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Concert of Nicolò Paganini, 6 July 1832 Something of the same balance shown by Kiesewetter's programme turns up in a concert given by Nicolò Paganini at Covent Garden in 1832: Programme 5 Concert of Nicolò Paganini, Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, 6 July 1832 | |
Here we have two songs in British idioms done in each half, in addition to only one excerpt from Italian opera and the obligatory opening works from the Austro-German classical style. Paganini seems to have aimed his programmes in this instance at a public broader than the upper élites that favoured Italian opera so strongly when they were in London.  | Daniel Maclise (1806–1870), Sigr. Paganini (London, William Spooner, 1831) Centre for Performance History |
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