Benefit Concert for the Adult Orphan Institution, Regent’s Park
London: Hanover Square Rooms—Time: Morning, Two o’Clock
Tickets: 1 Guinea
Programme
| Part I | ||
| Symphony | Haydn | |
| Glee, ‘O happy, happy fair’ | Shield | |
| From Samson: Song, ‘How willing’ | Mr. Phillips | Handel |
| Duet, ‘Tieni un bacio’ | Signors Curioni, de Begnis | Cimarosa |
| From Le nozze di Figaro: Air, ‘Voi che sapete’ | Mme Caradori-Allan | Mozart |
| Piano Fantasia, The Recollections of Ireland with Orchestral Accompaniments | Mr. Moscheles | Moscheles |
| Song, ‘I love but thee’ | Mr. Sapio | Cianchettini |
| From Joshua: Recit., ‘Tis well’ | Mr. Vaughan | Handel |
| Air and Chorus, ‘Glory to God’ | Mr. Vaughan, Chorus | |
| From Amor vendicato: ‘Ho perduto il bel sembiante’ | Mme Pasta | Paisiello |
| From Il Turco in Italia Quintet, ‘Oh! guardate che accidente’ | Rossini | |
| Part II | ||
| Symphony | B. Romberg | |
| Song, ‘Midst silent shades’ | Miss Travis | Bach |
| From Judah: ‘The arm of the Lord’ | Chorus | Haydn adapted by W. Gardiner |
| Song, ‘The mansion of peace’ | Song and Accomp.: Miss Wilkinson | Webbe |
| Violin Concerto | M. de Bériot | Rode & de Bériot |
| From Il barbiere di Siviglia Aria, ‘Una voce poco fa’ | Mme de Vigo | Rossini |
| Glee, ‘If sadly thinking’ | Miss Travis, Messrs. Knyvett, Phillip, Vaughan | Harrison |
| Coronation Anthem, ‘Zadok the Priest’ | Handel |
| Principal Vocalists: Mesdames Caradori-Allan, de Vigo, Pasta, Miss Travis, Miss Wilkinson; Messrs. Knyvett, Phillips, Sapio, Vaughan, Wilkinson; Signors Curioni, de Begnis |
| Principal Instrumentalists: M. de Bériot, Mr. Moscheles |
| Leader: Mr. Franz Cramer; Conductor: Mr. Thomas Greatorex |
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Advertisements
The Morning Post (May 10, 1826): 1.
ADULT ORPHAN INSTITUTION, Regent’s Park.
Patron—The KING.
A CONCERT will be performed on THURSDAY, the 1st day of June, 1826, at the King’s Concert Rooms, Hanover-square, for the BENEFIT of the above INSTITUTION, under the following distinguished Patronage :—
Her Royal Highness the Princes AUGUSTA.
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of KENT.
His Royal Highness PRINCE LEOPOLD of Saxe Cobourg.
Her Grace the Duchess of MONTROSE.
Her Grace the Duchess Dowager of MONTROSE.
Her Grace the Duchess of NORTHYMBERLAND.
Her Grace the Duchess of BUCKINGHAM.
| The Marchioness Cornwallis | The Viscountess Sidmouth |
| The Dowager of Marchioness of | The Lady Anne Vernon |
| Exeter | The Baroness Willoughby |
| The Marchioness of Chilmon- | D’Eresby |
| deley | The Dowager Lady Arundel |
| The Countess of Pembroke | The Lady Rolle |
| The Countess of Scarborough | Hon. Georgiana Townshend |
| The Countess of Warwick | Hon. Mrs. Ariana Egerton |
| The Countess of Clarendon | Lady Carr Glyn |
| The Countess of Clare | Lady Chambers |
| The Countess of Liverpool | Mrs. Charles Manners Sutton |
| The Dowager Countess of Nor- | Mrs. Howley |
| Manton | Mrs. E. Douglas |
| The Countess Manvers |
Further particulars will be announced in a future Advertisement.
The Morning Post (May 25, 1826): 2.
ADULT ORPHAN INSTITUTION, Regent’s Park.
Patron—The KING.
