Miss Susan Bruce’s Second Soiree
London: John Taylor’s Residence Esq., 30 George-street—Time: Evening, Half Past Nine o’Clock
Tickets: 1 Guinea, Single Tickets for One Concert: 10s. 6d
✗Programme
| Principal Vocalists: Mesdames de Meric, Pasta, Miss Bruce, Miss H. Cawse; Messrs. Horncastle, Parry jun., Stretton, Purday, Signori Begrez, De Begnis, Donzelli |
| Principal Instrumentalists: Messrs. Blagrove, Holmes, Moscheles, Nicholson, Nielson, Wolff |
| Conductor: Sir George Smart |
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Playbill
MISS BRUCE
HAS THE HONOR TO ANNOUNCE THAT HER
SOIRÉES MUSICALES
WILL TAKE PLACE
UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF
| THE DUCHESS OF LEINSTER, | THE HONORABLE MRS. DONOVAN, |
| THE DOWAGER MARCHIONESS OF SALISBURY, | THE HONORABLE MISS JERVIS, |
| THE DOWAGER COUNTESS POULETT, | LADY HAMLYN WILLIAMS, |
| THE DOWAGER COUNTESS ST. GERMANS, | LADY HYDE EAST, |
| THE COUNTESS STRADBROKE, | LADY GORE OUSELEY, |
| THE COUNTESS MORLEY, | LADY KERRISON, |
| THE VISCOUNTESS ST. VINCENT, | LADY FLINT, |
| THE LADY MARYBOROUGH, | LADY POCOCK, |
| THE LADY ONGLEY, | LADY WHALE, |
| THE LADY MONTFORT, | MISS HARVEY, |
| THE LADY LOUIS HARVEY, |
AT THE RESIDENCE OF J. TAYLOR, ESQ.
30, GEORGE STREET, HANOVER SQUARE,
ON
THURSDAY, MAY 9, MONDAY, MAY 20,
AND
MONDAY, JUNE 3, 1833;
(TO COMMENCE AT NINE O’CLOCK;)
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
SIR GEORGE SMART.
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MISS BRUCE WILL OFFER ENGAGEMENTS TO
Madame PASTA
AND
Madame CINTI DAMOREAU,
UPON THEIR ARRIVAL IN LONDON.
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THE FOLLOWING EMINENT PERFORMERS ARE ENGAGED.
Principal Vocal Performers.
Madame DE MERIC,
Miss H. CAWSE,
AND
Miss BRUCE.
Signor DONZELLI,
Signor BEGREZ, Mr. HORNCASTLE,
AND
Signor DE BEGNIS.
Signor GIUBILEI, Mr. PURDAY,
Mr. STRETTON,
AND
Mr. PARRY, jun.
Principal Instrumental Performers
| Pianoforte – | Mr. MOSCHELES, Mr. WEIPPERT, AND Mr. HOLMES |
| Violin – – | Mr. MORI AND Mr. BLAGROVE. |
| Flute – – | Mr. NICHOLSON AND Mr. DRESSLER. |
| Guitar – – – | Mr. PELZER. |
| Harp – – – | Mr. NIELSON. |
TICKETS FOR THE SERIES, ONE GUINEA; SINGLE TICKETS FOR A CONCERT, HALF-A-GUINEA; To be had at Messrs. MORI and LAVENU’S, 28, New Bond Street; Mr. ALDRIDGE’S, 264, Regent Street; and at Miss BRUCE’S Residence, 38, Great Marlborough Street.
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The Morning Post (April 12, 1833): 1.
MISS BRUCE has the honour to announce that her SOIREES MUSICALES will take place under the Patronage of
| Her Grace the Duchess of Lein- | The Rt. Honourable the Lady |
| ster | Ongley |
| The Most Noble the Dowager | The Right Hon. the Lady |
| Marchioness of Salisbury | Montfort |
| The Right Hon. the Dowager | The Right Hon. the Lady Louisa |
| Countess Poulett | Harvey |
| The Right Hon. the Dowager | The Hon. Mrs. Donovan |
| Countess St. Germans | The Hon. Miss Jervis |
| The Right Hon. the Countess | Lady Hamlyn Williams |
| Stradbroke | Lady Hyde East |
| The Right Hon. the Countess | Lady Gore Ouseley |
| Morley | Lady Kerrison |
| The Right Hon. the Viscountess | Lady Flint |
| St. Vincent | Lady Pocock |
| The Right Hon. the Lady | Miss Harvey, |
| Maryborough |
At the Residence of J. Taylor, Esq., No. 30, George-street, Hanover-square, on THURSDAY, May 9th; MONDAY, May 20th; and MONDAY, June 3d, 1833; to commence at Nine o’Clock; under the Direction of Sir George Smart.
