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... gained her. She sang Arditti's May Day Morn, and Benedict's The Bird that came in Spring, both songs resulting in encores. Signor Scacchi, one of the members of the band, again came to the front as a vocalist, and very creditably rendered the songs allotted ...
... Pigott” Lodge of Oddfellows; S. Harvey, gold compaes; Mra Coleman, photograph stand ; and Mre A. Poole, two antique jars, to. ; Signor A. (leader Rhine Band), piece of manuscript music, handsomely bound in blue and gold, and bearing the following inscription ...
... division that made some of them rivals to the rest have let in the Amager% and re-union, to be effectual. must be prompt. Vangucci's corns of thorough mugioians continue to delight us. and I think they improve. Whether they will give us such music when ...
... and When the heart is young.” Signor Pecorini’s cornet solo, and his duct with Signor Rabottini, were as usual very effeetire, and met with hearty reception; also the trombone and euphonium solos by Slpnori Naatri and Vangucci. the evening Mist Oram gave ...
... ternas to P. BAKER, 11, Graham-road, Worthing, WANTED, a very Good CORNET PLAYER, and Wn one B Flat Clarionet Player for Signor Vangucci's Bournemouth Band. MORECAMIBE PALACE AND AQUARIUM. WANTED, Experienced CLARIONET PLAYERS. W f None but steady, competent ...
... as well as of the Window Gardens. A fine marquee RSA pitched in the Rings Pleasure Gardens, and it was arranged that Signor Vangucci's Italian Band should play during Wednesday afternoon, when the Show was open to the public. To crown the gratification ...