A CONCERT, for the BENEFIT of the above INSTITUTION, will be performed on THURSDAY, June 1, 1826, at the King’s Concert Rooms, Hanover-square,
| Her Royal Highness the Princess | The Countess of Warwick | |
| Augusta | The Countess of Clarendon | |
| Her Royal Highness the Duchess | The Countess of Clare | |
| of Kent | The Countess of Liverpool | |
| His Royal Highness the Prince | The Dowager Countess of Nor- | |
| Leopold | manton | |
| Her Grace the Duchess of Montrose | The Countess of Manvers | |
| Her Grace the Duchess of Dowager | The Viscountess Sidmouth | |
| of Newcastle | The Lady Anne Vernon | |
| Her Grace the Duchess of Nor- | The Baroness Willoughby D’ Eresby | |
| thumberland. | The Dowager Lady Arundel | |
| Her Grace the Duchess of Buck- | The Lady Rolle | |
| ingham. | The Hon. Georgiana Townshend | |
| The Marchioness Cornwallis | The Hon. Mrs. Arianna Egerton | |
| The Dowager Marchioness of | Lady Garr Glyn | |
| Exeter | Lady Chambers | |
| The Marchioness Cholmondeley | Mrs. Charles Manners Sutton | |
| The Countess of Pembroke | Mrs. Howley | |
| The Countess of Scarborough | Mrs. E. Douglas |
Tickets, one guinea each.—The doors to be opened at 1 o’clock, and the performance to commence precisely at 2. No tickets will be received but those signed by the Ladies Patronesses, or by the Members of the Committees. Application for tickets may be made by Subscribers at the House of the Institution.
The Times (May 26, 1826): 1.
ADULT ORPHAN INSTITUTION, Regent’s
Park.—Patron, The KING.
A CONCERT, for the BENEFIT of the above Institution, will be performed on Thursday, June 1, 1826, at the King’s Concert Rooms, Hanover-square, under the Patronage of
Her Royal Highness the Princes AUGUSTA.
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of KENT.
His Royal Highness PRINCE LEOPOLD.
| Her Grace the Duchess of | The Countess of Liverpool |
| Montrose. | The Dowager Countess of Nor- |
| Her Grace the Duchess of Dow- | manton |
| ager of Newcastle. | The Countess Manvers |
| Her Grace the Duchess of | The Viscountess Sidmouth |
| Northumberland. | The Lady Anne Vernon |
| Her Grace the Duchess of | The Baroness Willoughby |
| Buckingham. | D’Eresby |
| The Marchioness Cornwallis | The Dowager Lady Arundel |
| The Dowager Marchioness of | The Lady Rolle |
| Exeter | Hon. Georgiana Townshend |
| The Marchioness Cholmon- | Hon. Mrs. Arianna Egerton |
| deley | Lady Garr Glyn |
| The Countess of Pembroke | Lady Chambers |
| The Countess of Scarborough | Mrs. Charles Manners Sutton |
| The Countess of Warwick | Mrs. Howley |
| The Countess of Clarendon | Mrs. E. Douglas |
| The Countess of Clare |
Tickets One Guinea each.—The Doors to be opened at One o’Clock, and the Performance to commence precisely at Two.
No Tickets will be received but those signed by the Ladies Patronesses, or by the Members of the Committees. Application for Tickets may be made by Subscribers at the House of the Institution.
The Morning Post (May 27, 1826): 1.
ADULT ORPHAN INSTITUTION, Regent’s Park.
Patron—The KING.
A CONCERT, for the BENEFIT of the above INSTITUTION, will be performed on THURSDAY next, June 1st, at the King’s Concert Rooms, Hanover-square,
UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF
Her Royal Highness the Princes AUGUSTA.
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of KENT.
