22 November 1687

Event Information
Theatre: Musical Society
Theatrical Season: 1684-1685
Volume: 1
Comments: The Feast of St Cecilia was celebrated Yearly, and the performance was usually held in Stationers' Hall, but the edition in 1687 of A Song for St Cecilia's Day does not specify the place of performance

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    *p<i>Vms A Song for St Cecilia's Day. [The Music by $John Baptist Draghi</i>.% *c<i>Vms The +Feast of St Cecilia</i> was celebrated Yearly, and the performance was usually held in <i>Stationers' Hall</i>, but the edition in 1687 of <i>A Song for St Cecilia's Day</i> does not specify the place of performance.

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    *p1687 11 22 ms A Song for St Cecilia's Day. The Music by $John Baptist Draghi=.*c1687 11 22 ms The <i>Feast of St Cecilia</i> was celebrated Yearly, and the performance was usually held in <i>Stationers' Hall</i>, but the edition in 1687 of <i>A Song for St Cecilia's Day</i> does not specify the place of performance.

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    Event: 1678 | 16871122 | ms | The <i>Feast of St Cecilia</i> was celebrated Yearly, and the performance was usually held in <i>Stationers' Hall</i>, but the edition in 1687 of <i>A Song for St Cecilia's Day</i> does not specify the place of performance
    Performance: 1683 | 1678 | p | A Song For St Cecilia's Day | The Music by $John Baptist Draghi=.

Mainpiece

Title: A Song For St Cecilia's Day
Comments:
The Music by John Baptist Draghi.
Cast:
None Listed

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Work Title: A Song for St Cecilia's Day
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Associated Playwright(s)?:
   John Dryden (1631 - 1700)

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