Although no records have as yet been found, still it seems very probable that these concerts were continued without interruption through 1789-90. For the year 1791 there is a complete file of the programs given. The opening announcement is as follows: “The first Concert will be held on Saturday the 22d instant, at the New-Rooms in Chestnut street, where they will be continued every other Saturday during the Season.” PLAN OF THE FIRST CONCERT. ACT I. 1. Grand Overture of Haydn, Opera 51 2. Song, by a young Lady, composed by Dr. Boyce 3. Solo on the Clarinet, Mr. Wolff 4. Quartet of Pleyel 5. Concerto on the Grand Piano Forte Miss Moller ACT II. 1. New Overture of Haydn 2. Song, by a young Lady, composed by A. Reinagle 3. Concerto Violin Master Duport 4. Duett, Grand Piano Forte and Violoncello, Mr. Moller and Amateur 5. Finale of Dalisac[196] SECOND CONCERT, FEB. 5. ACT I. 1. Overture Pleyel 2. Song Mr. Wolff 3. Concertante Cambini 4. Sonato on the Grand Piano Forte Miss Moller 5. Concerto Clarinet Mr. Wolff ACT II. 1. Overture Pleyel 2. Song Mr. Wolff 3. Duetto Violin and Violoncello Beval By Mr. Duport and an Amateur 4. Trio on the Grand Piano Forte, by Mr. Moller 5. Quartet Violin Mr. Reinagle 6. Finale [197] THIRD CONCERT, FEB. 19. ACT I. 1. Grand Overture of Haydn 2. Sonato Piano Forte Miss Moller 3. Quartett Violin Pleyel 4. Concerto Clarinet Mr. Wolff 5. Solo Violin (in which are introduced some favorite Scotch airs) Mr. Reinagle ACT II. 1. Overture Stamitz 2. Concerto Violoncello, by an Amateur. 3. Sonato Piano Forte Mr. Moller 4. A favorite Concerto of La Motte by Master Duport 5. Finale [198] FOURTH CONCERT, MAR. 5. ACT. I.