The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04 00:00:00

from Rossini's Opera .. Jullien
"Le Carnival de
Paganini

lion by Ernest
The Hyacinth," composed

HERR KCENIG

SOLO CORNET A PISTONS.. From Spohr's Opera of
Faust.' This highly successful Cavatina has, du-
ring the past Season, been sung at the Philharmo-
nic, the Ancient Concerts, by the extraordinary
Vocalists He Pischek
rd
Syerioxy.."The Allegretto from Beethoven's Sym-
phony,v
in A Beethoven
„IN EW POLKA.. "Tile German Polka"
,LUADRILLE.." The British Navy."—No. 1. The Part-
ing Gun • Weighing Anchor; Setting Sail ; The
• Boatswain's Whistle.—No. 2. The Man-of-War's
Hornpipe, You Gentlemen of England.'—No. 3.
A sail in sight; Hailed and spoken with; Parting;
Distant Greeting.—No. 4. "The Bay of Biscay,"
'
with Solos by Mr. RICHARDSON, Herr SONNE-
BERo, and Ilerr RCENIG.—No. 5. "The English
Fleet," introducing the air, the origin of Gunpow-
der, as formerly sung by Mr. Incledon, performed
on the New Instrument the Serpentcleide, by
Mons. PROSPERE.—VULCAN'S FORGE: Manning
the Yards, with three Cheers by the Crew
FINALF

11.
OPERA.. Grand Selection fromPART Bellini's Opera "La
Sonnambula," with Solos for Flute, Clarinet, and
Cornet-a-Piston by Mr. Richardson, Herr Sonnem-
berg, and Herr Koenig
NEW POLKA.. " The Cricket Polka"
SOLO SERPENTCLEIDE, M. Prospere.. Die Fanenwacht,
"The Standard Bearer," performed by M. Prospere
on tl* new instrument called the Serpentcleide.
This highly successful Song has, during the past
season, been sung at the Philharmonic, the Ancient
and other London Concerts, by that extraordinary
German Vocalist Herr Pischek Lindpainto
QUADRILLE.. "The New Mazurka Quadrille," lately
introduced by M. E. Coulon
SOLO FLUTE.. On Scotch Melodies, with three brilliant
variations Richardson
GALOP.. " La Fiu du Bal" Barret
The Great Concert Hall will be thrown open at Seven o'clock
the Concert to commence at Half-past Seven.
Admission to the Body Free.
Reserved Seats may be had in the Gallery of the Great Con
cert-hall. Admission, 2s.

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