The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-07-01
GRAND CONCERT.

MIR. J.K. GOODALL. Musical Director Of the
wi National Theatre, begs to announce that, in
with many fiatteriDg requests, he will
give Grand Concert on ,.-.,--s4
THURSDAY EVENING,
Assisted by the following eminent talent; Mile
LIE PETIT, the celebrated Contralto. from the
Antient and other Concerts, Dublin; Solo Violin.
Master GOODALL, who upon this occasion will
make his debut, performing five of the most diff
cult compositions; Violoncello, Mr.. GOODALL;
Pianist, Mr.. KLEY.
PROGRAMME.
FART
j. The celebrated "Adagio and Rondo," from
Mcndeshon's Violin Concerto, performed BY,
Master Goodall.
2. Aria in the stabat Mater, ''Pro peccatis suae
gentis". MILE lie Petit
3. Grand Fantasia, Piano Forte, from the opera Of
"Don Giovanni" by Thalberg. performed by
Mr.. Kley.
a The popular song of Constance composed by
G.. Liney, and sung by. ..... MILE LIE Petit.
5. Two OF Paganini's Studies. "of the most diff
cult character" performed by Master Goodall
b. song, "Madoline'.. .M'lle lie Petit,
Intermission of ten minutes.
L. Grand Sonata. for "Violin and violoncello,' %
composed by Correlli. performed by
Mr. Goodal and his little Son.
2. Song, ga lowly YOUTH" composed by Wallace,
from the Opera Of Mariana. =. MILE LIE Petit
3. Grand Fantasia Variante, from the Opera of
"Norma," composed and executed BY.
MT. hley.
4 Irish Ballad-'Terence's Farewell to X athleen,'
... ..... MILE Lc Petit.
5 Grand Fantasia, Violin, composed by Mayseder,
OPP. 40, as performed by Ernst, Master Goodall
g. Bailadm"sandy and Jenny" Mile LIE Petit.
T. Aria Militaire, and Grand Rondo, with brilliant
variations, composed by Paganini, and per-
formed entirely on one string BY
June 90 Master Goodal
A CARD.-In consequence of the death of Mr..
IA CLAY, the Concert advertised by the sub
scriber, to take place this evening at Caruai's Sa
loon, must of course be postponed. Arrangements
are made for the performance, with increased at.
ractions, on Saturday evening next, at same place
md hour. j. X. GOODALL
July
LIVING AGE-No. 4a5-1as cts.
CONTENTS
|. Submarine Geography Household pords.
2. Wandcrer in Syria-AHten9tm.
3. Letters Of Mrs Piozzi- Genflemen's Maya
zine.
L. Queechy-TaiPs Magazine.
g. Osborn's Arctic Journal-Spectator. -.
g. Uncle Toms Cabin-BOstOn Post, Southern
Press, and Iaifs Magazine.
T. Fardorougha, the Miser-Dublin University
Magazine. .... III
S. swift, Stella, and Vanessa-Eisa Cooks
Journal.
g. David Macbeth Moir-Iairs Magazine.
TO- Midnight Mass-Bentleu's Miscellany.
IL. BENZ Bn- Ali-1airs Magasine.
With Poetry and Short Articles.
WAsHINaroN, December 81, lS45
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prehension, includes portraiture Of the human
mind in the utmost expansion ofthe present age
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