 The "Public Advertiser", while praising Harriett's work as a soloist, commented in 1783 that the "Forte of the Sisters … lives manifestly in Duettos".During the 1790s Harriet's public performances became infrequent and she mostly appeared in private concerts with both her sisters.She did, however, give annual benefit concerts open to the public in 1792, 1794 and 1795 which were accompanied by Joseph Haydn on the piano.