Kinnaird Hall, 28 February. No year
Poster
This poster advertises the first of a series of four orchestral promenade concerts held in Dundee’s Kinnaird Hall. Conducted by Mr S. C. Hurst, the concert featured local musicians and vocalist G. Paterson performing a programme that included works by Mozart, Gounod, Hérold, and others.
Object details
- Object type
- Poster
- Production date
- Feb
- Dimensions
- 44.3 x 18.8 cm
- Museum number
- MH/KH/02
Source collection
Local History Centre Poster Collection, Dundee Central Library
The object’s story
Transcription
UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF
THE LORD PROVOST,
THE MAGISTRATES, and TOWN COUNCIL.
THE FIRST OF A SERIES OF FOUR
ORCHESTRAL
PROMENADE CONCERTS,
WILL BE GIVEN IN THE
KINNAIRD HALL,
On Saturday, 28th Feb.,
AT THREE O’CLOCK.
CONDUCTOR:
MR S. C. HURST.
Leader, . . . . Mr A. M. STOOLE.
VOCALIST:
MR G. PATERSON.
The Orchestra will include the following performers:—
First Violins.
Mr A. M. Stoole
Miss N. Wallace
M. Wallace
Mr P. J. Malone
A. C. McIntyre
Second Violins.
Mr L. R. Millar
W. Macpherson
J. D. Macpherson
W. C. Honeyman
Violas.
Mr W. Sellers
J. Calderwood
J. Stevenson
Violoncellos.
Mr E. S. Teale
C. Corra
T. Watt
Double Basses.
Mr W. Wallace
J. Heslop
R. Millar
Flutes.
Mr G. Hunter
W. L. Nixon
Oboe.
Mr R. Stiles
Clarinets.
Mr H. Lawley
J. Lawson
Bassoons.
Mr G. Dixon
A. Watson
Horns.
Mr D. Stephen
J. Galloway
Trumpets.
Mr G. Stuart
W. Duncan
Trombones.
Mr A. Smith
C. Watson
Euphonium.
Mr Macpherson
Drums.
Mr H. Wood
PROGRAMME.
Overture,
“Zauberflote,” ………………………………. Mozart
Song,
“The Yeoman’s Wedding,” ……………….. Poniatowski
Symphonic,
No. 6 in C, Op. 34, ………………………… Mozart
Adagio, Allegro Spiritoso, Poco Adagio Menuetto and Trio, Presto.
Selection,
“Faust,” No. 2, Arranged by Manns, ….. Gounod
With Solos for Violin, Flute, Oboe, Clarionet, Cornet, and Euphonium.
Overture,
“Zampa,” …………………………………….. Herold
Song,
“Longshoreman,” ………………………….. Chesham
Waltz,
“Amoretten Tanze,” ………………………. Cung’l.
Klutschke Polka, ………………………. Stasny.
Doors open at 2.30, Concert at 3, terminating about 5.
ADMISSION—
Promenade, 3d; Gallery and Front Area, 6d; Side Galleries, 1s.
SEASON TICKETS, 2/6 EACH.
TICKETS may be had of Messrs METHVEN & SIMPSON, PATERSON, SONS, & CO., and D. L. THOMPSON.
It is particularly requested that the Audience move about as little as possible during the performance of each number in the Programme.