Complimentary Concert to Howard Glover

Event Information

Venue(s):
Wallack's Theatre

Conductor(s):
Howard Glover

Record Information

Status:
Published

Last Updated:
17 March 2023

Performance Date(s) and Time(s)

30 Nov 1870, 1:30 PM

Performers and/or Works Performed

1)

LIST OF PERFORMER(S)/ORGANIZATION(S)

Participants: Orchestra, unidentified; John Rogers Thomas; Giorgio Ronconi; Eleanor Glover; Harry Sanderson; Anna Bishop

2)

Guillaume Tell, overture

aka Guglielmo Tell; William Tell; Introduction

Composer(s): Rossini

3)

Lucrezia Borgia, "Com’è bello!"

Composer(s): Donizetti

Participants: Anna Bishop

4)

Don Giovanni, "Catalogo e questo"

aka Madamina; Catalog aria

Composer(s): Mozart

Participants: Giorgio Ronconi

5)

"Happy be thy dreams"

Composer(s): Thomas

Text Author: Carpenter [dramatist-lyricist]

Participants: John Rogers Thomas

6)

7)

Ruy Blas, selection

Composer(s): Glover

8)

"Home, sweet home"

aka Home sweet home

Composer(s): Bishop

Text Author: Payne

Participants: Anna Bishop

9)

Participants: Eleanor Glover

10)

President's march, The

Composer(s): Glover

Citations

1)

Announcement: New-York Daily Tribune, 21 November 1870, 10.

2)

Advertisement: New York Herald, 29 November 1870, 9.

Includes program, little of which was probably performed, however, because of artists who did not appear.

3)

Announcement: New-York Times, 29 November 1870, 5.

4)

Announcement: New-York Daily Tribune, 29 November 1870, 8.

5)

Announcement: New York Sun, 30 November 1870, 2.

6)

Review: New-York Daily Tribune, 01 December 1870, 6.

“The benefit concert announced by Mr. Howard Glover was given yesterday at Wallack’s Theater under rather untoward circumstances. Mrs. Zelda Seguin and Mr. Albert Laurence were severely unwell and unable to leave Philadelphia. Miss Marie Krebs and Mrs. Krebs Michalesi did not appear. Madame Anna Bishop, however, Mr. J. R. Thomas, and Signor Ronconi did their best to compensate for the absence of the expected vocalists, and Mr. Harry Sanderson took the place of Miss Krebs at the piano. Mr. Thomas was received with especial favor.”

7)

Announcement: New York Clipper, 03 December 1870, 278.

8)

Announcement: New-York Times, 04 December 1870, 4.

“Howard Glover’s testimonial concert at Wallack’s, on Wednesday, was interesting in an artistic sense, but by no means remunerative.”