Music and Some Highly Musical People. James M. Trotter

THE FAVORITE NEW-HAMPSHIRE VOCALIST.

       XV.

       SAMUEL W. JAMIESON,

       THE BRILLIANT YOUNG PIANIST.

       XVI.

       THE VIOLIN. [13]

       XVII.

       JOSEPH WHITE,

       THE EMINENT VIOLINIST AND COMPOSER.

       XVIII.

       THE COLORED AMERICAN OPERA COMPANY.

       XIX.

       THE FAMOUS JUBILEE SINGERS

       FISK UNIVERSITY.

       XX.

       THE GEORGIA MINSTRELS.

       PART SECOND.

       OTHER REMARKABLE MUSICIANS,

       THE MUSIC-LOVING SPIRIT OF VARIOUS LOCALITIES.

       I.

       PROGRAMME.

       Part First

       Part Second.

       PROGRAMME.

       Part First.

       Part Second.

       II.

       SOME MUSICAL PEOPLE OF THE SOUTH.

       III.

       NEW ORLEANS.

       THE MUSICAL AND GENERAL CULTURE OF ITS COLORED CITIZENS.

       GRAND

       Vocal and Instrumental Concert,

       ON OCTOBER 14, 1877,

       Masonic Hall, cor. of St. Peter and Claude Streets,

       LOUIS MARTIN, ASSISTED BY HIS AMATEUR FRIENDS.

       PROGRAMME.

       Part First.

       Intermission.—Part Second.

       Intermission.—Part Third.

       APPENDIX.

       MUSIC.

       PREFACE TO THE MUSIC.

       CONTENTS TO THE MUSIC.

       ANTHEM FOR CHRISTMAS.

       WELCOME TO THE ERA.

       MARCH.

       AN ANDANTE.

       THE PILGRIM.

       GRAND OVERTURE.

       THE PARISIAN WALTZES.

       LE SERMENT DE L’ARABE.

       CHANT DRAMATIQUE.

       LA CAPRICIEUSE.

       VALSE.

       AU CLAIR DE LA LUNE.

       (VARIATIONS ET FINAL SUR L’AIR.)

       “LAURIETT.”

       BALLAD.

       LES CLOCHETTES.

       FANTAISIE MAZURKA.

       “RAYS OF HOPE.”