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Tottenham-court Musick Room. By his Majesty's command
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Handel, George Frideric, 1685-1759 [composer]

Incledon, Charles Benjamin, 1763-1826 [performer]
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Tottenham Court Musick Room ([London], England) [author]
Title
Tottenham-court Musick Room. By his Majesty's command
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Newscutting relating to the Tottenham Court Musick Room, 1786, announcing The Messiah and other oratorios and requesting subscriptions; "those who are willing to encourage this undertaking, are desired to send their names to Messrs. Longman and Broderip who will deliver the Subscribers tickets for the six oratorios in due time: at three guineas for the six tickets"; Messiah; Samson; Saul; Israel in Egypt; Joshua; Jephtha; Tottenham-court Musick Room. By his Majesty's command
Date [1786]
Dimensions single sheet; 49 x 69 mm
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London Play Places 4 (26e)
Inscriptions On the six Fridays in Lent will be performed the six under-mentioned oratorios of Handel, under the same regulations, and under the management of the same directors, as the concert of the antient[sic] muscik[sic]
Notes Allegro identifier: 20030603/15:50:00$hm .
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