His Royal Highness PRINCE LEOPOLD.
| Her Grace the Duchess of | The Countess of Liverpool |
| Montrose. | The Dowager Countess of Nor- |
| Her Grace the Duchess of | manton |
| Newcastle. | The Countess Manvers |
| Her Grace the Duchess of | The Viscountess Sidmouth |
| Northumberland. | The Lady Anne Vernon |
| Her Grace the Duchess of | The Baroness Willoughby |
| Buckingham. | D’Eresby |
| The Marchioness Cornwallis | The Dowager Lady Arundel |
| The Dowager Marchioness of | The Lady Rolle |
| Exeter | Hon. Georgiana Townshend |
| The Marchioness Cholmondeley | Hon. Mrs. Arianna Egerton |
| The Countess of Pembroke | Lady Garr Glyn |
| The Countess of Scarborough | Lady Chambers |
| The Countess of Warwick | Mrs. Charles Manners Sutton |
| The Countess of Clarendon | Mrs. Howley |
| The Countess of Clare | Mrs. E. Douglas |
Principal Vocal Performers: —Madame Pasta, Miss Wilkinson, Miss Travis, Madame de Vigo, and Madame Caradori; Mr. Vaughan and Mr. Sapio, Signor Curioni, Mr. Knyvett and Signor de Begnis, Mr. Terrail and Mr. Phillips.
Leader of the Band, Mr. F. Cramer ; Grand Pianoforte, Mr. Moscheles ; Conductor, Mr. Greatorex.
Tickets One Guinea each.—The Doors to be opened at One o’Clock, and the Performance to begin precisely at Two. Applications for Tickets to be made to the Ladies Patronesses; at Messrs. Rivingtons, Waterloo-place; Mr. Hatchard’s, Piccadilly; and by Subscribers at the House of the Institution, Regent’s Park.
The Morning Chronicle (May 30, 1826): 1.
ADULT ORPHAN INSTITUTION, Regent’s
Park.—PATRON, THE KING.
A CONCERT, for the BENEFIT of the above INSTITUTION, will be performed on Thursday Morning next, June 1, at the King’s Concert Rooms, Hanover-square, under the Patronage of
| H. R. H. the Princess Augusta | The Countess of Clare |
| H. R. H. the Duchess of Kent | The Countess of Liverpool |
| H. R. H. the Prince Leopold | The Dowager Countess of No- |
| Her Grace the Duchess of Montrose | manton |
| Her Grace the Duchess Dowager of | The Countess Manvers |
| Newcastle | The Viscountess Sidmouth |
| Her Grace the Duchess of Northum- | The Lady Anne Vernon |
| berland | The Baroness Willoughby D’Eresby |
| Her Grace the Duchess of Bucking- | The Dowager Lady Arundel |
| ham | The Lady Rolle |
| The Marchioness Cornwallis | The Hon. Georgiana Townshend |
| The Dowager Marchioness of Exeter | The Hon. Mrs. Ariana Egerton |
| The Marchioness Cholmondeley | Lady Carr Glyn |
| The Countess of Pembroke | Lady Chambers |
| The Countess of Scarborough | Mrs. Charles Manners Sutton |
| The Countess of Warwick | Mrs. Howley |
| The Countess of Clarendon | Mrs. E. Douglas |
Principal Vocal Performers: Madame Pasta, Miss Wilkinson, Miss Travis, Madame de Vigo, and Madame Caradori Allan; Mr. Vaughan and Mr. Sapio, Signor Curioni, Mr. Knyvett and Signor de Begnis, Mr. Terrail and Mr. Phillips. Leader of the Band, Mr. F. Cramer; Grand Pianoforte, Mr. Moscheles; Conductor, Mr. Greatorex.
Tickets One Guinea each.—The Doors to be opened at One o’Clock, and the Performance to commence precisely at Two.—Applications for Tickets to be made to the Ladies Patronesses; at Messrs. Rivingtons’, Waterloo-place; Mr. Hatchard’s, Piccadilly; and (by Subscribers) at the House of the Institution, Regent’s Park.
The Morning Post (May 30, 1826): 1.
ADULT ORPHAN INSTITUTION, Regent’s Park.
Patron—The KING.
A CONCERT, for the BENEFIT of the above INSTITUTION, will be performed on THURSDAY next, June 1st, at the King’s Concert Rooms, Hanover-square,
UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF
Her Royal Highness the Princes AUGUSTA.
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of KENT.
