Mr. Ebers feels it to be his duty to lay the following correspondence before the subscribers to the opera, and the public, 1825 April 5-8.

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Mr. Ebers feels it to be his duty to lay the following correspondence before the subscribers to the opera, and the public, 1825 April 5-8.

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William Ayrton complains in great detail about the difficulties with the tenors Manuel Garcia and Signor Curioni. Ebers responds, in French, to the unreasonable requests of the singer and indicates how the patrons are likely to interpret his conduct.

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Ebers, John, 1785?-1830?

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John Ebers was the manager and William Ayrton the musical director of the King's Theatre in the Haymarket, London. From the description of Mr. Ebers feels it to be his duty to lay the following correspondence before the subscribers to the opera, and the public, 1825 April 5-8. (Pennsylvania State University Libraries). WorldCat record id: 34242078 Epithet: operatic manager British Library Archives and Manuscripts Catalogue : Person : Description : ark:/81055/vdc_...