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London, England, 1811-02-27 00:00:00

NUMBER 7481]

ORATORIOS.

NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
THE SECOND PERFORMANCE will be on
I FRIDAY NEXT, MARCH 1, when will be performed
' A GRAND SELECTION,

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In which Madame CATALANI will sing, for the first time, the
favour:ft Air 1. Non vi terhate," (Gluck)—the Grand Scene
" As front the pool er of sacred lays," and the celebrated Bra-
vura " Frenar vorrci."
Airs. DICKONS, " Tyrants would," " Farewell ye limpid
springs," and " Oh had I Juhars lyre."
Mrs. BLAND, (firs: time) "Ye lovely pupils." I. C. Bach.
And Mr. Braham, '6 Lord, remember David," the oelehrated
'.cone" Deeper and deeper still," from the Oratorio of.lephtha.
I ile Last Word: of Marmion; and Dr. 13oyce's favourite Duct
" Together let us range," with Mrs. niceties.
The Second Act will commence with the First Movement of
Gl2 AUN'S TE DEUM.
Several Grand Chorus,es will he introduced from Handel, Haydn,
and the Motet " O. Goo, when thou appearest," by Mozart.
r 7 Farther particulars tvill be announced in future Bills.
Principal Vocal Performers;
Madame CATALANI,
Mrs. BLAND, Master HOWE,
and Mrs. DICLONS.
Mr..BRAHAM,
Mr. GARBF.TT, (from the Bath Concerts; his first appearancej
Mr. PYNE, Mr. 'FINNEY, and Mr. BELLAMY.
Leader of tke Band, Mr. ASHLEY ; Qrgan, Mr. J. ASHLEY.
Doors to be opened at Six, and the Performance to commence
at Seves• precisely.
Bores 73..-A'lt 33. Gd. Gallery .f.s. Upper Gallery Is.
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-
°ace, in Prince's Place.
*a° The Theatrical Orchestra will be added to the Pit.
N.B. The Free List of this Theatre does not extend to the
Oratorios.

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