The republic., 1852-06-30
GRAND CONCERT.

GRAND CONCERT.
MIR JK GOODALL, Musical Director of the
lV1 National Theatre, begs to announce that, in
compliance with many nattering requests, lac will
(give Grand Concert on
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
fcuH compositions; Violoncelo, MIR. GOODALL;
Pianist, MIR. KLEY.
PROGRAMME.
4 1. The celebrated "Adagio and Rondo," from
Mcndeshon's Violin Concerto, performed by
Master Goodall.
2. Aria in the Siahat Mater, "Pro peccatis suae
gentis". Observation-Disclosures. M lie lie Petit
10. Grand Fantasia, Piano Forte from the opera Of
"Don Giovanni" Ly Thalberg. perfo rmed by
Mr.. Kley J
a The popular song of Constance composed by
q. Linley, and sung by. ....... MILE lie Petit ]
(5 Two of Paganini's Studies 'of the most diff J
cult character" performed by Master Goodall
TO- song, "Madoiine .......-... Vile Lc Petit ),
Intermission Of ten minutes.
PART H.
II. Grand Sonata, for "Volin and Violoncelo >"
composed by Correlli, performed by
Mr. Goodall and his little Son.
f. Song, "A lowly youth" composed by Wallace
from the Opera of Maritana . Mile lie Petit
Norma" composed and executed by
Mr. Kley. .
|4 Irish Ballad-"Terencc's Farewell to Kathleen"
Mile lie Petit.
IS Grand Fantasia, Violin, composed by Mayseder .
OPP. 40, as performed by Ernst, Master G Gooda III
|6 Ballad" Sandy and Jenny. 'lle Lc Petit.
H. Aria Mlitaire, and Grand Rondo, with brilliant
variations, composed by Paganni, and per
formed entirely on one string by
June % Master Goodnll
cosrKsrs.
L. Submarine G geography - Hcsssssod Forss.
z Wanderer in Syria-A0sn1um.
8 Letters Of Mrs. Piozxi- Gentlsmen's Maga-
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5. Osborn's Arctic Journal-Specfator.
6. Uncle Toms Cabin-Boston Post, Southern
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7. Fardorougha, the Mser-Dablia Uhipersity
MGga zine
s. Swift, Stella, and vancssa-Eiza Cooks
Journal
9. David Macbeth Moir-Tairs Magarine
10. Midnight Mass-BentIey's Miseeiany.
IL. BENZ Bn-Ali-Tnfs Magazine.
With Poetry and Short Articles.
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