The eighth concert of the Farewell Series will take place this Tuesday, May 23, being M. Jullien's 85th concert in New York, and 212th in America

The sixth concert of the Farewell Series will take place this Saturday, May 20, being M. Jullien's 83rd concert in New York, and 210th in America

Jullien's concerts at Castle Garden. 19th grand concert, vocal and instrumental, for the benefit of Herr Koenig, Monday evening, September 19, 1853

M. Jullien announces that his 10th grand concert, vocal and instrumental, in the United States of America, will take place this Thursday evening, September 8, 1853

M. Jullien has the honor to announce that his 23rd and last concert but one at Castle Garden will take place this Friday evening, September 23, 1853

M. Jullien will give a series of 10 farewell concerts being the last prior to his departure for Europe. The fourth concert of the farewell series will take place this Thursday, May 18

M. Jullien has the honor to announce that his fifteenth grand concert, vocal & instrumental, in the United States of America, will take place this Wednesday evening, September 14, 1853

M. Jullien has the honor to announce that his 18th concert at Metropolitan Hall, and 43rd in New York, will take place Saturday evening, October 15, 1853

Jullien's Concerts. M. Jullien will give one grand concert this evening, Tuesday, November 8

M. Jullien has the honor to announce that his 20th concert at Metropolitan Hall, and 45th in New York, will take place Tuesday evening, October 18, 1853

M. Jullien has the honor to announce that his fourth concert at Metropolitan Hall, and 28th in New York, will take place Thursday evening, September 29

The 22nd concert since M. Jullien's return to New York will take place Thursday evening, December 29, 1853, being the 72nd concert in New York and the 107th in America

Tuesday evening, May 13, a grand varied concert and musical pasticcio

Saturday evening, August 9, 1856. Grand gala night for the first benefit in America of Mlle. Robert on which occasion the wonderful Ravels and young Hengler will appear

Wednesday evening, August 23, joint benefit of Max Maretzek and Mme. Bertucca Maretzek, the grand opera of "Lucrezia Borgia"

Saturday evening, September 30, benefit of the widow and orphans of the late Samuel Nichols

Friday, August 19, Bellini's opera of "Norma"

The Pyne and Harrison Company in "Maritana", Friday, June 8, 1855

This evening, Saturday, June 25, 1853, the performance will commence with Schiller's celebrated play of "The Robbers"

John Sefton's benefit. Only appearance on the same evening of the Ravel Family, 25 in number, and Mr. Burton, who will sustain his great character of Mr. Fright, Wednesday, January 7, 1852

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Jullien's concerts. Grand complimentary concert to Mr. W. V. Wallace, this Saturday, June 3

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Description Positively last night but one prior to M. Jullien's departure for Europe to fulfill his engagements in Paris and London. M. Jullien's 94th concert in New York, and 221st in America. Part first: overture to the opera of "Maritana", W. V. Wallace. Ballad, "Scenes that are Brightest", W. V. Wallace. (From the opera of "Maritana".) Mdme. Wallace Bouchelle. Grand duo for two pianofortes, W. V. Wallace. (From the opera of "L'Eclair".) Mdme. Wallace and Mr. W. V. Wallace. (The composer of the work.) Grand aria from "Linda di Chamouni", Donizetti. Mdlle. Anna Zerr. Solo violin, "The Witches Dance", Paganini. Paul Julien. (His first and only appearance at these concerts.) National song, "The Flag of Our Union", W. V. Wallace, dedicated to the citizens of the United States. Mme. Wallace Bouchelle, grand aria from "Maritana", W. V. Wallace. Mr. Philip Meyer, his first and only appearance. Grand polka de concert, W. V. Wallace, with orchestral accompaniments, composed and executed on the pianoforte by Mr. W. V. Wallace. Intermission for promenade, 15 minutes. Part second: quadrille by Jullien. The Great Exhibition founded on the World's Fair in London in 1851, and expressly composed for that occasion by M. Jullien. Solo, cornet-a-piston, Jullien. "The Farewell Valse", or, "Adieu to America", composed expressly for the farewell concerts by M. Jullien. Herr Koenig. Solo violin, "Caprice on a violin with only one string", Paul Julien. Polka, "The Champagne Fountain, or Max Sutaine Polka", Jullien. Solo, flageolet, Mayseder. M. Collinet. New polka, "The Sleigh Polka", Jullien. Admission to all parts of the garden, 50 cents. Reserved seats, 50 cents extra. The reserved seats can be purchased during the day only at the music stores of S. C. Jollie, 300 Broadway, and Hall & Son, 239 Broadway, and in the evening at the Garden. On Monday, grand testimonial concert ot the promoters of Jullien's musical tour in America, on which occasion M. Jullien and the whole of the members of the orchestra have handsomely volunteered their services.

Dated 1854

Object Type broadside (notice)

Physical dimensions Object Dimensions 24 1/4 x 6 1/4 in

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