The following eminent Performers are engaged:—Principal Vocal Performers: Madame de Meric, Miss H. Cawse, and Miss Bruce; Signor Donzelli, Signor Begrez, Mr. Horncastle, Signor de Begnis, Signor Giubilei, Mr. Purday, Mr. Stretton, and Mr. Parry, jun.—Principal Instrumental Performers: Pianoforte, Mr. Moscheles, Mr. Weippert, and Mr. Holmes; Violin, Mr. Mori and Mr. Blagrove; Flute, Mr. Nicholson and Mr. Dressler; Guitar, Mr. Pelzer; Harp, Mr. Nielson.
Miss Bruce intends offering engagements to Madame Pasta and Madame Cinti Damoreau upon their arrival in London.
Tickets for the Series, One Guinea; Single Tickets for a Concert, Half-a-Guinea; to be had at Messrs. Mori and Lavenu’s 28, New Bond-street; Mr. Aldridge’s, 264, Regent-street; and at Miss Bruce’s Residence, 38, Great Marlborough-street.
The Court Journal: Gazette of the Fashionable World, vol. 5, (April 20, 1833): 280.
MISS BRUCE has the honour to announce that her SOIREES MUSICALES will take place under the Patronage of
| Her Grace the Duchess of Lein- | The Right Hon. the Lady |
| ster | Ongley |
| The Most Noble the Dowager | The Right Hon. the Lady |
| Marchioness of Salisbury | Montfort |
| The Right Hon. the Dowager | The Right Hon. the Lady |
| Countess Poulett | Louisa Harvey |
| The Right Hon. the Dowager | The Hon. Mrs. Donovan |
| Countess St. Germans | The Hon Miss Jervis |
| The Right Hon. the Countess | Lady Hamlyn Williams |
| Stradbroke | Lady Hyde East |
| The Right Hon. the Countess | Lady Gore Ouseley |
| Morley | Lady Kerrison |
| The Right Hon. the Viscountess | Lady Flint |
| St. Vincent | Lady Pocock |
| The Right Hon. the Lady Mary- | Lady Whale |
| borough | Miss Harvey |
At the Residence of J. TAYLOR, Esq. 30, George-street, Hanover square, on THURSDAY, May 9; MONDAY, May 20; and MONDAY, June 3; to commence at Nine o’clock; under the direction of SIR GEORGE SMART.
Miss Bruce will offer an engagement to Madame Pasta on her arrival in London.
The following eminent performers are engaged:—Principal vocal Performer, Madame Cinti Damoreau, Madame de Meric, Miss H. Cawse, and Miss Bruce; Signor Donzelli, Signor Begrez, Mr. Horncastle, Signor de Begnis: Signor Giubilei, Mr. Purday, Mr. Stretton, and Mr. Parry, jun.—Principal Instrumental Performers;—Pianoforte; Mr. Moscheles, Mr. Weippert, and Mr. Holmes. Violin; Mr. Mori and Mr. Blagrove. Flute; Mr. Nicholson and Mr. Dressler. Guitar; Mr. Pelzer. Harp; Mr. Neilson.
Miss Bruce intends offering engagements to Madame Pasta and Madame Cinti Damoreau upon their arrival in London.
Tickets for the Series, One Guinea. Single Tickets for a Concert, Half-a-guinea. To be had at Messrs. Mori and Lavenu’s 28, New Bond street; Mr. Aldridge’s, 264, Regent street; and at Miss Bruce’s residence, 38, Great Marlborough-street.
The Morning Post (April 25, 1833): 1.
MISS BRUCE has the honour to announce that her SOIREES MUSICALES will take place under the Patronage of
| Her Grace the Duchess of Lein- | The Rt. Honourable the Lady |
| ster | Ongley |
| The Most Noble the Dowager | The Right Hon. the Lady |
| Marchioness of Salisbury | Montfort |
| The Right Hon. the Dowager | The Right Hon. the Lady Louisa |
| Countess Poulett | Harvey |
| The Right Hon. the Dowager | The Hon. Mrs. Donovan |
| Countess St. Germans | The Hon. Miss Jervis |
| The Right Hon. the Countess | Lady Hamlyn Williams |
| Stradbroke | Lady Hyde East |
| The Right Hon. the Countess | Lady Gore Ouseley |
| Morley | Lady Kerrison |
| The Right Hon. the Viscountess | Lady Flint |
| St. Vincent | Lady Pocock |
| The Right Hon. the Lady | Miss Harvey, |
| Maryborough |
At the Residence of J, Taylor, Esq., No. 30, George-street, Hanover-square, on THURSDAY, May 9th; MONDAY, May 20th; and MONDAY, June 3d, 1833; to commence at Nine o’Clock; under the Direction of Sir George Smart.
