Ignaz Moscheles’ Second Grand Concert
Dublin: Rotunda
Time: Evening
Tickets: 7s.
↓Programme
| Fantaisie et variations sur Au clair de la lune with Orchestral Accompaniments | Mr. Moscheles | Moscheles |
| Free Piano Fantasia | Mr. Moscheles | |
| Piano Concerto No.4 in E major | Mr. Moscheles | Moscheles |
| Piano and Violoncello Concertante | Messrs. Moscheles, Pigott | Mayseder |
| Principal Vocal: Mrs. Ashe, Miss Ashe; Mr. Lichtenthal |
| Principal Instrumentalists: Messrs. Ashe, J. Barton, Moscheles, Pigott |
| Leader: Mr. James Barton; Conductor: Mr. William Walsh |
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Advertisements
Dublin Evening Mail (January 16, 1826): 2.
ROTUNDA.
Under the immediate Patronage of his Excellency the LORD LIEUTENANT and the Marchioness WELLESLEY.
MR. MOSCHELES, Professor of the Royal Academy of Music in London, has the honour to announce, that in consequence of the flattering reception he has met with in Dublin, he has induced to prolong his stay, for the purpose of giving a SECOND and LAST CONCERT which will take place on MONDAY Evening, JANUARY the 23d, 1826, when he will perform on the Grand Piano-forte, his Concerto, dedicated to the Empress of AUSTRIA; his Variations on the popular French Vaudeville: au clair de la lune, and (by particular desire) an Extemporaneous Fantasia.
Particulars will be announced in due time.
Tickets, 7s. each, to be had at all the principal Music Warehouses.
Saunders’s News-Letter (January 16, 1826): 3.
ROTUNDA.
UNDER THE IMMEDIATE PATRONAGE OF HIS
EXCELLENCY
THE LORD LIEUTENANT AND THE MARCHIONESS WELLESLEY.
MR. MOSCHELES,
PROFESSOR OF THE ROYAL ACADEMY OF
MUSIC IN LONDON,
HAS the honour to announce, that in consequence of the flattering reception he has met with in Dublin, he is induced to prolong his stay for the purpose of giving a
SECOND AND LAST
CONCERT,
Will take place
On MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 23d, 1826. When he will perform on the Grand Piano Forte, his Concerto, dedicated to the Empress of AUSTRIA; his Variations on the Popular French Vandeville—au clair de la lune, and (by particular desire) an Extemporaneous Fantasia.
Particulars will be announced in due time.
Tickets, 7s. each, to be had at all the principal Music Warehouses.
Dublin Evening Mail (January 18, 1826): 2.
ROTUNDA.
Under the immediate Patronage of his Excellency the LORD LIEUTENANT and the Marchioness WELLESLEY.
MR. MOSCHELES, Professor of the Royal Academy of Music in London, has the honour to announce, that his
SECOND AND LAST CONCERT
Will take place on MONDAY Evening, JANUARY the 23d, 1826, when he will perform on the Grand Piano-forte, his Concerto, dedicated to the Empress of AUSTRIA; his Variations on the popular French Vaudeville : au clair de la lune, Mayseder’s celebrated Concertante for the Piano-Forte and Violoncello, with Mr. Pigott, and (by particular desire) an Extemporaneous Fantasia.
Principal Vocal Performers—Mrs. and Miss Ashe, and Mr. Lichtenthal.
Tickets, 7s. each, to be had at all the principal Music Warehouses.
Saunders’s News-Letter (January 18, 1826): 3.
ROTUNDA.
UNDER THE IMMEDIATE PATRONAGE OF HIS
EXCELLENCY
THE LORD LIEUTENANT AND THE MARCHIONESS WELLESLEY.
MR. MOSCHELES,
PROFESSOR OF THE ROYAL ACADEMY OF
MUSIC IN LONDON,
Has the honour to announce, that his
SECOND AND LAST
CONCERT,
Will take place
On MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 23d, 1826. When he will perform on the Grand Piano Forte, his Concerto, dedicated to the Empress of AUSTRIA; his Variations on the Popular French Vandeville—au clair de la lune, Mayseder’s celebrate Concertante for the Piano Forte and Violoncello, with Mr. Pigott, and (by particular desire,) an Extemporaneous Fantasia.
Principal Vocal Performers, Mrs. and Miss Ashe, and Mr. Lichtenthal.
Tickets 7s. each—to be had at all the principal Music Warehouses.
Saunders’s News-Letter (January 20, 1826): 3.
ROTUNDA.
——
UNDER THE IMMEDIATE PATRONAGE OF HIS
EXCELLENCY
THE LORD LIEUTENANT AND THE
MARCHIONESS WELLESLEY.
