The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-12
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SHAKSPERIAN READTNG.-MIsS up.
~ TON will readthe Tragedy of MACBETH.
at the Exchange Concert Room, THIS (Thursdsyl
Evening, February 10, 1852 Reading will CON-
mence at half past o'clock. Admission, so cents
Tickets may be had at the Bookstores and the door
Of the Hall. = ~ s' g. To- 10
EXCHANGE CONCERT ROOM
A MOTHER GRAND MUSICAL FEsTI
a VAL.-MAD'LLE TERESA PARODI
respectfully announces that by the urgent request
OF great number of distinguished families, she
has DECIDED to delay her departure and give one
on FRIDAY EVENING" 10 b inst. at the Excbsnse
Concert Room, on which occasion she will be AZ
sisted by the eminent Vocalist,
Mad'lle. Amnlia Patti,
From the Aston Place Opera House, New York,
Mtska Hauser,
The Great Pianist, Director and Conductor
MAURICE STRAKOSCH.
Ire eminent Pianist and Composer
The programme will contain Gems from the
great Masters of Sacred, Classical and Popular mu
sic, and will be the most interesting and varied
ever offered in this city.
MAD'SELLE TERESA PARODI will sing for
The first time in Richn and, the fa,nous Aria II
know that my Redemer liveth," from Handers
masterwork, "The Messiah" in English
The beautiful Romanza, Robert toi que paime /"
from Robert je Diable by Meyerbeer, in Greek and
the celebrated Drinking Song from ola Temples
MAD'SELLE AMALIA PATTI will sing the ia
vorite Ballads, al asst Rose of Summer" and "Com.
in through the Rye
PROGRAMME-PART I.
|. Grand Fantasia, on airs from Lucia di Lam.
mermoor," composed and executed by Maurice
StrakOsch.
2. "Oh vert thou but my own 10 re-" beautiful
English Song, sung by Mad'selle Amalia Patti
3 Fantasia ON lines, by DoniZetti, composed and
executed by Mska Hauser.
A. 81 know that my Reedeemer Liyeth," from
Handers messiah" sung in English, by Mad
sele Teresa Parodi.
PART II.
l. "'Tis the last Rose of Summer sung by Mad.
sele Amalia Patti
2. "La Ramapauella," Cappriccio D Concerto,
composed and executed by Mska Hauser.
B. Robert tot que Jaime" sung in French by
Mad'seile Teresa Parod
4. Duetto on airs from 'Guiaume Tell" for Piano
and Viol n, executed by Maurice Strakosch and
Miska Hauser.
S. Duetto from Mozarts Opera, ale Nozze di Figa
ro," sung by Mad'selles Teresa Parodi and Anna
liza Patti.
PART III.
L. ''The Bird on the Tree" Capriccio written for
Little Children, composed and executed by Mis-
ka Hauser
2. "Comin' through the Rye, favorite Scotch
Ballad, sung by Msd'selle Amalia Patti.
3. The famous Drinking Song, from "La Tempes.
ia" sung by Madsele Teresa Parodi.
4. The Carneyal of Venice" composed and exc.
cuted by Maurice Strakosch.
5. Duetto from Donizett's grand Opera "Mara Pa
dilla, sung by Mad'selle Teresa Parodi and
Amalia Patti.
Tickets of admission 81. To be had at the
principal Hotels, Book and Music Stores.
Doors open at half past o'clock. Concert to
commence at half-past o'clock.
ER@ No more tickets will be sold than the room
can comfortably hold 70 Int