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... OPENING OF THE CRYSTAL PALACE. @ musical arrangements for the opening Of the Crystal Palace are rapidly approaching completion. They are on an unprecedentedly grand sckle ; the orchestra, which is be- ing built in an amphitheatrical form, is 144 feet ...
... MIUSIC MATCHES AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE. ITILE great competitive performances, which take place during the National Music Meetings, are to be repeated at Sydenham in June next, when choral societies, church and chapel choirs, military bands, sopDrano, contralto ...
... for practice. In London. the Tonic Sol-fa Asmeintion Choir, the Galin Choral Society, the South London Choral Association, the Stepney Tonic Sol-fa Society, the Dalstou Choral Society, arid others, tar all ...
... Opening op the Crystal Palace —The musical arrangements for the opening of the Crystal Palace are rapidly approaching completion. They are on an un. preccdenlly grand scale ; the orchestra, which is being built in un phi theatrical form, in 141 feet between ...
... was at once engaged tor the Crystal Palace Saturday concerts, and those of the Sacred Harmonic Society. In the course of the same season she was engaged to sing with the Philharmonic Society, the Royal Albert Hall Choral ...
... THE BELFAST DAILY MERCURY, THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1854. THE OPENING OF THE CRYSTAL PALACE SATURDAY NEXT. Tn* musical arrangements for the opening of the Crystal Palace are rapidly approaching completion. They aro on an unprecedentedly grand scale; the orchestra ...
... Saturday afternoon, with brilliant company, all of whom wdl sing next 'aturdav at the Crystal Palace for Maplesons heneiit, when tlie combined orchestras of the Palace »od the Italian Opera will play under the direction Michael Costa. The concert will take ...
... tralto); Mr. Joseph Reed, Crystal Palace, Queen’s Hall, Bath and Norwich festivals (tenor); Mr. Graham Smart, lay clerk, Westminster Abbey, Royal Choral Society, Crystal Palace (baas). To these artists were ...
... ooirmands to perform selection of their favourite pieces at Buckingham Palace on the same evening. They give a concert on the following day (Tuesday the 29th), at the Crystal Palace, and join in the final great rehearsal of the entire 2,000 chorus at Exeter ...
... EXHIBITION, 18CI. OPORTO CRYSTAL PALACE COMPANY. ARTS. MANUFACTURES, AND AGRICULTURE. Under the Patronage of nis Most Faithful Majesty DON LUIZ 1., and under the Presidency of his Majesty DON FERNANDO of SAXE-COKOURG-UOTHA. This Palace, the Exhibition Bui ...
... (soprano) has sung the Crystal Palace, London, and in the provinces with great success. Of Mr. Kearton (tenor) is sufficient to slate he is r. member of the choir of Westminster Abbey. There are >\ number of choruses in the work, and tho society has excellent ...
... Majesty’s commands to perform selection of their vourito pieces at Buckingham Palace tho same evening. They give a concert tin* following day (Tuesday the 291h), at tho Crystal Palace, and join the final great rehearsal of the entire 2000 chorus at Exeter Hall ...