Theater playbill for Miss Carlotta Patti in concert at the Tenth Street Baptist Church, Washington, November 19, 1861
Contributors: Strakosch, Amalie, performer; Centimeri, Sig., performer; Sanderson, Harry, performer; Schreiner, Carl, conductor; Polkinhorn, Henry, approximately 1813- printer; Tenth Street Baptist Church (Washington, D.C. : 1833-1861); Theater Playbills and Programs Collection (Library of Congress)
Publisher: H. Polkinhorn, Printer
Published: 1861
Place of publication: Washington
Language: eng
Other titles: Miss Carlotta Patti
Description: The building known as the Tenth St. Baptist Church between D and E Sts., within one square of the avenue. Tuesday ev'g, Nov. 19, '61. Miss Carlotta Patti. The public are respectfully informed that Miss Carlotta Patti the celebrated cantatrice, whose great success in the Academies of Music in New York, Philadelphia and Boston, has placed her in the front rank of living concert singers, will make her first appearance in Washington, at the above named place, Tuesday ev'g, Nov. 19. Grand Operatic concert. Miss Patti will be assisted on this occasion by Mme. Amalie Strakosch, Sig. Centimeri, the famous baritone, Harry Sanderson, the young American pianist. Director and conductor, Carl Schreiner ...
Notes: Title devised by Library staff from item.

In: American theater programs of the late 19th and 20th centuries (Library of Congress).
Table of contents: title: Programme: Part I. 1. Romanza: I due Foscari / Verdi (Sig. Centimeri); title: 2. Kathleen Mavourneen / F.N. Crouch (Mme. Amelia Strakosch); title: 3. Piano Solo: Fantasia from Semiramade / Rossini (Henry Sanderson); title: 4. Grand Aria: Sung by the Queen of Night in Magic Flute / Mozart (Miss Carlotta Patti); title: 5. L'Addio: Duetto / Donizetti (Mme. Strakosch and Sig. Centimeri); title: 6. March de Sacre, from the Prophet / Mayerbeer (Henry Sanderson); title: Part II. 7. Quanto Amore: Duetto: Sung by Adina and Dulvamara, from Elixir d'Amore / Donizetti (Miss Patti and Sig. Centimeri); title: 8. Rataplan: Tambour habile Malibran / (Mme. Amalia Strakosch); title: 9. Romanza, from the new opera, Un Bo Ua in Maschera / Verdi (Sig. Centimeri); title: 10. Sontag's celebrated Echo Song / Eckert (Miss Carlotta Patti); title: 11. Polka di Concert / composed and performed by Henry Sanderson; title: 12. Duetto Saffo / Pavim (Miss Patti and Mme. Strakosch).