Performance Date(s) and Time(s)
26 Jul 1869, 8:00 PM
Program Details
An announcement of 07/26/69 in the New York Herald makes note of Thomas’s “two unrivalled orchestras.” It is unclear if this means that the Thomas Band also participated in this event. The citations note that Parlow’s Frühlingsmarsch and Strauss’s Die Sirenen, Eile mit Weile, and Disputationen are “new.”
Performers and/or Works Performed
2)
aka Fruhlingsmarsch
Composer(s): Parlow
3)
aka Soldier's dance;
Danses militaires;
Soldiers' Dances
Composer(s): Lanner
6)
aka The Standard Bearer;
The Standard Watch;
Der Fahnenträger;
Der Fahnen Träger;
The Warrior Bard
Composer(s): Lindpaintner
7)
aka Wine, women, and song;
Wine women and song
Composer(s): Strauss
8)
aka Drommebilleder;
Drømme Billeder fantasi;
Traumbilder potpourri;
Traumbilder selections;
Traumbilder fantasie;
Visions in a Dream;
Pictures of dreams;
Frambileter;
Fraumbileter
Composer(s): Lumbye
9)
aka Poet and peasant overture
Composer(s): Suppé
12)
aka Concerthaus
Composer(s): Bilse
13)
aka Schutzen
Composer(s): Strauss, Strauss, Strauss
14)
aka Guglielmo Tell;
William Tell;
Introduction
Composer(s): Rossini
16)
aka Genevieve de Brabant, selections
Composer(s): Offenbach
Citations
1)
Advertisement: New-Yorker Musik-Zeitung, 24 July 1869.
2)
Advertisement: New-York Times, 26 July 1869, 7.
3)
Announcement: New York Herald, 26 July 1869, 4.
"Messrs. Gosche and Thomas are the magnates that draw such large and delighted audiences nightly to the Central Park Garden. The one looks after the bodily comforts of their guests, while the other steeps their senses in a flood of harmony from his ‘two unrivalled orchestras.’”
4)
Advertisement: New York Herald, 26 July 1869, 2.
5)
Advertisement: New-York Daily Tribune, 26 July 1869, 3.