INSTRUMENTAL PERFORMERS. 7 Dr. CAMIDGE will preside at the Organ. VIOLINS. CRAMER, Leader of the Oratorios. MORI. KIESEWETTER. LODER. *+WHITE. Anderson, London. Aldridge, Manchester. Archer, Dewsbury. Abbot, London. Bruguier, London. *Bottomley, Sheffield. *Brailsford, Doncaster. Bigot, Leeds. Bates, George, Halifax. Calkin, S. London. *Gott, Bradford. Phillips, Wakefield. Pinder, London. Thompson, Leeds. Watkins, London. Willis, Leeds. +Wilson, Halifax. Witton, Manchester. Wilkinson, Otley. *Hill, Carlisle. Hudson, Halifax. Hardcastle, York. Horn, Huddersfield. Kilvington, York. Lyon, London. *Muller, Edinburgh. Niebour, Uxbridge. Parrot, Huddersfield. Rippon, York. *Surr, Manchester. *Sharp, R. Stamford. Settle, Leeds. *Skelton, Lincoln. *Theaker, Leeds. Taylor, Huddersfield. *Ward, Manchester. VIOLONCELLOS. LINDLEY, R. LINDLEY, W. Bannister, London. Binfield, London. Bankhart, Leicester. *Crossley, Halifax. Frith, Sheffield. Hartley, Hull. Percival, Dublin. Those Performers to whose names this mark (*) is prefixed, are Organists of the Cathedrals or Churches where they reside. Those Performers to which this mark (†) is prefixed, are Leaders of Bands. SECOND MORNING, SEPTEMBER, 14th. MESSIAH. PART I. OVERTURE. RECITATIVE, accompanied, Mr. VAUGHAN. COMFORT ye, comfort ye my people, saith your God; speak ye comfortably to Jerusalem; and cry unto her, that her warfare is accomplished, that her iniquity is pardoned.Isa. xl. 1, 2. The voice of him that crieth in the wilderness, Prepare ye the way of the Lord; make straight in the desert a highway for our God, Isa. xl. 3. SONG. Every valley shall be exalted, and every mountain and hill made low; the crooked straight, and the rough places plain. Isa. xl. 4. |