ANNALS OF CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND NEWSPAPER DIGEST JAN. 1 TO DEC. 31, 1838
Abstracts 1174 - 1179
MUSIC (Cont'd)
1174 - H&G Dec. 7; adv:2/5 - Musical Cyclopedia or the principles of
Music,considered as a science and an art, emhracing a complete musical
dictionary, with directions for the practice of Vocal and Instrumental
Music; by W. S. Porter, For sale at Brainard's Piano Forte and Music
Store. (1)
Concerts
1175 - H&G Feb. 14; adv:3/4-6 - Mozart Society's Concert. The Cleveland
Mozart Society will give their second concert of Sacred Music on Friday
evening Feb. 16th, at the Baptist Church. G. W. Pratt, Conductor; Piano
and Organ, Miss Oliphante & Mrs. Strangman; Violin, J. F. Hawks; Flutes,
S. Brainard, T. C. and J. L. Severance; Violincell0, E. Bingham; Viola,
G. Tolhurst; Double Bass, J. M. Brown; Horns, A. Seywert and J. James;
instrumental accompaniments arranged by S. Brainard. Tickets 50 cents.
Two tickets will admit one gentleman and two ladies. To be had at the
American and Franklin Houses, and at the principal Bookstores. Performance
to commence at 7 0 'clock precisely. (33)
1176 - H&G Feb. 17; ed: 2/1 - Notwithstanding the extreme inclemency of
the weather last evening, the Concert of the Mozart Society was very
well attended.
"The season has thus far been barren of entertainments to tranquilize
the mind and soften down the asperities of life, and the Concerts of the
Mozart Society are of the praise-worthy character, that all can enjoy
them with interest and profit." (3)
1177 - H&G Feb. 20; ed:2/5 - "The Concert last evening was all the Mozart
Society and audience could wish. The large Church was well filled, and
the look of satisfaction beaming on every countenance, expressed a high
encomium on the merits of the exercises. To the Mozart Society our citizens
are indebted for much of the musical taste that now distinguishes
Cleveland, and we were glad to see the obligation so well cancelled." (1)
1178 - H&G Mar. 28; adv: 2/5 - Concert. The Cleveland Mozart Society will
give their third Concert oi Sacred Music, at the Baptist Church in this
city, Friday evening (Mar. 30) at 7 o'clock. Single Tickets 50 cents -
a ticket to admit one gentleman and two ladies $1 - to be had at the
American and Franklin Houses and at the Book Stores. N. B. - Particulars
to-morrow. (1)
1179 - H&G Apr. 23; adv:2/3 - The Mozart Society will give their first
Public Rehearsal at the Musical Hall on Friday evening (Apr. 27) at 7
o'clock. Tickets 50 cents - to be had at Younglove & Westmore's. A
ticket admitting a gentleman and two ladies, one dollar. Subscribers not
cilready supplied may receive their tickets by calling on the Treasurer,
H. F. Brayton. (1)
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