Some considerable time has elapsed since the last of these popular performances, and as, Oliver Twist-like, the public is always ready for more, there was a lange gathering on Thursday to listen to the attractive Programme prepared for them, opening piece, a Senate Pascale by Lemmens, was noticeable chiefly for its length, and for a few very charming passages which it contains. Mr. Fleet followed with the air, " My soul is athirst for God," Gaul, which he sang with admirable purity' and taste, being accom panied most effectively by Mr. Crompton in whose hands under such circumstances the organ develops into full orchestra, Two soft movements, with airs for reeds and pedals respectively, having been played, the congregation was charmed with the next number, a duet for violin and organ, the latter being at times perhaps a trifle overpowering. "The Andante Religioso was a very fine performance, in all respects worthy of the reputation which the previous appearances of the fair performer have won for her.
'The nest organ piece, Marche Funébre Chant Seraphique, Guilmant,. was somewhat marred by the persistent ciphering of one of the keys, This. having. been' put right Mr. Fleet sang his second solo,
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