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Nora Clench Quartet concertTuesday 6 Nov 1906, 8.30pm (Evening)independent, concertchamber (instrumental only) | Bechstein HallWigmore StreetW1 London | |||||||||||||||
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Bechstein Hall box office, Ticket sellerChappell & Co., Ticket sellerMiss E. L. Robinson, AgentKeith, Prowse & Co. Ltd, Ticket sellerMitchell, Ticket sellerLacon & Ollier, Ticket sellerCecil Roy, Ticket sellerJ. B. Cramer & Co., Ticket sellerAshton, Ticket sellerAlfred Hays, Ticket sellerWebster & Waddington Ltd, Ticket sellerArmy & Navy Stores, Ticket sellerLeader & Co., Ticket sellerDistrict Messenger & Theatre Ticket Co., Ticket sellerSteinway Hall box office, Ticket sellerAeolian Hall box office, Ticket sellerMetzler's Musical Agency, Ticket sellerNora Clench {Esther Leonora Clench}, Ticket sellerMiss E. L. Robinson, Ticket sellerPeople info: The following addresses are supplied for the ticket sellers: Chappell & Co.'s Box Office, Queen's Hall, and 50, New Bond Street; Keith, Prowse & Co, Ltd.: 48, Cheapside, 162, New Bond Street, 47, Kensington High Street; Mitchell, 33, Old Bond Street; Lacon & Ollier, 168, New Bond Street; Cecil Roy, 15, Sussex Place, 11, Pont Street, S.W.; J. B. Cramer & Co., 126, Oxford Street, W.; Ashton, 38, Old Bond Street and 35 Sloane Street, S.W.; Alfred Hays, 26, Old Bond Street; Webster & Waddington, Ltd., 304, Regent Street, W.; Army & Navy Stores, 105, Victoria Street, Westminster, S.W.; Leader & Co., 14, Royal Arcade, Old Bond Street, W.; District Messenger & Theatre Ticket Co., 193, Piccadilly, W.; Civil Service Supply Stores, 138, Queen Victoria Street, E.C.; Metzler's Musical Agency, Great Marlborough Street, W.; Miss Nora Clench, 22, Blomfield Road, W.; and E. L. Robinson, 7, Wigmore Street, W.Subscription Info: 'Sofa Stalls - Tickets for the Series of Four Concerts, £1 5s.' Ticket info: 'Single Tickets [for sofa stalls], 7/6. Area Stalls, 5/-. Balcony, 2/-.' Miscellaneous info: This handbill announces 'Four Concerts [of The Nora Clench Quartet] on Tuesday Evenings, October 23rd and November 6th, 1906 and February 19th and March 5th, 1907 At 8.30.' It also gives the list of works to be performed at the last two concerts (19 February and 5 March 1907): Mozart, Quartet in G major, No. 12; Schumann, Quartet in A major; Tanéïèw, Quintet, No. 2; Brahms, Quartet in B flat; Beethoven, Quartet in F major, Op. 59, No. 1; and Ernest Walker, Fantasia for Quartet (First Performance). According to the source, 'The above list may be subject to slight alteration.' Venue Info: 1901: built as the Bechstein Hall; capacity: 550. 1916: everything auctioned off; 1917: reopened as the Wigmore Hall. Source: London Encyclopaedia
Source(s): Concert handbill, Wigmore Hall Archives Click on Image 1 | ||||||||||||||||