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BRISTOL TRIENNIAL MUSICAL FESTIVAL.

Patron-Her Most Gracious Majesty the Queen.
President-H.R H. the Duke of Edinburgh, KG.
COLSTON HALL, October 20th, 21st, 22nd, and 23rd, 1885.
FOUR MORNING CONCERTS-BELSHAZZAR,' Handel;
ELIJAH,' Mendelssohn; FAUST,' Berlioz;
"MESSIAH,' Handel.

THREE GRAND EVENING CONCERTS,

ing Triumphlied' (Brahms); Hero and Leander' (Lloyd); Fle, Loreley (Mendelssohn); Symphonies, Beethoven's C Minor, [maria in D; Overtures, &c.

Madame Albani, Miss A. Williams, Madame Patey, Madame Trebelli, ME. Lloyd, Mr. J. Maas, Mr. H. Piercy, Mr. R. Hilton, Mr. Worlock, ind Mr. Santley.

BAND AND CHORUS-480 PERFORMERS.

Conductor-Mr. CHARLES HALLE.

Application for Tickets, which should in all cases be accompanied by a romittance, may be made to HENRY COOKE, Esq., Hon. Sec., Colston Hall,

ROSE of SHARON.'

TUESDAY, Dec 1st.-GOUNOD'S MORS et VITA.'
TUESDAY, Dec. 22nd -GOUNOD'S REDEMPTION.'
TUESDAY, Feb. 2nd.-MACKENZIE'S BALLAD for ORCHESTRA,
La BELLE DAME SANS MERCI, DVORAK'S PATRIOTIC
HYMN and The SPECTRE'S BRIDE.'

TUESDAY, March 2nd.-DVORAK'S STABAT MATER'; GOETZ'S
The WATER LILY'; and WAGNER'S The HOLY SUPPER of
The APOSTLES.'

TUESDAY, April 6-LISZT'S ST. ELIZABETH.'

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