6 January 1829

Third Subscription Concert

 

Bath: Assembly Rooms

Time: Evening, Eight o’Clock

Tickets: 7s. each, Gallery, 3s.

Programme

*From Il sacrificio d’Abramo: Recit. and  
Aria, ‘Ah parlate, che forse tacendo’  		Miss ChildeCimarosa
Part I  
Piano Fantasia, The Recollections of Ireland
with Orchestral Accompaniments  		Mr. MoschelesMoscheles
Part II  
Free Piano FantasiaMr. Moscheles 
Principal Vocalists: Miss Childe, Miss Farrar (her last performance this season); Mr. B. Taylor Curioni
Principal Instrumentalists: Messrs. Bochsa, Gutteridge, Moscheles
Leader: Mr. John Loder; Conductor: Mr. Windsor

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Programme Notes: The piano brand was Érard.

Moscheles: Certainly I thought myself so much out of practice that I doubted my success; the public, however, thought otherwise. [RMM, 148.]

Account book (1829)

Von Mr. Loder für mein Spielen im Bath Concert 30 Guineas, und nach Abzug der Reisekosten für mich ŭ Charlotte ŭ einigen kleinen Geschenken für Coffield ŭ den Kindern    —     —    —    —   £20.15.—

H. R.

Advertisement

Keenes’ Bath Journal (January 5, 1829): 2.

ASSEMBLY ROOMS, BATH.

THE Subscribers and the Public are

Most respectfully acquainted, that the

FIFTH SUBSCRIPTION CONCERT

Of Vocal and Instrumental Music

Will take place on TUESDAY Evening next, Jan. 6

Directors.—Gen. Sir Wm. Cockburn, bt.; Admiral

Sir. H. Hayntun; Lieutenant-Colonel Kayne.

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PRINCIPAL VOCAL PERFORMERS:

Miss CHILDE,

(Of the Philharmonic Concerts, and Italian Opera,

Theatre-Royal, Lyceum, London;)

Miss FARRAR,

(Her last Performance this Season;)

Mr. BIANCHI TAYLOR,

(Of the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden, his first Performance

At these Concerts;)

Mr. MILLAR, and Mr. SEGUIN.

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In Part First, Mr. MOSCHELES will perform, on the Piano-Forte, his celebrated composition, “The RECOLLECTIONS of IRELAND;” and in Part Second, a FANTASIA, EXTEMPORE.

Leader     . . . . . Mr. LODER.

Piano-Forte . . . Mr. WINDSOR.

The Doors will be opened at Seven, and the Concert commence at Eight o’Clock.—Tickets, 7s.  each—Gallery, 3s.—to be had at Loder’s Music Warehouse, and at the Rooms.

☞ The Subscribers are respectfully requested to take out their Subscription Tickets at the Rooms, on the Monday previous to the Concert.

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.