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 PART FIRST. 
 
 I. Sextet— Symphonic No. 3 in G, 
 (a) Andante. Allegro. 
 (h) Andante. 
 
 (Expressly arranged by the composer for chamber music.) 
 
 THE NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC CLUB. 
 
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 2. "Hope," 
 
 G. M. Oarr tt 
 
 THE LONDON ARION CLUB. 
 
 Come to the woods with me, love, 
 
 Come where the sweet birds sing ; 
 Come to the woods with me, love. 
 
 And watch the wild flowers spring ; 
 What tho' our hearts lie full of care, 
 
 That care shall pass away — 
 The darkest hour of night, love, 
 
 Is that before the day. 
 
 Why shouldst thou weep to see, love, 
 
 That all things bright must fade ? 
 Think how when tints ot autumn 
 
 Deck forth the forest glade. 
 It is fairer than the spring 
 
 ("ir the noon of summer day. 
 Ah ! wherefore should we weep to think 
 
 Youth's dream must pass away ? 
 
 And when winter's sto-ms, love, 
 
 Sweep the forests bare, 
 Ere the leaves have left the stem, 
 
 Fresh leaves are budding there ; 
 
 So, in the stricken heart, 
 Wfiilst cherished hopes decay. 
 
 New hopes spring forth to life 
 Ere those have passed away. 
 
 List to that mystic harp, love. 
 
 The wild winds make their own, 
 Still 10 the breezes' voice 
 
 It yields an answ'iing to.^e. 
 Hark, as the wailing notes 
 
 So sadly fall to die, 
 The tlfi.ling strings again 
 
 Pour forth sweet harmony. 
 
 C jme to the woads with me, love. 
 
 Come with a spirit light ; 
 Hear the rejoicing sons of birds, 
 
 Gaze on the w.iters bright ; 
 Let not your heart be full of care — 
 
 Drive care and grief away ; 
 Think how .he darkest, longest night 
 
 Is followed by th-; day. 
 
 3. Violoncello Sclo- 
 
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 (h) Tarantelle, 
 
 MR. EMIL SCHENCK. 
 
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 4. Aria— " Thou Brilliant Bird," ..... F.David 
 
 (From " La Perle de Brazil.") 
 
 MME. ANNIE LOUISE TANNER. 
 
 Flute obligato, Mk. Eugrne Wkineij. 
 
 Thou brilliant bird, so lieihtly swinging, and sparkling on yonder bough, 
 Surely thy notes so merrily ringing, were ne'er so clear and sweet as now. 
 In earlj' sunlight richly gleaming, he lights on yonder dewy spr.iy. 
 And then the earth awa-.es from dreaming, thrilled by songs so fresh and gay. 
 
 And when in breezes idly s*'ayin», his mite in the nest is near. 
 
 Then life to him is one long maying, h« warbles loved notes low and clear ; 
 
 The days go by in shady bowers, in joyful songs flit far aw.ty. 
 
 And still they warble mid the flowers, oh, happy love, oh ! golden day. 
 
 5. Violin Solo— "Fairy Dance,"' 
 
 MR. RICHARD ARNOLD. 
 
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 THE LONDON ARION CLUB. 
 
 (h) " Hie Thee, Shallop," Kucken 
 
 MME. ANNIE LOUISE TANNER AND ARION CLUB. 
 
 What is it breaks my dreams ^o sweet 7 
 Those sounds my heart delight ; 
 
 Oh ! mother, pray who m.-iy it be. 
 At this late hour of night 
 
 1 hear no sounds, my poor sick child, 
 
 It i< thy fancy, dear ; 
 There's no one would thy rest disturb, 
 
 Or sing to please thine ear. 
 
 It is not music this world gives 
 That brings me such delight ; 
 
 I hear the angels calling me, 
 Oh, mother dear, good night. 
 
 H:irk ! hie thee, shallop, 'mid the roses, 
 Blooming bright on either hand, 
 
 Bring thy lovely burthen hither, 
 Bear her onward safe to land. 
 
 Shallop, quickly fly along, 
 
 Stay not, dearest, stay not long ! 
 
 Fragrant breezes, waft her quickly 
 . On th' impatient wings of love ; 
 Ripoling waters, gently murmur, 
 
 While the ba que ye onward move 
 Tell her all the love I bear. 
 That my heart beats but for her. 
 
 See, a sail is : .ow appearing 
 'Neath the shades of yonder hill, 
 
 ,Tis the bar.jue my treasure bearing, 
 So5n secure from ev'ry ill, 
 
 AD my fears will be at rest 
 
 When I clasp her to my breast. 
 
 PART SECOND. 
 
 I. (a) " Evening Song," 
 (b) " In the Sunshine," 
 
 - Schumann 
 H. Hofman 
 
 (Character Pieci, Op. 15. Expressly arranged by the composer for 
 the New York Philharmonic Club.) 
 
 THE NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC CLUB. 
 
 And now a buzz and stir arise 
 
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 With t;ii;its .ind crickets treble singing 
 And everywh ;re the altos ringing 
 Of but'erfly and dragonfly ; 
 While wasps and bees the tenor try. 
 And gayest beetle — choirs pell mell 
 With whirring bass the chorus swell. 
 
