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... alt decided that the revival of Die 11 Tr',ibe, t istan/ i- l Orhlee shall be postponed. PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.- The ?? sea-. l Philharmonic Society opened last week unde: the haplie-t . The orchestra is almost identical swith that of It st in' i to say ...
... The Sacred H rmonic Society's concerts, at St. James's Hall, and those of the Roval Albert Hall Choral Society, will be continued at intervals during the first four months of the yeas; the seventieth season of the Phillsarmonic Society begin- ning, at St ...
... series of the National MusiC Meetings at the Crystal Palace in June last have been sent out this week. The successful candidates are :-The Brixton Choral Society, Bristol Choral UniOlu, South London ...
... voices to each of the four parts. Be- a sides the choru~s of the Sacred Harmnonic Society, a cal- siderable number will be brought from various provin- cial choral societies and cathedral choirs throughout the y country. Birmingham and the midland districts ...
... reliniquished his autumn dates, a But even without hima orchestral conmrts will be th very numerous. There are twelve at the Crystal AF Palace coumningoing Oct. 3, four by M. Coloune ar starting Oct. 12, anu three by Dr. Richter Oct. cl, 19-Nov. 2. Mr. Iilenschal'si ...
... Lloydl and Barrington Foote, and thle St. Crystal Pala ce cheir and band will assist. Two to: sacred concerts arle, also a!ioiounced in 'the even- anl ing Lv the Grenadier Guards, and 1the Crystal trl Palace ndi-ailrv bi,,nds. At thle Albert Hall, a B ...
... Caius Collev4e, Cambrid e. He is'also conductor of the University Choral Society His setting of Shelley's Ode was first 'per- formed at one of the Cambridge University Musical Society's concerts in the early part of this year, and was very well spoken ...
... m us10. CRYSTAL PALACE. Last Saturd-ay's concert posseseed a speMi4 interest, having included a performauce of Brahrid .AOvn symp',hony, beipg the second hearing of the work j Englaud, the first having been at the concert of the Cam bridge University ...
... -Concerts have also been given by Miss Alarian Bateman, the Clapham Philharmonic Society. Miss Marguerite Hall, Mr. Nichol, the Royal Amateur Orchestral Society, the Royal Choral Society (when Gounod's Redenoptiin was announced), and others. NOTES AND NE\vS.-Mr ...
... recorded by Us at the 0' tirn-end since repeated in London, at the Crystal Palace, hI and at various provincial concerts. The solos were givou to by the same singers as those engaged in the choral sym- tb phony. The work ws greatly applauded throughout, and ...
... November. CRYSTAL PALACE CONFERENCE. A confererce of London local authori- tees, conven;ed by the vestry of Camber- welt, was held at the Mansion house on Wednesday, for the purpose of consider- ing the advisability of securing the Crystal Palace as a permament ...
... from the Tempest music, and two songs, one from Bach's Passion (St. John). The annual performance of the Choral Symphony took place at the Crystal Palace on Saturday last, and attracted an audience of at least 6,ooo persons. Beethoven's colossal work was ...