musical society

The organization was both a musical society and an academy of music.

The centre has been made available free of cost to musical societies and art groups.

The international flavor of musical society in the city was to linger into the 17th century.

For some time, he was the conductor of a musical society at Bedford.

Liederkranz is a type of German cultural and musical society.

He was also an enthusiastic member of the Musical Society.

It has been referred to as the oldest surviving musical society in Europe.

"But I'm not sure we're moving toward a word-oriented musical society."

The Musical Society plans to offer special hotel rates for visitors.

But does the abundance of musicians in Asia create more musical societies, or even better music?

He belonged to some kind of a musical society, a male chorus, in Stockholm.

The following year a local musical society was founded, arranging 9 annual concerts.

In the midst of that musical society, combinations can never be random or arbitrary.

Kyriazis was a member of several political, cultural and scientific organisations including local musical societies.

In his mid-teens, he moved to Copenhagen, which exposed him to a much more musical society.

Rush Musical Society is well respected for its annual productions also.

In 1861 he sang first bass in several Philadelphia musical societies.

He was also active as a conductor for a number of French musical societies, both choral and instrumental.

Fabricius founded numerous musical societies and institution during his lifetime.

In 1852 he became librarian to the Musical Society of London.

She has also been involved with the Campbelltown Musical Society.

He was frequently conducting concerts of Imperial Russian musical society.

In the late 1880s and early 1890s several foreign musical societies honored Cui with memberships.

He was also a member of the Aschenbrodel Verein, a musical society.

He became an honorary member of the Russian Musical Society in 1896.