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NYGWPB.762.083
3 Jun 1762:11 (1013)
This is to give notice, to all gentlemen and ladies, lovers
and encouragers of musick, that on Thursday the 27th ultimo
was opened by Messrs. Leonard and Dienval, music masters, of
this city, at Mr. Burnes's Room, near the Battery, a publick
and weekly concert of musick, where any ladies and gentlemen
will be admitted, at four shillings a ticket, which are to
be had at the house of Mr. V. Dienval, at the upper end of
Broad-street near the old city-hall, and opposite the watch
house; where he continues to teach the violin, German flute,
hautboy, French-horn, bass, violin, tenor violin, &c. in the
newest and best method, as can be attested, and recommended,
by all the gentlemen that have favour'd him with their
custom, since his arrival in this city.
N.B. The concert is to begin exactly at 8 o'clock, and end
at ten, on account of the coolness of the evening. No body
will be admitted without tickets, nor no money will be taken
at the door.
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