Citation - Pennsylvania Packet-Philadelphia: 1771.11.25

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Index Entry Ball, in Philadelphia, after benefit concert for M'Lean, John 
Location Philadelphia 
Citation
PP-P.771.017
25 Nov 1771:13 (5)
By permission and particular desire, For the benefit of John
M'Lean, (Instructor of the German Flute) will be performed
at the Assembly-Room, in Lodge-Alley, a Concert of Music,
Vocal and Instrumental, to begin precisely at six o'clock in
the evening, on Thursday the 5th of December.  The concert
will consist of two Acts, commencing and ending with
favourite Overtures, performed by a full band of music, with
trumpets, kettle-drums, and every instrument that can be
introduced with propriety.  The performance will be
interspersed with the most pleasing and select pieces,
composed by approved authors.  A solo will be played on the
German Flute, by John M'Lean; and the whole will conclude
with an overture composed (for the occasion) by Philip Roth,
Master of the Band of Music belonging to his Majesty's Royal
Regiment of North British Fusiliers.
. . . [9 more lines]
it is also proposed, that after the Concert there should be
a Ball; and on this account, the music begins early.  As
soon as the second Act is finished, the usual arrangement
will be made for dancing.
. . . [4 more lines]
Price 7s. 6d. each ticket.


Generic Title Pennsylvania Packet-Philadelphia 
Date 1771.11.25 
Publisher Dunlap, John 
City, State Philadelphia, PA 
Year 1771 
Bibliography B0039986
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