 2. Song — " Ich Liebe Dich," 
 
 A Foerstir 
 
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 MME. ANNIE LOUISE TANNER. 
 
 Ich Hebe dich Weil ich dich liebervjnuse, 
 
 Ich liebe dich weil iih nicht andere kann, 
 Ich liebe di.h nach einem fimmels schluse — 
 
 Ich lich-; dich dui-ch einen zauber bann — 
 Dich lieb' ich, wie die Rose ihren strauch 
 
 Dich lieb' ich wie die Sonne ihren schein 
 Dich lieb' ich weil du bisi mein Lebens-hauch, 
 
 Dich lieb' ich weil dich lieben ist mein sem 
 Ich lielie dich weil ich dicli lieben muse 
 
 Ich lieiie dich weil ich nicht andere kann 
 Ich liebe dich nach einem himmels schluse 
 
 Ich liche dich durch einen zauber bann. 
 
 3. Flute Solo 
 
 -Largo, • 
 Allegro, 
 
 MR. 
 
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 EUGENE WEINER. 
 
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Cantata-" THE NUN OF NiDAROS." />.,,//,„ /w 
 
 Po^ni trttiii LoiiKlvllonN "M.KjA OF KI.Mi OLAF." 
 
 Orchestral Pans sperially arranKcd for th. I.oiul ., Ario,, Clul,, by Mr. J. Davenport Kcrris,,,, 
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 MME. ANNIE LOUISE TANNER AND ARION CLUB. 
 
 Ill the convent of Dronllieiin, 
 .Mone ill her chamber 
 Kneh Ast-id the Abbe>s, 
 At midnight adoring, 
 Heseecliiiit;, entreating 
 'J'he Virgin and Mother. 
 
 She hoard in the silence 
 'I'he voice of one speaking, 
 Without in the darkness, 
 In mists of ihe nightwind ; 
 Now louder, now nearer, 
 Now lost in the distance. 
 
 The voice of a stranger 
 It seemed q"* she listen'd, 
 Of some one who an- wer'd, 
 Heseeching, imploring, 
 A cry from afar off 
 She could not distinguish. 
 
 'J'he voice of Saint John, 
 The beloved disciple. 
 Who wandered, and waited 
 'I'iie Master's appearance, 
 Alone in the darkness, 
 Unthelttred and friendless. 
 
 _" It is accepted, 
 
 The ang'-y defiance. 
 
 The challenge of battle I 
 
 It is accepted ! 
 
 But not with the weapons 
 
 Of war that thou wieldest ! 
 
 " Cross ajiaiiist corselet, 
 I.ove against hatred, 
 Peace-ciy for war-cry ! 
 
 Palii-Tice is power, ul ; 
 
 He that o'ercometh 
 
 Hath pow'r o'er the nations ! 
 
 " As torrents in summer, 
 Half dried in iheir cliaiiiiels, 
 Suddenly rise, tho' the 
 Sky is still i;loudle,s, 
 For rain has been falling 
 Far oft" at their fountains ; 
 
 " So hearts that are fainting 
 Crow full tv) o'erflowing, 
 .And they that beh ild it 
 Marvel, .iiid know not 
 That (lod at their fountains 
 Far o'T has betii rainiiig ! 
 
 " Strons;er than steel 
 Is the s,vord of the Spiiil ; 
 .Swilter than arrows 
 The light of the truth is ; 
 Greater ilnn anger 
 Is love, and subijueth I 
 
 "Thou art a phantom, 
 A shape of the sea-mist, 
 A .--hapc of the brumal rain. 
 Of the rain and the darkness 
 Fearlul and fonnltss ; 
 r)ay dawns and thou art not ! 
 
 " The dawn is not distant. 
 Nor is the night ft .rless ; 
 Love is eternal ! 
 (lod is still (iod, and 
 His faith .shall not fail us ! 
 Christ is eternal ! " 
 
 S. Rhapsodie, No. 3, - .... . 
 
 THE NEW YORK PHli-HARMONIC CLUB. 
 
 GOD SAVE THE QUEEN. 
 
 The audience are reiiuested lo stand and join in the National Anthem. 
 
 (Officcrs of (iMub, [SS6-7, 
 
 PRESIDENT. 
 
 w. K. K.ii \i»i:itH. 
 
 VICE-PDESIDENT 
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 XJirector, 
 
 First Tenor. second Tenor. 
 
 SEC.-TREAS. 
 
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 j. .s. ashi'lant. 
 Geo. Bnagg. 
 Percy Carroll. 
 Wm. J. Crone. 
 Geo. Hayes. 
 .!■ a. muirheai). 
 W. E. Salndeks. 
 
 F. A. H. FvsH. 
 T. J. He/ri). 
 Cha.s. Marham. 
 H. S. Saunders. 
 John Wa- u. 
 
 First Bass. 
 
 Hy. Hai'ty. 
 W. Eardley. 
 H. Matthews. 
 A. M. Scott. 
 
 Second Bass. 
 
 R. Atkinson. 
 
 F. M Bi'LL-Smith. 
 
 I'hos. Hook. 
 
 C. StOCKWiiLL. 
 
 Geo. Winlow. 
 
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