The American History And Encyclopedia of Music .. V. 7
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In CONCERTS AND ORATORIOS 213 Charleston, South Carolina, during Passion Week of 1796 a " Grand Concert Spirituale " took place, in which were ren- dered parts from the " Messiah," from " Samson " and from " Judas Maccabaeus." The following year Norfolk,Virginia, heard a " selection of Sacred Music from the oratorio of the ' Messiah.' " Some idea of the growth of concert life in America and of the men who were most instrumental in its development may be gleaned from the foregoing pages. In its ...early period concert giving was the result of individual effort, but through the exertions of these musical pioneers the societies which they founded later took up the work. The first musical society formed in this country was the St. Cecilia Society, founded by the music lovers of Charleston, South Carolina, in 1762. This organization, which still is in exist- ence, did much to foster concert giving in Charleston in the early days. Although it always has been semi-private in character its labors nevertheless long served to disseminate an interest in music throughout the South generally.
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In CONCERTS AND ORATORIOS 213 Charleston, South Carolina, during Passion Week of 1796 a " Grand Concert Spirituale " took place, in which were ren- dered parts from the " Messiah," from " Samson " and from " Judas Maccabaeus." The following year Norfolk,Virginia, heard a " selection of Sacred Music from the oratorio of the ' Messiah.' " Some idea of the growth of concert life in America and of the men who were most instrumental in its development may be gleaned from the foregoing pages. In its ...early period concert giving was the result of individual effort, but through the exertions of these musical pioneers the societies which they founded later took up the work. The first musical society formed in this country was the St. Cecilia Society, founded by the music lovers of Charleston, South Carolina, in 1762. This organization, which still is in exist- ence, did much to foster concert giving in Charleston in the early days. Although it always has been semi-private in character its labors nevertheless long served to disseminate an interest in music throughout the South generally.
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