Third Subscription Concert
Bath: Assembly Rooms
Time: Evening
↓Programme
| Air, ‘Friend of the Brave’ | Mr. Rolle | |
| Free Piano Fantasia | Mr. Moscheles | |
| Flute Fantasia incl. ‘God save the King!’ | Miss Cawse | Drouet |
| Piano Concerto | Mr. Moscheles | Moscheles |
| Principal Vocalist: Miss Goodall, Miss H. Cawse; Messrs. Begrez, Comer, Rolle |
| Principal Instrumentalists: Messrs. Moscheles, Schultz and his two sons |
| Leader: Mr. John Loder; Conductor: Mr. Windsor |
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Encores: Air, ‘Friend of the Brave’—Mr. Rolle
Air—Miss H. Cawse
Charlotte: Wirklich reist er am 2. Januar ab; zuerst nach Bath, wo wieder Alles mit dem gewöhnlichen Erfolg verläuft, sodass der ersten Improvisation eine zweite folgen muss. Die nächste Concertstation (3. Januar) war Liverpool. Es wird von Interesse sein, die Beschreibung dieser Reise in Moscheles’ eigenen Worten ungekürzt wiederzugeben, weil sie die Beschwerlichkeiten, die damals mit einer grösseren Reise verknüpft waren und von denen unser Dampfzeitalter sich kaum mehr einen Begriff machen kann, eindringlich vorführt.[1] [AML I, 112.]
[1] According to Charlotte, Moscheles performed in Liverpool on January 3, and the previous day in Bath. Yet the concert in Bath was advertised for January 3, and there are not any advertisements for a concert in Liverpool at the time.
Advertisements
The Bath Chronicle (December 29, 1825): 3.
The Third Subscription Concert
WILL take place on TUESDAY EVENING NEXT,
the 3d of JANUARY, 1826.
PRINCIPAL VOCAL PERFORMERS:
Miss GOODALL, (her LAST Performance in Bath;).
Miss H. CAWSE,
(Pupil of Sir GEORGE SMART, from the London Oratorios and Concerts;)
Signor BEGREZ,
Mr. COMER, and Mr. ROLLE,
The Managers have the gratification to announce, that
Mr. MOSCHELES
Will perform, positively for this Night only, (in consequence of his
engagement in Dublin,) a CONCERTO on the PIANO-FORTE,
and a GRAND EXTEMPORANEOUS FANTASIA.
Miss CAWSE,
Whose astonishing Performance at the late Hereford Festival excited the
greatest applause and approbation,
Will play the FANTASIA on the FLUTE, in which is introduced
the Air of ‘God save the King!’ with Variations by DROUET.
Leader OF THE BAND, …… Mr. LODER
Conductor, …………… Mr. WINDSOR.
Keenes’ Bath Journal and General Advertiser (January 2, 1826): 3.
The Third Subscription Concert.
WILL take place on NEXT TUESDAY
EVENING, the 3d of JANUARY, 1826.
PRINCIPAL VOCAL PERFORMERS:
Miss GOODALL, (her last Performance in Bath.
Miss H. CANN,
(Pupil of Sir George Smart, from the London Oratorios
and Concerts)
Signor BEGREZ,
Mr. COMER, and Mr. ROLLE,
The Managers have the gratification to announce, that
Mr. MOSCHELLES,
Will perform, positively for this night only, (in consequence of his engagement in Dublin,) a CONCERTO on the PIANO-FORTE, and a GRAND EXTEMPORANEOUS FANTASIA.
Miss CANN,
Whose astonishing Performance at the late Hereford Festival excited the greatest applause and approbation, will play the FANTASIA on the FLUTE, in which is introduced the Air of ‘God save the King!’ with Variations by DROUET.
Leader of the Band, …… Mr. LODER
Conductor, …………… Mr. WINDSOR.
Review
The Bath Chronicle (January 5, 1826): 3.
Mr. LODER’S Benefit Concert took place last evening the Rooms, and was attended by the principal persons of taste and fashion in Bath, for whom a rich treat was provided by the worthy leader and director of the Subscription Concerts. We regret that owing to a particular accident to our manuscript we ate not able at present enter into further particulars of this very admirable performance, which afforded to all present the utmost gratification, and was highly creditable to the distinguished taste and talents of Mr. Loder.
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