The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-10-07 00:00:00

PHILHARMONIC CONCERT.

This society gave their seventh subscription concert ell
Tuesday evening last. Miss Louisa Pyne and Herr
Formes were the vocalists engaged, and the members
took the chorusses and instrumentation under their oral
care. Miss Pyne created considerable interest in onset
quence of a very successful hit she made during the Jaiso
season at the Royal Italian Opera, Covent Garden. 5
some respects we were disappointed with her, but pet
we expected too much. She has an organ of great flexi:
bility and extentive register, and she seems to WI
spared no pains in its education. On the other hand'
there is a want of feeling in her delivery, which ought not
to be agsociated with such excellent vocal endowmenr7i,
As a chromatic executant she will alway astonish ; but
she would arouse the sympathies and captivate the feeling;
of her auditors, she must pay more attention to the Vida
of the author whose writings she wishes to interpret, ei_O
study more carefully those compositions in which pat
is the predominating feature. She was encored evert
time she sang; but it was her mechanical skill, and 11,6°
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her impassioned delivery, that drew forth applause. Tee
defects we have pointed out were very manifest in the
mode in which she rendered Schira's beautiful ballad'
" They twine the bridal wreath for me ;" and still 0103
so in Frank Mori's song, beginning " So mild, so geed',
We were prepared for a very clever reading of Rode
variations, and certainly we were not disappoints('.
It drew down upon her a perfect torrent of a
plause, but it was no more than she deserved. rt,
her performance been as joyous and brilliant as it wrgo
mechanically accurate, it would have been one of
most finished of its kind. Carl Formes is verywed
known to our readers. His voice is as magnificent an.
powerful as ever, and the songs appointed for biro we',
;
well adapted for displaying its superb qualities. He gal
the Bacchanalian song from .Der Freischutz with an esr,ll,
berance of feeling that called forth a hearty encore, re
which he responded by singing another song; from the
Die Zauberflote. Every one was gratified with the del,
from Meyerbeer's Les Huguenots, which he sang wit
Miss Pyne ; and we could see in the delivery of his Ps.t
traces of that energy and fire with which he invarial
represents it on the boards of Covent-garden. DI
Market Chorus from Massaniello was given by delft;
The English translation is not at all suitable for tut,
music, and whenever it is given again it had better u
accompanied by the words from the libretto. We were
too t ere
too late to hear Romberg's symphony in E flat,
Let
were delighted with Cherubini's overture to 11
Abencerages.

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CONGREGATIONAL Ps ALMODY.--The Rev. J. J• vind—tn
psalmody class met on Thursday and Friday evenings,. ti.
have now closed their course of ten lectures and exerc%.7o
The meetings have been well attended, and the inttpe
displayed in the cause by the members leads to the,7lo lo
that much good has been done. A soirle will be held
the Concert-hall, Lord Nelson-street, this evening.

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