Philharmonic Concert
The first Concert of this Society was held on Friday evening, which we may hail as the birth night of classical music in Australia. This Soiree was highly respectable…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1834
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Theatre
The very pretty play called The Foundling of the Forest was brought out for the first time, at the Sydney theatre, on Wednesday, and repeated on…
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The first of the series of Balls proposed [?] be given at the Pulteney, took place on Tuesday evening, and as the announcement [?] something perfectly new in this Colony, we[?]…
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The first of the series of Balls proposed to be given at the Pulteny, took place on Tuesday evening, and as the commencement of something perfectly new in this Colony, went…
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Shakespeare's tragedy of Hamlet was produced, for the first time at the Sydney theatre, on the evening of Monday last. We will not call the attempt a failure; because, although the performance…
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It is most discordant to the feelings to find that for want of a spirit of harmony, the public of Sydney will soon be deprived of the pleasures which were promised to…
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There is a rather injudicious paragraph in Tuesday's Australian, on the subject of the Concerts. Upon what data, does the writer assume that "the public of Sydney will be soon deprived of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Original Correspondence. THEATRE. To the Editors of the Sydney Herald
GENTLEMEN—In common with our fellow townsmen, and the Public generally, we have to express our unmingled sorrow at the dreadful catastrophe attending the Edward Lombe, and it…
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The second of these Concerts was given at the Pulteney Hotel, on Tuesday evening last, to a highly respectable company. The music, vocal and instrumental, was…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →New Song. To the air of "Home, Sweet Home!" Said to have been sun by the fair fraii ones who arrived by the Steamer from Sydney, art nine o'clock on the night of Tuesday, the 26th of August, and who being is full spirit for a concert, en[?] in a style superior [?] Catalini's," on their war from the wharf to the [?] Factory—to [?] edification of the musical [?] of Parramatta, who were then about hastening [?]
From towns great and small, and from country we come, From all sorts of "places" we thus hasten [?] For the kind Captain graciously smiles on us there,…
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The Queen gave a State Ball on Friday evening, at St. James's, at which were present the Foreign Ambassadors and Ministers and their Ladies, and several hundreds of the Nobility…
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The Club gave a ball and supper at [?] Ferbes Hotel, in the evening of the seco[?]d day which was attended by all the beauty and fashion of the district. Waltzes Quadriller…
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We did think that the strictures, from time to time, which have appeared in the papers, would have awakened the proprietors of our infant theatre to a sense of their duty to the public; or, at…
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On Friday evening last, the theatrical season of Sydney closed before as scanty an audience as we ever remember to have witnessed in attendance at our…
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The Concert was pretty well attended last night, but nothing could go off worse. The room was miserably lighted; and the orchestra looked like a gloomy r[?]cess, and being situate…
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Mr. Lewis's concert at the Pulteney hotel on Tuesday evening was very fashionably and rather numerously[?] attended. Besides His Excellency the…
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MR LEWIS is an admirable military musician, and amid the the disappointment we experienced at his Concert. we were amused to observe the cool precision with which he conducted the Band and the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Original Correspondence. THEATRE. To the Editor of the Sydney Gazette
SIR, In persuing your valuable publication of Saturday last, I perceived a paragraph, from which I understood it was the intention of…
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