His Royal Highness PRINCE LEOPOLD.
| Her Grace the Duchess of | The Countess of Liverpool |
| Montrose. | The Dowager Countess of Nor- |
| Her Grace the Duchess of Dow- | manton |
| ager of Newcastle. | The Countess Manvers |
| Her Grace the Duchess of | The Viscountess Sidmouth |
| Northumberland. | The Lady Anne Vernon |
| Her Grace the Duchess of | The Baroness Willoughby |
| Buckingham. | D’Eresby |
| The Marchioness Cornwallis | The Dowager Lady Arundel |
| The Dowager Marchioness of | The Lady Rolle |
| Exeter | Hon. Georgiana Townshend |
| The Marchioness Cholmondeley | Hon. Mrs. Arianna Egerton |
| The Countess of Pembroke | Lady Garr Glyn |
| The Countess of Scarborough | Lady Chambers |
| The Countess of Warwick | Mrs. Charles Manners Sutton |
| The Countess of Clarendon | Mrs. Howley |
| The Countess of Clare | Mrs. E. Douglas |
Principal Vocal Performers: —Madame Pasta, Miss Wilkinson, Miss Travis, Madame de Vigo, and Madame Caradori Allan;…[the rest is the same as advertised in The Morning Post, May 25]
The Morning Post (May 31, 1826): 2.
ADULT ORPHAN INSTITUTION, Regent’s Park.
Patron—The KING.
A CONCERT, for the BENEFIT of the above INSTITUTION, will be performed on TO-MORROW MORNING, 1st of June.…[ the rest is the same as advertised in The Morning Post on May 27 until ‘Mrs. E. Douglas’]
SCHEME OF THE CONCERT.
ACT I.—Sinfonie, Haydn; Glee, “O happy, happy Pair,” Shield; Song, Mr. Phillips, “How willing,” (Samson,) Handel; Duet, Signors Curioni and De Begnis, “Tieni Unbacio,” Cimarosa; Song, Madame Caradori Allan, “Voi che sapete,” Mozart; Fantasia, Grand Piano Forte, Mr. Moscheles, “The Recollection of Ireland,” Moscheles; Song, Mr. Sapio, “I love but thee,” Pio Cianchettini; Recitative, Mr. Vaughan, “’Tis well”—Air and Chorus, “Glory to God,”—(Joshua) Handel: Scena, Madame Pasta, “Ho perduto il bel,” Paisiello; Finale, “Oh Guardate,” (Il Turco in Italia) Rossini.
Act II.—Sinfonie, Romberg; Song, Miss Travis, “ ‘Midst silent Shades,” Bach; Chorus, “The Arm of the Lord,” (introduced by Mr. Gardiner in his Oratorio of “Judah,”) Haydn; Song, Miss Wilkinson (accompanied by herself), “The Mansion of Peace,” Webbe; Concerto, Violin, and Variations, C. De Beriot (Violon de la Charubre de S. M. le Roi de France), Rode and De Beriot; Song, Madame De Vigo, “Una voce poco fa,” Rossini; Glee, Miss Travis, Messrs. Vaughan, Knyvett, and Phillips, “Sadly thinking,” Harrison; Coronation Anthem, “Zadok the Priest,” Handel.
Leader of the Band, Mr. F. Cramer; Grand Pianoforte, Mr. Moscheles ; Conductor, Mr. Greatorex.
Tickets One Guinea each.—The Doors to be opened at One o’Clock, and the Performance to commence precisely at Two. Applications for Tickets to be made to the Ladies Patronesses; at Messrs. Rivingtons, Waterloo-place; Mr. Hatchard’s, Piccadilly; and by Subscribers at the House of the Institution, Regent’s Park.
The Morning Chronicle (June 1, 1826): 1.
