The Express.
London, England, 1849-04-06 00:00:00

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Mn. LIMENU'II ANNUAL CONCERT.—Thu concert
wee given last evening at Exeter Hall. It was got
up after the manner of the " Wednesday Concerto,"
and consisted chiefly of good and clerical manic, vary
well performed.
There was, in the first place, a selection from the
music in "The Tempest. Mies P. Horton, whose
of the character of drill made nch an
iimmpreotou performance
when this play was produced by Mr.
Macready
.at Covent Garden, sang several of the
airs belonging to the part very beautifully, especially
Where the bee sucks"; but the effect of " Full
fathom five thy father lies," and of " Come unto them
yellow 'ands" (nag by Miss Poole), was marled by
the want of a chorus. Tnere were then several mis-
cellaneous pieces, among which was the " Non pia
andrai," from Figaro," snag with great spirit and
effect by Mr. Whitworth, and " All is lost now," from
the " llmnambula," exquisitely given by Mr. Biros
Reeves. The first part of the concert finished with
Mr. Lavenu's overture, " &mai," a masterly and
effective composition, extremely well executed by
the orchestra. In the second part there was •i
selection from " Acie and Galatea, comprising so me
of the Onset airs in that charming work. " Love in
her eyes sits playing," and " Love sounds the alarm,"
wore sung by Mr. Reeves; " Hash ye pretty war-
bling char," by Mrs. Newton; "G radar than the
cherry," by Mr Whitworth; and "As when the
dove," by kliss.Poole—all of them were well exe-
cuted and wisely applauded. Besides these awl
some other lead pieces, there was a considerable
variety of issinaisatal music. Besides Mr. Lavenn's,
two other MMUS, were performed—Weber's " Ruler
Of the OW." end Reeraini's " Guillaume Tell." There
wwe seise an the violin by M. Balaton and Mr. V.
(dollies; sae an the lets by Mr. Richardson, and one
on the trembles by M. Cioffi. The instrumental bead
wee cameo% being not only numerically strong bat
entirely eiwpmed of eminent performers; and the
wheb eggagri, in its selection arrangements, and per.
imam* ed. Mr. Leven much credit.

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