Choral Union Series

The Choral Union series of ooncerts for 1896-97 is a strikingly fine one and embraces performanoes by some of the most celebrated musicians. It is as follows: Nov. 10, 1896- Tbe Chicago Oichestra, Theodore Thomas, conductor. Deo. 16, 1896 - The immortal "Messiah" by the Choral Union, with the assistance of a complete orchestra, the Frieze Memorial Orean and the followingsoloists: Mrs. Genevra Johnston Bishop, soprano; Mrs. May Phoenix Cameron, contralto; Mr. George J. Hamlin, tenor; and Mr. Gardner S. Lamson, bass. Jan. 8,1897 - Cari Halir, the eminent violinist and legitímate succflesor of Joachirn. March 5, 1897 - Alberto Jcnas, piano recital. April 9, 1897- Piuukut Greinr, tlie renowued English bass, in a sjug recital. Fourth atrilla! M .y Festival of five coucerts, in wuich th Boston Festival Orchestra, solo artista of wor.d-wide reputation, and the Choral Uuion will take part.