MR. MOSCHELES,
PROFESSOR OF THE ROYAL ACADEMY OF
MUSIC IN LONDON,
Has the honour to announce, that his
SECOND AND LAST
CONCERT,
Will take place
On MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 23. When he will perform on the Grand Piano Forte, his Concerto, dedicated to the Empress of Austria, his Variations on the Popular French Vandeville, au clair de la lune, Mayseder’s celebrated Concertante for the Piano Forte and Violoncello, with Mr. Pigott, and (by particular desire,) an Extemporaneous Fantasia.
Principal Vocal Performers, Mrs. and Miss Ashe, and Mr. Lichtenthal.
Tickets 7s. each—to be had at all the principal Music Warehouses.
Dublin Evening Post (January 21, 1826): 2.
ROTUNDA.
Under the immediate Patronage of his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant and the Marchioness WELLESLEY.
MR. MOSCHELES, Professor of the Royal Academy of Music in London, has the honour to announce, that his
LAST CONCERT
Will take place on MONDAY EVENING NEXT, JANUARY the 23d, 1826, when he will perform on the Grand Piano Forte, his CONCERTO, dedicated to the Empress of Austria; his Variations on the popular French Vaudeville: Au Clair de la lune, Mayseder’s celebrated Concertante for the Grand Piano Forte, and Violoncello, with Mr. Pigott; and (by particular desire) an Extemporaneous Fantasia.
Principal Vocal Performers:
Mrs. and Miss ASHE, and Mr. LICHTENTHAL.
Principal Instrumentals Performers:
| Leader, … … | Mr. JAMES BARTON; |
| Principal Second Violin, | Mr. R. WALSH; |
| Principal Violoncello, | Mr. PIGOTT; |
| Principal Flute, … | Mr. ASHE. |
Several distinguished Amateurs have kindly consented to join the Band, which will be complete.
Mr. Walshe will preside at the Piano Forte.
Tickets, Seven Shillings each.
To be had at the principal Music Warehouses, and of Mr. Moscheles, 28, Westmorland-street.
Saunders’s News-Letter (January 21, 1826): 3.
ROTUNDA.
——
UNDER THE IMMEDIATE PATRONAGE OF HIS
EXCELLENCY
THE LORD LIEUTENANT AND THE
MARCHIONESS WELLESLEY.
MR. MOSCHELES,
PROFESSOR OF THE ROYAL ACADEMY OF
MUSIC IN LONDON,
Has the honour to announce, that his
SECOND AND LAST
CONCERT,
Will take place
On MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 23. When he will perform on the Grand Piano Forte, his Concerto, dedicated to the Empress of Austria, his Variations on the Popular French Vandeville, au clair de la lune, Mayseder’s celebrated Concertante for the Piano Forte and Violoncello, with Mr. Pigott, and (by particular desire,) an Extemporaneous Fantasia.
Principal Vocal Performers, Mrs. and Miss Ashe, and Mr. Lichtenthal.
Principal Instrumental Performers.
| Leader, … … | Mr. James Barton. |
| Principal Second Violin, | Mr. R. Walsh. |
| Principal Violoncello, | Mr. Pigott, |
| Principal Flute, … | Mr. Ashe. |
Several distinguished Amateurs have kindly consented to join the Band, which will be complete.
Mr. W. Walsh will preside at the Piano Forte.
Tickets, 7s. each—to be had at the principal Music Warehouses, and of Mr. Moscheles, 28, Westmorland-street.
Saunders’s News-Letter (January 23, 1826): 2.
ROTUNDA.
——
UNDER THE IMMEDIATE PATRONAGE OF HIS
EXCELLENCY
THE LORD LIEUTENANT AND THE
MARCHIONESS WELLESLEY.
MR. MOSCHELES,
PROFESSOR OF THE ROYAL ACADEMY OF
MUSIC IN LONDON,
Has the honour to announce, that his
SECOND AND LAST
CONCERT,
Will take place
ON THIS EVENING, JANUARY 23. When he will perform on the Grand Piano Forte, his Concerto, dedicated to the Empress of Austria, his Variations on the Popular French Vandeville, au clair de la lune, Mayseder’s celebrated Concertante for the Piano Forte and Violoncello, with Mr. Pigott, and (by particular desire,) an Extemporaneous Fantasia.
Principal Vocal Performers, Mrs. and Miss Ashe, and Mr. Lichtenthal.
Principal Instrumental Performers.
| Leader, … … | Mr. James Barton. |
| Principal Second Violin, | Mr. R. Walsh. |
| Principal Violoncello, | Mr. Pigott, |
| Principal Flute, … | Mr. Ashe. |
Several distinguished Amateurs have kindly consented to join the Band, which will be complete.
Mr. W. Walsh will preside at the Piano Forte.
Tickets, 7s. each—to be had at the principal Music Warehouses, and of Mr. Moscheles, 28, Westmorland-street.
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