ADULT ORPHAN INSTITUTION, Regent’s Park.—PATRON, THE KING
A CONCERT, for the BENEFIT of the above INSTITUTION, will be performed on TO-MORROW MORNING, June 1, at the King’s Concert Rooms. Hanover-square, under the Patronage of
| H. R. H. the Princess Augusta | The Countess of Clare |
| H. R. H. the Duchess of Kent | The Countess of Liverpool |
| H. R. H. the Prince Leopold | The Dowager Countess of No- |
| Her Grace the Duchess of Montrose | manton |
| Her Grace the Duchess Dowager of | The Countess Manvers |
| Newcastle | The Viscountess Sidmouth |
| Her Grace the Duchess of Northum- | The Lady Anne Vernon |
| berland | The Baroness Willoughby D’Eresby |
| Her Grace the Duchess of Bucking- | The Dowager Lady Arundel |
| ham | The Lady Rolle |
| The Marchioness Cornwallis | The Hon. Georgiana Townshend |
| The Dowager Marchioness of Exeter | The Hon. Mrs. Ariana Egerton |
| The Marchioness Cholmondeley | Lady Carr Glyn |
| The Countess of Pembroke | Lady Chambers |
| The Countess of Scarborough | Mrs. Charles Manners Sutton |
| The Countess of Warwick | Mrs. Howley |
| The Countess of Clarendon | Mrs. E. Douglas |
SCHEME OF THE CONCERT.
ACT I. Sinfonie; Haydn—Glee, ‘O happy, happy fair;’ Shield—Song, Mr. Phillips, ‘How willing’ (Samson); Handel—Duet, Signors Curioni and De Begnis, ‘Tieni un bacio;’ Cimarosa—Song, Madame Caradori Allan, ‘Voi che sapete,’ Mozart—Fantasia, Grand Pianoforte, Mr. Moscheles, ‘The recollection of Ireland;’ Moscheles—Song, Mr. Sapio, ‘I love but thee;’ Pio Cianchettini—Recit., Mr. Vaughan, ‘Tis well;’ Air and Chorus, ‘Glory to God’(Joshua): Handel—Scena, Madame Pasta, ‘Ho perduto il bel;’ Paeisciello;—Finale, ‘Oh guardate’ (Il Turco in Italia); Rossini.—Act II. Sinfonie; Romberg—Song, Miss Travis, ‘ Midst silent shades;’ Bach—Chorus, ‘The arm of the Lord’ (introduced by Mr. Gardiner in his Oratorio of Judah); Haydn—Song, Miss Wilkinson (accompanied by herself), ‘The mansion of peace: Webbe—Concerto Violin, and Variations, C. De Beriot (Violon de la Chambre de S. M. le Roi de France); Rode and De Beriot—Song, Madame De Vigo, ‘Una voce poco fa;’ Rossini—Glee, Miss Travis, Messrs. Vaughan, Knyvett, and Phillips, ‘If sadly thinking;’ Harrison—Coronation Anthem, ‘Zadok the Priest;’ Handel.
Leader of the Band, Mr. F. Cramer; Grand Pianoforte, Mr. Moscheles; Conductor, Mr. Greatorex.…[the rest is the same as advertised in The Morning Chronicle on May 30]
The Morning Post (June 1, 1826): 1.
ADULT ORPHAN INSTITUTION, Regent’s Park.
Patron—The KING.
A CONCERT, for the BENEFIT of the above INSTITUTION, will be performed THIS MORNING, 1st of June.…[the rest is the same as advertised in The Morning Post on May 31]
Review
The Morning Post (June 7, 1826): 1.
ADULT ORPHAN INSTITUTION, Regent’s Park, 5th June, 1826.—The Managing Committee are much gratified in informing the Friends of the Institution that the result of the Concert which took place on the 1st inst.. under the Patronage of her Royal Highness the Princess Augusta, has proved highly beneficial to its final-; it having produced, after the payment of all expences [sic], upwards of SIX HUNDRED POUNDS; at the same time, they feel fully convinced that the general interests of the Institution will be materially advanced by the public being more extensively made acquainted with its peculiar claims for their support.
The committee will now be enabled to fulfil all the engagements which they had entered into for the completion of the building erected by them in Regent’s Park; and the continuance of such liberal patronage on the part of the public would enable them considerably to extend the objects of this most beneficial Charity,
It is important to state that the applications made to the Committee for Governesses in Families of the highest respectability, greatly exceed (from the limited number of young Persons whom they can received) the means they have of supplying such demands.
The Annual General Meeting of Subscribers will be held on Friday, the 30th inst. at One o’Clock precisely, at the House of the Institution in the Regent’s Park.
The Subscribers are also informed that an Elections will take place in the month of August next.
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