3 January 1835

Vocal and Instrumental Grand Music Concert

 

Bristol: Assembly Rooms, Clifton

Time: Morning, One o’Clock

Tickets: Family Ticket to admit four, 1 Guinea; Single, 6s.

↓Programme

Bolero, ‘Ouvrez c’est nous’	Mme Stockhausen	Dessauer
Clarionet Fantasia	Mr. Hervey
Duets	Messrs. Machin, Sapio
Free Piano Fantasia	Mr. Moscheles
From Robert le diable Cavatina, ‘Idole de ma vie’	Mme Stockhausen (first appearance in Bristol)	Meyerbeer
From The Creation Recit. and air, ‘With verdure clad’	Mme Stockhausen	Haydn
Piano Concerto	Mr. Moscheles	Moscheles
Song	Mr. Machin
Song	Mr. Sapio
Swiss Airs	Mme Stockhausen Harp Accompaniment: Mr. Stockhausen
Violin and Harp Duet	Messrs. Loder, Stockhausen

Principal Vocalists: Mme Stockhausen (first appearance in Bristol); Messrs. T. Edwards, Machin, Sapio

Principal Instrumentalists: Messrs. Hervey, Loder, Moscheles, Stockhausen

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Advertisements

Bristol Mercury (December 20, 1834): 3.

MORNING CONCERT.

ASSEMBLY ROOMS, CLIFTON.

THE Nobility, Gentry, and Public of Clifton, Bristol,

and their Vicinities, are respectfully acquainted that

A GRAND CONCERT

Of VOCAL and INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC,

Will take place at the above Rooms

On SATURDAY Morning, January 3, 1835;

On which occasion the following very eminent Vocalists will have

the honour of performing:—

Madame STOCKHAUSEN,

(Her First and Positively Only Appearance)

Mr. SAPIO, Mr. T. EDWARDS,—AND

Mr. MACHIN,

Principal Singers at the Musical Festivals and Public Concerts,

London.

The Celebrated Mr. MOSCHELES

Will Perform a

GRAND CONCERTO and an EXTEMPORANEOUS FANTASIA

On the Piano-Forte,

POSITIVELY his ONLY PERFORMANCE.

Madame STOCKHAUSEN will Sing “With verdure clad,” Haydn; the celebrated Bolero, “Ouvrez, Ouvrez,” Dessauer; Cavatina, “Idole de mai vie,” “Robert le Diable,” Meyerbeer; and several NATIONAL SWISS AIRS, accompanied on the HARP by

Monsieur STOCKHAUSEN.

Mr. SAPIO and Mr. MACHIN, will Sing several New and

Popular Songs, and Duettos.

Mr. HERVEY will perform a FANTASIA on the Clarionet;

And Mr. LODER and Mons. STOCKHAUSEN

A Duet for Violin and HARP.

The Concert will commence precisely at One o’Clock.

A Family Ticket, to admit Four, One Guinea; Single Tickets, Six Shillings; to be had at the Music Warehouses of Messrs Hodges, and Mr. Howell, Clare-Street; and Mr. Moutrie, College-Green, Bristol, and at the Royal Hotel, Clifton.

Bristol Mirror (December 20, 1834): 3.

MORNING CONCERT.

ASSEMBLY ROOMS, CLIFTON.

THE Nobility, Gentry, and Public of Clifton, Bristol,

and their Vicinities, are respectfully acquainted that

A GRAND CONCERT

OF VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC,

Will take place at the above Rooms

On SATURDAY Morning, January 3, 1835;

On which occasion the following very eminent Vocalists will have

the honour of performing:

MADAME STOCKHAUSEN,

(Her first and positively only Appearance)

Mr. SAPIO, Mr. T. EDWARDS,

AND

Mr. MACHIN,

Principal Singers at the Musical Festivals and Public Concerts,

London.

The celebrated Mr. MOSCHELES

will Perform a Grand Concerto and an Extemporaneous Fantasia

on the Piano Forte, positively his only performance

Madame STOCKHAUSEN

 will Sing “With verdure clad,” Haydn; the celebrated Bolero, “Ouvrez, Ouvrez,” Dessauer; Cavatina, “Idole de mai vie,” “Robert le Diable,” Meyerbeer; and

SEVERAL NATIONAL SWISS AIRS,

accompanied on the HARP by Monsieur STOCKHAUSEN.

Mr. SAPIO and Mr. MACHIN,

Will Sing several New and Popular Songs and Duettos.

Mr. HERVEY

Will perform a FANTASIA on the Clarionet;

And

Mr. LODER and Mons. STOCKHAUSEN

A Duet for Violin and Harp.

The Concert will commence precisely at One o’clock.

A Family Ticket, to admit Four, One Guinea; Single Tickets, Six Shillings; to be had at the Music Warehouses of Messrs HODGES, and Mr. HOWELL, Clare-Street; and Mr. MOUTRIE, College-Green, Bristol, and at the Royal Hotel, Clifton.

Bristol Mercury (December 27, 1834): 2.

GRAND CONCERT

OF VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC,

On SATURDAY Morning next, January 3.

At the HOTEL ASSEMBLY ROOMS, CLIFTON,

[*] THE CELEBRATED

MADAME STOCLHAUSEN,

Mr. SAPIO Mr. MACHIN,

MONSIEUR STOCKHAUSEN

AND

Mr. MOSCHELES,

Will perform, and positively on this occasion only.

IT is respectfully announced, that this Concert will commence precisely at One o’clock, and that no more Tickets will be issued than the Room can conveniently accommodate.