The Sun.
London, England, 1857-10-29 00:00:00

nER MAJESTY'S THEA.TIZE.
JI7LL lEN'S CONCERTS.
MDLLE. JETTY TREFFZ.
Jullien has the honour to announce that his AYNI.7AL
ARIES of CONCERTS will ceannaexce TO-MORROW
(I'RIDAY), the 30th of October.
programme: PART I.—Overture, " Cierairamide "—Rossinii
N.slseg Sentimentales (Ist set), " Con stance " (first time o
as
Constance.
a beautiful
perrorivance in England)—M. Jullien. utth w
fooling that warmed the pale cheek of the 9"oifnl
and. least earthly
It was love was ho gentlest, tenderest,
essence. It was hopeless, she had never
for in herdhbrunalnyity
meaner motive
dreamed 01' return ; it was unalloynendedy
its whole existence in
of vanity or ;If interest, and surrounded
ee t devotion. 'Me young and
a spirit of the purest emdobonject of which it mi,ght dream in
losing heart reoeded souse
which it might lavish its great
its many lonely' Ilanr69
deep affection, ymnuony, Andante
wealth of fresh nd
eon Moto (Pilgrim's yarch—Contemplation and Prayer), from
"—Mendelssohn. Aria, "Batii,
ie " Sym ony
3011 e. :Jetty Treffa —Mozart. Polka,
.6itti" (Don Juan),
yazourka " (for the Arid. time in England)—Jullien. "The
F'olka-Mazourka is now ?ccepted. on the Continent, and is
sitanced at the Court bulls and fashionable circles of St.
Yetersburgh, Vienna, Berlin,b:nd Paris. It may be called the
Masourka.-Valse, as well M Polka-31azourka, which, like the
'Valise, can be danced by a single L'euple, requiring only the
*top and the music of the Arazourka, instead of the step of
th© Valse or Polka. This graceful dame., a.ore elegant than
the Polka, will doubtless contivne popular. The Polka-Ma-
zourka is not a composition of a professeur de dense, but was
lrigieat,ld by a curious incident at the State Ball given on the
oe.easion of the Coronation of his Imperial Majesty Alexander
111., at Moscow. A mazourka was commenced and soon in.
tempted by the want of unity in the performances of the
figures. The guests, front distant and different parts of Rus-
sia, having been accustomed to dance different kinds of figures,
it was impossible to proceed, when the Princess D , . and
pier illustrious partner for the dance, commenced valebag to
flihe music, with the step of the Mazourka. A few other
enuples followed the example, and soon the whole of the in-
vitees joined them—the effect was so pleasing that it was
repeated several times during that brilliant soiree. A name
was improvised for this dense improvises, and the Polka.
Mazourka has since become the rage in all fashionable re.
amions dansantes on the Continent." Symphony, Allegro and
Storm, from the " Pastoral Symphony "—Beethoven. Solo,
Instrumental. Quadrille, " The English"—Jullien. National
Anthem, " God save the King"—Dr. Bull.
PART 11. —New Operatic Selection from Mozart's Grand
opera, " Don Juan," arranged expressly for the present sea-
•son of M. Jullien's concerts at her Majesty's Theatre, with
Solos for MIL Lavigne, Hardy, Hughes, and Koenig. Ger-
man Lied, " The Recruit," Millie, Jetty Treffz- -ICucken..
'Valses Fentimentales (2d set), " Les Soupirs "
solo, Instrumental. Galop—D'Albert.
Prospectuses, with full particulars, may be had at the Box-
office of the Theatre ; of all the principal libraries ; and at
Jullien and Co.'s, 214, Regent-street.
knees of Admission—Promenade, Is; Upper Boxes, 15, ;
Gallery, Is. ; Dress Circle, 2s. 6d.; Private Boxes, 10s.
Cd. and upwards.