The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-16 00:00:00

8 RIRBINGTOWS FZEITIVe L CONCZETS.

Madame lemmens-Knerrlngton, with her sister,
Wills Jos. Sherrington, the new eostralto. Madame
Poole aleo Mr. Wilfrid Morgan, tenor, Mr. Robert
Mulct, bass, with Le Chevalier Lommens, who perform..
on the Mutat Organ, and Mr. Cornell., pianciortist,
gave oomerte oa Friday evening and Saturday after.
aver :sot, at the Royal Hotel. The room was erowded
early, but under the direction of Mr. B. Wheeler, all
were eontfortably prorided with mate, so se to enjoy,
withont Madras... the treat. The fret part consisted
of • selection from Weber'. "Der Predsohnts," opening
with ff klo I I can bow my fate no longer," In whisk
Mr. Mortssie rjl
.4tosor was beard with great effect
Ho was lissom on the plemoforta by Kr. Cornell,,
and on the egootel organ by ba ObilYakn LOOMODII,
who elicited very remarkable monads bum tido celebrated
instrument; it surpasses In pewee, on Sec as we can
judge, ev.ry other irstrument of the sic, and the
volume of sound promeding from it more resembles that
frost • fall band than anything else. The terrible
&gab' In the last lines of the sir was well expressed
by lie. Morgan. Mr. Hilton gave the rattling wog
"In this earthly vale of wow," with :lee spirit • hut
hie greed base was heard best in the psisioide and
awful "Nought shell warn thee of thy deices." Next
ems a duet between Jo.. Sherrington and her elder
elett,r, and the blending of the two voices was sepeolally
{dear g. Roll.. JIM 6 diapleyed mush archness
in "Comes • gallant youth," and lite clear
swestaem and One eolopass of bee voice at
omit made ber • favourite. The next treat wee
Mdme. Sherrington's How tranguilly I slumbered,',
sang with • soft restful ergs aim which we have beard
nothing at WI approsahlrg to, sive the delightful
lullaby by Ildre. German Reed. TM songstress was
rewarded with long-oontlnned applause. Then there
was • Rightism° rootrest in " How every poise Is
dying," expressing the j y cf the lady at the return of
her lover. The trio by Mdme. and Mdlle. Sherrington,
and Mr. Morgan was also One, and the harmonies
moot effective; and this was dill more the ease in
(hot the dark blue saki.; In whlot. !A.dme. Poole
gays • foretaste r 4 what intgLl be expected from hoc
&diploma voles.

The 'mond part 'unstated of miseedaneous suiestions;
It opened with Brabeen's 'splendid duet " Well,e
and, often as we have bererd this lung, nave( did it
plesee'moce than •hen given by Masers. Morgan and
Hilton on /May night. There followed one of the
genii oi the evening. "Th. Miostiel By," by Madame
Poole. The Purity and richness of her note', and the
claimers of her enunciation were beyond all praise, mid
them qualities, with the matchless ezpresrlon she gave
to" For he tore its chords asunder," and "They shall
never sound in slavery," greeted a perfect furore of
applause, which resolved itself into • persistent sower,
only mimeo by tie vents bring repeated, when the
applsuse broke forth loud as ever. It eras a hard teak
for Mdlle. Sberrington to attempt to give equal plea-
sure; but she had a large share of triumph for her
beautiful rendering of "Softly the wind is blowing."
Chevalier Leuscheno thee displayed the power of the
mute' organ with "Th. Voluabeeie Mereb," a
rattling oomposition that showed bow quickly the In
strument reeponded to the musisian's teach. He was
deservedly entered, and followed with "The lest Hoes
of Summer," and the sat and sweet sounds pivot) forth
showed the versatility of the instrument, which Ls
adapted either for piano or forte peewees but with a
peculiar Went, of lucent is sash. Udine. Sberriagton
=eve "Angela, ever br14161 and lair," with Wag,-
au optima, and being emoted, responded with •
sereotion, in chieh she displayed thoes trills and Aches
for which she I. celebrated, and which now sent
sonnoissenis into raptures. Mr. It. llllton gave
Wallass's "Bellringer," with a splenriid voice and
expression, nod the way in which he gave forth some
very low setae, without the slightest roughness or
pleased aIL The trio "0 Lan 'oerio;gze
albarver :2 by 1141*. Jai libarriagioa sad Ni,

and di:4601111y by dma. Pools. After this 011.010 •
VlOl.O solo by Mr. Cornelis. Mr. Mown for "B
Sweetheart whim • Boy." substantial " The Thorn,"
(Shield) which we take leave to Wimp% him has often
been tamp in Weymouth. but he did it welL After the
pretty trlfle "Bride Balk," pkaalogly curl by Mdme,
L. Shenringion, the ooneert, • most delinblial as.
cote:laded with "Auld Larne Sy eel," as • quintot by the
whole force of the °mousey, mustel organ, pianoforte
sod 611, and of bourse the effect wee most grand, and
formed • Ana!, that Gould not easily hay* tom. our.
palmed.
Mr. B. Wheeler eertaiely de styes the thank' of all
who shared in this rare treat.