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Saturday Evening, November 16, at 8.00. PROGRAMME. Cherubini ------- Overture, "Anacreon Eckert - - Concerto for Violoncello, in A minor, Op. 26 Allegro moderate Andante; Scherzo vivace; Andante. Allegro non troppo (Rondo a la Cosaque). (First time in Boston.) Svendsen - - - - Norwegian Rhapsody, No, 2, in A, Op. 19 (First time at these Concerts.) M Bruch Kol Nidrei," for Violoncello and Orchestra, Op. 47 (First time in Boston.) Goetz -------- Symphony in F Allegro moderate Intermezzo (Scherzo). Adagio ma non troppo lento. Allegro con fuoco. Soloist, Mr. LEO SCHULZ. The Programme for the next Public Rehearsal and Concert will be found on page 187. 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RAFT SONG. AT DAYBREAK. WE OPEN WITH A Special Scale of Popular Prices. The above have been recently published by the BOSTON MUSIC COMPANY Chandler & Co., (G. SCHIRMER), 28 WEST STREET. Winter St.. BOSTON. (164) Overture, "Aniirrcon." Cherubini. Cherubini was the son of a Florentine musician. He began to study music when six years of age. At sixteen, he had composed an oratorio, three cantatas, and some lesser works. Born four years later than Mozart, Cherubini, who died in 1842, forms a link between the classic and roman- tic schools. All his works are notably pure in form, those of his church period being superb examples of constructive skill ; while, in sentiment, they are scarcely less noble than those of Bach and Beethoven. Cherubini's artistic career is divided into three periods. " The first, 1760-91, when he was writing motets and masses d la Palestrina and operas in the light Neapolitan vein, may be called the Italian period. The second operatic period opens with ' Lodoiska,' though the beginning of the change is apparent in ' Demophon ' (1788J in the form of the concerted pieces, in the entrance of the chorus, and the expressive treatment of the orchestra. ' Me'de'e ' and ' Les Deux Journe'es ' form the climax of the operatic period. The third period, that of his sacred compositions, dates, properly speaking, from his appointment to the Chapelle Royale in 18 16, though it may be said to have begun with the mass in F (1809), which is important as being the first sacred work of his mature life, though it is inferior to that in A, and especially to the requiem in D minor. The requiem in C minor is at once his greatest and most famous work." Though he composed many works for the stage, and was at the head of the Paris Conservatoire for an extended period, Cherubini made no lasting impression on French opera. 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It is related that, " when first performed in London, it received a double encore.