1. Grand Overture of Haydn 2. Miscellaneous Quartet Mr. Reinagle 3. Sonato, Grand Piano Forte Mr. Moller 4. Quartetto, Clarinet Mr. Wolff 5. Concerto, Grand Piano Miss Moller 6. Quartet, Violin Pleyel 7. Finale. ACT. II. 1. Overture of Haydn After the Concert Master Duport will perform a Grand Dance.[199] FIFTH CONCERT, MAR. 26. ACT I. 1. Grand Overture of Haydn 2. Song. 3. Sonato, Piano Forte Miss Moller 4. Quartette, Clarinet Wolff 5. Overture ACT II. 1. Overture of Gossec 2. Song. 3. Miscellaneous Quartett Reinagle 4. Concerto Piano Forte Moller 5. Finale.[200] SIXTH CONCERT, APR. 16. ACT I. 1. Overture Ditters 2. Sonata Grand Pianoforte Miss Moller 3. Song Mrs. Gee 4. Concerto, Clarinetto Mr. Wolff 5. Overture Abel ACT II. 1. Overture Ld. Kelly 2. Song Mrs. Gee 3. Quartett Violin Mr. Reinagle 4. Concerto Grand Piano Forte Mr. Moller 5. Finale of Haydn[201] LAST CONCERT OF THE SEASON, APR. 30. ACT I. 1. Overture Abel 2. Sonata Piano Forte Miss Moller 3. Song Mrs. Gee 4. Concerto Clarinetto Mr. Wolff ACT II. 1. Overture Stamitz 2. Song Mrs. Gee 3. Miscellaneous Quartett Mr. Reinagle 4. Concerto Piano Forte Miss Moller 5. Finale of Haydn[202] Besides the City Concerts, so-called Amateur Concerts were given at an early period and were still kept up in 1791, contrary to the belief of O. G. Sonneck. For instance there are advertisements and programs showing that the usual standard of concert music was performed. “AMATEURS’ CONCERT. A concert will be performed at Mr. Henry Epple’s, at Seven o’clock this Evening.”[203]