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The Streets of London Quadrilles
Promotional music sheet for The Streets of London Quadrilles of 1864, dedicated with sincere esteem to Mr Vining. The image shows shows Trafalgar Square with the the National Gallery, and Nelsons Column. The song was inspired by The Streets O London by Dion Boucicault, first produced in that form at the Princesss Theatre, 1st August 1864. The baked potato seller is advertising The Coal Hole, a supper and entertainment venue in the Strand. Date: 1864
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Step into the vibrant world of 19th century London, as depicted in this promotional music sheet for "The Streets of London Quadrilles" of 1864. Dedicated with sincere esteem to Mr. Vining, this musical composition was inspired by the popular play "The Streets of London" by Dion Boucicault, which premiered at the Princess Theatre on August 1, 1864. The illustration on the sheet offers a lively glimpse into the bustling streets of London, with Trafalgar Square taking center stage. The National Gallery and Nelson's Column can be seen in the background, adding to the authenticity of the scene. The image is filled with the energy of the city, as a baked potato seller promotes "The Coal Hole," a supper and entertainment venue located in the Strand. This sheet serves as a promotion for the musical quadrilles, a popular form of social dance that was all the rage during the Victorian era. The quadrilles were typically performed in halls or ballrooms, providing an enjoyable and lively form of entertainment for the public. The sheet's artwork, with its intricate details and lively colors, perfectly captures the spirit of the music and the excitement of the era. Whether you're a music historian, a dance enthusiast, or simply someone who appreciates the rich history of London, this promotional music sheet is a fascinating glimpse into the past. It offers a unique perspective on the city's vibrant cultural scene and the popular forms of entertainment that brought people together during the 19th century.
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