Click on each thumbnail for a full photograph from the evening. Scroll down for a program of the evening's events. Sound clips require Quicktime to load. Download it here for free. The Jane Austen Society of North America Connecticut Chapter Presents An Evening Assembly Circa 1805 Chester Meeting House, Chester CT Saturday, March 9, 2002 Precepted by Mr. Marc Casslar and Mrs. Kandie Carle Introductions Performance of the Congo Minuet Mrs. Kandie Carle & Mr. Marc Casslar Parcipitatory Dance - Childgrove* Tableaux Vivant Scene One: Jane Austen's Emma "I Triumph, I Triumph" by Giacomo Carissimi, sung by Mr. W. Robert Chapman Sonata in F major for Flute and Piano by Georg Philipp Teleman - Spare Parts Participatory Dance - Knole Park Refreshments Performance by cast members of Pride and Prejudice the Musical By Joyce Back and Marilyn Lowney Performance of the Scotch Reel Mrs. Kandie Carle & Mr. Marc Casslar Participatory Dance - The Duke of Kent's Waltz* Tableaux Vivant Scene Two: Jane Austen's Emma The Song of the Flea By Ludwig van Beethovan, sung by Mr. W. Robert Chapman Medley of 18th Century Dance Tunes Spare Parts Participatory Dance - La Boulangerie Tableaux Vivant Scene Three: Jane Austen's Emma Closing Remarks Visit St. Leonard's Hospice to purchase "The Pride and Prejudice Collection" a collection of Regency era country dances by the Pemberley Players. CD tunes are fully "orchestrated"