The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-24

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ok Bull. IN DosToN--lHE pkhAiESr MUSICAL
TRuupu YEr--On Tuesday evening, Ole Bull, the
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first concert in Boston. and achieved at once one
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side Of the Atlantic This Is onlv what we expec.
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H. r.a, o", "n ,hs yol;n-.lI o,bsrs are ar,;s,s
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- UNI 'aneu ''e'i'-oa' 'e nu" 20 '"e
that makes il speak to the heart and soul of mil
lo,s The Ros,op n.nsrs ,ro oil !, ra,t,res Tbs
NUNS ANo Do''o' papeis arc oil ~ iap"i.e' in'
best description Is the following from the lady
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wiz Wouha' music HaIk APono plays
leHAkHEARE'
The DEDuT o. Or Bull last evening. was an unpara-
event IN the history OF Boston concerts desire to
near 'he great 10 see the man oil whose amaby
a % re o ma Md s reports naa reacm
yduals to the great mass and was nubclv evinced Nv
such an at the Meoaeon as has never been
known before where the dollar ~ tho 49, ~
or where the &C was a debut More than tro thou
sand il il estimated were present nit boxes oTchetr
the Whole evening At one of the fullest that Z
thought to have been held in the same building
medley affair by the comic Ranger, few years since
about 1900 were present tickets however, were but 80
cents SO ha our words are borne out by facts and are
moi eNasgeraca Ce pun sh unpreceaen.ea asraouon,
Ros,n nn' '''0's' P'''"''' ""f '"'''' "
oos s. r.. - -, e, :, ,
s;caI , ~ s sis sS 9 Ty NC unei
IN musical .rlumPn ,na' lai.hiu oremonS to"chea
entiahehe muslc-Wnd' sWes, ana wohaeriu! was;
taxing the audience with delight ana nneT,ng he usuai
piscioi'y OF inc ochesua VINO eiecIcahy SENSITIVE 10
he IMPRESSION OF .he nuiu'mde seemed 10 glory I'D inc
scsac s o., hs .ne ha, ~ S.,
eesac anu Ms rs ai evhcea na. ne oensht
was cohtagous Inc ano.ory, eMcn'ng me nehumehtoi
he w !, ms. perlomahce ny oie pu p,ohn
~. ~ III Nv onee WIN nsPiIins pIatos oy .q"ui'" "
the generous applause which greeted ms sniance-sna
a. VA. i .e n'i a S s pa. Vi e eonTos
uoi' heI elea' an u I,se on e.eiy e' as nun
wer "o"iu sa! nAo sP'r I.pm we my tne sn',i
,oIcc VI NV oa"io. !u M. s CIV "ans, s9u
we are IN the Oh inc a. 10 IN Wns.
manner the gliteu Norwegian Pioouccd hu1n e'e" rom
ms instrument was 'hr same 10 us wiener ne payeu
upon one s,iins or upu" Ill ; 1 .fha;s'
+ vas Fright brilliant and elorious In the words Of
spencer I seemed as IL
"All that pleasing is to living ear
Was there consortcd in one harmony
BIRDS voices instruments winds waters all agree %
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me 'ionh talked, Inutterta' Eosneu nu augheu az
W aenHn. IA tn1 , " III, ~ I'M ~
VehsMa -Whhst IN o.her pieces ho pua VI tnc green
Woou couiu chi!P, more sweeNy iheh sesIh mere
were SOUNDS OF nshuhess s,1ohS ana pow s weo-
es OF roh ana these suodued ana drawn OUT IKE tns ao
cate SOIL wire IRON the mass INTO 'he ass Fipra'oh''
Ike"
"When winds and harp strings meet,
And take q long upmeasured tone
To mortal minstrelsy unknown"
Ancr tho nerformnnce of tho Carnival (ouIv e se
ond niece =, Tho scanned now a., ;mro.vi
ha 70 asv ths nj IN. untiI az p,il
ra onnaarcd wbsn no anJeavorrd In cay gsn,Ic wo,ds
IN bis gratitude for his aides mud
contiem.n n. sa;J will ever remember vour md
Ill, go ,a r,.,;t ~ -, ~ ar.r, sndso,orn In
tbs ocL rn cnuid M, holm annIv;nv IN him
,hs words of Usnrv eth aSJressed IN the rnce,s aih,
rne "yonr answer in broLen music for INV voice IL
mnsc and Inv ErpI;sh hrokenn Ole Bull rraied m,
call for an by playing fantasia composed of var