22 November 1692

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Theatre: Stationer's Hall
Theatrical Season: 1692-1693
Volume: 1
Comments: Gentleman's Journal, November 16@2: In my first Journal I gave you a large account of the Musick Feast on St Cecilia's day; So, to avoid repetitions, I shall onely tell you that the last was no ways inferiour to the former....The following Ode was admirably set to Music by Mr Henry Purcell and perform'd twice with universal applause, particularly the second Stanza, which was sung with incredible Graces by Mr Purcell himself. [See Purcell's Works, Purcell Society, VIII, and Orpheus Britannicus, 1702, 1706, 1711. The Ode appears to have been written by Nicholas Brady.

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    *p2?sh Concert. An Ode on St Cecilia's Day-. *c2?sh <i>Gentleman's Journal</i>, November 16@2: In my first Journal I gave you a large account of the Musick Feast on <i>St Cecilia's day</i>; So, to avoid repetitions, I shall onely tell you that the last was no ways inferiour to the former....The following <i>Ode</i> was admirably set to Music by $Mr Henry Purcell= and perform'd twice with universal applause, particularly the second Stanza, which was sung with incredible Graces by Mr Purcell himself. [See <i>Purcell's Works</i>, <i>Purcell Society</i>, VIII, and <i>Orpheus Britannicus</i>, 1702, 1706, 1711. The Ode appears to have been written by $Nicholas Brady=.]

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    *p1692 11 22 sh Concert. An Ode on St Cecilia's Day-.*c1692 11 22 sh <i>Gentleman's Journal</i>, November 16@2: In my first Journal I gave you a large account of the Musick Feast on <i>St Cecilia's day</i>; So, to avoid repetitions, I shall onely tell you that the last was no ways inferiour to the former....The following <i>Ode</i> was admirably set to Music by $Mr Henry Purcell= and perform'd twice with universal applause, particularly the second Stanza, which was sung with incredible Graces by Mr Purcell himself. [See <i>Purcell's Works</i>, <i>Purcell Society</i>, VIII, and <i>Orpheus Britannicus</i>, 1702, 1706, 1711. The Ode appears to have been written by $Nicholas Brady=.]

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    Event: 1864 | 16921122 | sh | <i>Gentleman's Journal</i>, November 16@2: In my first Journal I gave you a large account of the Musick Feast on <i>St Cecilia's day</i>; So, to avoid repetitions, I shall onely tell you that the last was no ways inferiour to the former....The following <i>Ode</i> was admirably set to Music by $Mr Henry Purcell= and perform'd twice with universal applause, particularly the second Stanza, which was sung with incredible Graces by Mr Purcell himself. [See <i>Purcell's Works</i>, <i>Purcell Society</i>, VIII, and <i>Orpheus Britannicus</i>, 1702, 1706, 1711. The Ode appears to have been written by $Nicholas Brady=.
    Performance: 1869 | 1864 | p | Concert | An Ode on St Cecilia's Day-.
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    3193 | 1869 | An Ode on St Cecilia's Day | .

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An Ode on St Cecilia's Day-.
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