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SYMPHONY CONCERT.

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The first of a series of six concerts by the Boston Symphony Orchestra was given in Sanders Theatre last evening, with the following programme:

Overture - Ossian. Gade

Air. Stradella

Symphony in C. Haydn

Entr' acte - Manfred. Reinecke

Aria. Mozart

Overture - Rienzi. Wagner

Miss Emily Winant, the soloist of the evening, was well received, winning especial applause for her rendering of Mozart's beautiful aria from the opera of "Cosi-Fan-Tutte." Among the orchestral pieces, Reinecke's "Manfred" proved to be the most pleasing number on the programme. The execution of Haydn's symphony in C was excellent, if somewhat slow. Wagner's martial and realistic overture to "Rienzi" was finely rendered. In attendance and appreciative spirit shown the concert was a great success.

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