Mr. Manas, the chodisters Sang, with ...
... BRISTOL CHORAL UNION. The forthcoming competition at the Crystal Palace wherein . choirs from different parts of the country will endeavour to carry off the prizes offered for those who, under certain conditions, best interpret particular pieces, has ...
... and amateur, from til e ; choirs and choral societies ia the following towns others), viz., Bradford, Leeds, Halifax, Huddersfield, Yor' Liverpool, Manchester, Birmingham, Gloucester, Worcesterr Hereford, Bristol, Norwich, Windsor, Rochester, Notting' ...
... BRISTOL CHORAL UNION. When laat summer tho members of the Briatol Choral Uuion sarg the Crvafal Palace, and obtained tho priza of fifty pounds offered, there waa virtually competition for the yard in the class they entered. Though, however, the local ...
... CRYSTAL PALACE. At the benefit concert of Mr. Manns, on Saturday last, the following selections wore performed, under the direction of the able and popular conductor, who was warmly greeted by a very large audience. Overture, Cmaotaii Beethoven. bymphony ...
... CRYSTAL PALACE. The proceedings relating to the National Music Meetings came to an end on Saturday last, when the successful competitors received their several prizes. All the choirs and soloists assembled on the Handel Orchestra at half-past three. There ...