The following eminent Performers are engaged:—Principal Vocal Performers: Madame Cinti Damoreau, Madame de Meric, Miss H. Cawse, and Miss Bruce; Signor Donzelli, Signor Begrez, Mr. Horncastle, Signor de Begnis, Signor Giubilei, Mr. Purday, Mr. Stretton, and Mr. Parry, jun.
Principal Instrumental Performers: Pianoforte, Mr. Moscheles, Mr. Weippert, and Mr. Holmes; Violin, Mr. Mori and Mr. Blagrove; Flute, Mr. Nicholson and Mr. Dressler; Guitar, Mr. Pelzer; Harp, Mr. Nielson.
Miss Bruce intends offering engagements to Madame Pasta.
Tickets for the Series, One Guinea; Single Tickets for a Concert, Half-a-Guinea; to be had at Messrs. Mori and Lavenu’s 28, New Bond-street; Mr. Aldridge’s, 264, Regent-street; and at Miss Bruce’s Residence, 38, Great Marlborough-street.
The Morning Post (May 6, 1833): 1.
MISS BRUCE has the honour to announce that her SOIREES MUSICALES will take place, under the Patronage of
| Her Grace the Duchess of Lein- | The Rt. Honourable the Lady |
| ster | Ongley |
| The Most Noble the Dowager | The Right Hon. the Lady |
| Marchioness of Salisbury | Montfort |
| The Right Hon. the Dowager | The Right Hon. the Lady Louisa |
| Countess Poulett | Harvey |
| The Right Hon. the Dowager | The Hon. Mrs. Donovan |
| Countess St. Germans | The Hon. Miss Jervis |
| The Right Hon. the Countess | Lady Hamlyn Williams |
| Stradbroke | Lady Hyde East |
| The Right Hon. the Countess | Lady Gore Ouseley |
| Morley | Lady Kerrison |
| The Right Hon. the Viscountess | Lady Flint |
| St. Vincent | Lady Pocock |
| The Right Hon. the Lady | Miss Harvey, |
| Maryborough |
And for which the following eminent Performers are engaged: Vocal—Madame Pasta, Miss H. Cawse, and Miss Bruce; Signor Begrez, Mr. Horncastle, Mr. Stretton, Mr. Parry, jun., and Signor de Begnis. Instrumental—Pianoforte, Mr. Moscheles; Violin, Mr. Blagrove; Flute, Mr. Nicholson; Guitar, Mr. Pelzer and Mr. Neuland.
Tickets. Half-a-Guinea, may be obtained at Messrs. Mori and Lavenu’s 28, New Bond-street; Mr. Aldridge’s, 264, Regent-street; and at Miss Bruce’s Residence, 38, Great Marlborough-street.
The Morning Post (May 17, 1833): 1.
MISS BRUCE has the honour to announce that her SOIREES MUSICALES will take place, under the Patronage of
| Her Grace the Duchess of Lein- | The Right Hon. the Lady |
| ster | Maryborough. |
| The Most Noble the Dowager | The Right Hon. the Lady |
| Marchioness of Salisbury | Montfort |
| The Right Hon. the Dowager | The Right Hon. the Lady Louisa |
| Countess Poulett | Harvey |
| The Right Hon. the Dowager | The Hon. Mrs. Donovan |
| Countess St. Germans | The Hon. Miss Jervis |
| The Right Hon. the Countess | Lady Hamlyn Williams |
| Stradbroke | Lady Hyde East |
| The Right Hon. the Countess | Lady Gore Ouseley |
| Morley | Lady Kerrison |
| The Right Hon. the Viscountess | Lady Flint |
| St. Vincent | Lady Pocock |
| The Rt. Honourable the Lady | Miss Harvey, |
| Ougley |
At the Residence of J. Taylor, Esq., No. 30, George-street, Hanover-square, on MONDAY, May 20; and MONDAY, June 3; to commence at Nine o’Clock, under the Direction of Sir George Smart.
The following eminent Performers are engaged:—Principal Vocal Performers: Madame Pasta, Madame de Meric, Miss H. Cawse, and Miss Bruce; Signor Donzelli, Signor Begrez, Mr. Horncastle, Signor de Begnis, Mr. Purday, Mr. Stretton, Mr. Parry, jun.
Principal Instrumental Performers: Pianoforte, Mr. Moscheles and Mr. Holmes; Violin, Mr. Wolff and Mr. Blagrove; Flute, Mr. Nicholson; Harp, Mr. Nielson.
Tickets One Guinea; Single Tickets for a Concert, Half-a-Guinea; to be had at Messrs. Mori and Lavenu’s, 28, New Bond-street; Mr. Aldridge’s, 264, Regent-street; and at Miss Bruce’s Residence, 38, Great Marlborough-street.
The Morning Post (May 20, 1833): 3.
Miss BRUCE’S Second Soirée Musicale, at 30, George-street.
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