The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-11 00:00:00

CONCEKT AL)N,TIiE.

T splendid Concert. the fist monslre of the season,
and the last opportunity of his appea.i.,g io Liverpool,
took place yesterday eveniug at the Z••,,tozieal'Gardens,
and the very antrouncem nt of its bring for the benefit
of this talen'el leader, drew an attendaoce of rink and
fashion—indeed of all classes—such a= we never saw con-
gregat-d together at this delightful of amusement,
the ot.m'ier ot persons amounting to near v tlitee housand.
Amongst the orties present we observed Li tit..ool. Lord
Wm. Patfe t, with other noblemen arid fiicers belonging
to the garri on of the 68th regimen, ; Het wood Jimea,
Esq ; J. Plumpton, E.aq. West D rbv,; Etlw,ri Little-
dale, E.l. and frends Haysvatd, E•q., lyn.ker. Ltn,
don ; the Buenos Avrean Consul •, se- erat lealitog county
and borough rnag,strates, with the eti'e of the Town of
Liverpool-. and ifs neighbourhood. The ban-I had for this
occaeinn Feet, considerably augmented by ill, aftaitiotuoi
not only the leA ling professors of Liv-roool. hue of the
efficient band of the 68th regiment, whose perm mancee"
elicited suelvadentration during the Grand Bat.quet given-
at the 't own 1)311, on the occasion of Piece Albert's.
visit. The Cont•ert took place in the new S 'mon. and jo-
in order to acz-tcomodate the great number o' performers,.
the stiles of the proscenium were removed, to aiiow of an
orawstra being erected spacious- enough to pertnit the
proper arrangement of the performers r their re-
peutive leaders, the whole b,ing guided by the master
spilt of the occasion, Mons. Jollien himself.

At the I tie twat it is impossible tor u.. to offer any
thing ilke criticism upon the whole of tie pi-ces in the
programme. When we say, however, that tie united
talent of the entice of the provinces; in ',looming which
vuer
t!expenseettha is s been spared
to
beee
fosunadr
in it
theby M.
tirmi enorc
ht‘ r wt: ere-
ever , if
money can avail, he will secure it. at alt or any eosr,—
seemed to feel and obey the magic of his hatoo with the
same unerring precision observahle ire his :awn highly.
trained corps, we have said suffi 'lent. Asoi.nest the pieces,
however, we must enumerate Beethov: re's bymphony by
The H hole band, which was • given wish a magnificent
eff.ct, and the naval quadrilles delightful-Iv player'. Mons.
?rospete's ophecleide polo was worthy :if th.at great artiste
Hod his remendous instrument. Mosis.Veust. nips.on the
violin, surpassed himself, inspirited—as what performer
ld
e
an enmo ht I bae4 of admiring tt)P re eltilsrtee ef r ssu.oepooivl-cFrrtilre:Niftiieep. splendidlrereguemsw ehansi
awsh
which
all:: ah,ass insi,asdue dheirsb
own.—un r i vIaAl I ed t
he
power was e-pecially felt—his clear notes swelling out, as
it leading the vast volume of 'sound at I;is, will. Mr.
Rich,irdson's flute was also, as usual, unapproachable.
The whole of these unrivalled pet forme, s were frequently
app'autled during the evening.
We understand chat M. Juilien, on leavisg• Liverpool,
will visit 'Manchester with his whole ar.isttc -irength,
where he purposes giving a,s3rand setecAon of she music
of Beethoven. in the Free-trade Hall. From what we
experienced last hiait, we do s•ot tiesstate to assure our
neighbours of that town that' they have a ire t in store,
which they would do well to avail the ins -Ives ot,.in hear-
ing toe splendid music of that fine compi•e7 given, as it
wi 1 he, by a band so numerous, so talesittd, an officered,
and so generalled, as that of M. Judie!).

-FRIDAY.