The Sun.
London, England, 1808-05-03 00:00:00

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•
mit. HARRISON most respedfully acquaints
the Nobility, Gentry, and his Friends in general, that,
his ANNUAL CONCERT will ,be performed is tie G rear
Room, on. FRIDAY NEXT, the 6th of Ma). The, Per-
formance will be on the Grand, Scale of former years. A
List of the many Eminent Performers, Vocal and Instru.
mental, has been already published.
• ACT I.
New Grand Sinfonie (MS.)—Romberg.
Mpsic in Macbeth. ,The Solo Parts by Mrs. Vaughan
and Mr. Bellamy.—Locke.
Canzonet (by particular desire), Mr. Harrison and Mr. Bar.
tleinan, " I, my dear, was horn to:day."—Travers.
Rocit. and Cavatina (MS.), Madame Bianchi, " Oh quarto
c mai clificile."—Mayer.
Favourite 'Motet, " Methinks I hear the full celestial choir.' 6

—Dr. Crotch. •
Duet for Harp and Piano Forte (for that night only), Miss
Harrison and Miss' Emma Harrison.—Steibelt. - -
New Glee (never performed), " Tile. Fairies," with an Ac-
companiment for two Performers on one Piano Forte.—
Sir I. Stevenson, plus. D. Dublin.
Song, Mrs. Billington, " Praise the Lord," accompanied on
the Organ by Mr. Greatorex.—Handel. •
New Glee (M S.). " lisadly thinking." Irish Air, harr.o-
nized.for lour Voices by Mr. Harrison.
Air, Mrs. Billington, and .IYouble Chorus, " The horse atld
his rider."—Handel. -

'. • ACT 11.
Opening of Grand Te Drum. --G ratin.
Cantata, Mr. Harrison, " See from the silent grove Alexis
. tl'es' " accompanied on the Violoncello by Mr. Lindh:y.7-
Dr. Pepuseli.
New Glee (never . performed), from the faiourite Song of
" Faithless Emma," harmonized for four Voices by Mr.
Greatorex, and to be sung by Mrs. 13illingtoir, Mr. W.
Knyvett, Mr. Harrison, and Mr. liartleinan
Recit. and Song, Mr. Ilartleman, " t).ngel. of Life."-Dr.
Callcott.
Concerto Violin, Mr. Weichsel..-;-Ceminiani.
Favourite New Glee (MS.) for tour .Voices, " There's
something in that bonny face, l.asue !"—Horslcy.
Celebrated Cantata, Mrs. Billingten, " Mad lies."—Pur.

cell. ,
Favourite Glee, " Peace to the With of the heroes."--Dr.
Callcott. -
Grand Choius from the• Messiah, " Hallelujah!"—Handel.
The Doors will be opened at Seven, and the Performance
commence exaelly at Hight o'Clock.
Ticket:,.' Halt-a Guinea each, to be had of Mt. Harrison,
at his House, No. 19,• Percy-street, Bedford-square • and at
the Music Shops of Messrs. liirchall, Dale, and elementi
and-Co. Also at Mr. Kelly's Musical Saloon.
No inure Tickets. will be issued than the Room can well
accommodate.

Mr. Townsend will attend at the head of the Police.

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