New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-17
THE TRIBUNE.
s.eerc,d de Never.

- 49,; 49, vt..,>>; c<pec,stioas wcvc real
", h.~,, nevc. taken mach pleasure in
-. ~. ,;<nn franks icscyvcdly high among
>,s.<.-e.,,s,s l>,cas<e il combines - much 1t
..sx,, - IN, idea II any kind q music, but. IN
-; -, sal csiov;ueHi IL rich and comph.
-,s-.,<,.. W., NSs., the orcheSsrG 10 satisfy the
= we, IS :l, ,,i,.,' in simple deep strains
- ..s,a.ap potency II tore 20 rcpresent what
.=o<s s'ro;u is Acys music may be studied and
,,,,r:s:st NJ; ~, really heard.
b; MS .>,yoy;v disappeared beneath the hands OF
:, New W - draws :-o,u The piano surses and
..--.,ss - S.:.a. and BY his wonderful energy and
=, SIS tie cz- SIS wiki twenty Instruments
,.vSs magical vixen The delicate passages came
,,.SE-s ike nils ana jets 70 swell the torrent OF
:. -.,;s <:7ss,n. Each note ie like spark. yet
.,-eA,.As Sa:sssd : fower The full passages
~, i:-e,: sn6 s:roas as the storms Of Nature
,.,s.,: i seems IS ii human hands could hardly do
-. :, sssbss-ve the Viii Q; = human mind.
seems . Is no; Jus, TO speak OF the execu-
M Q: MS ar;is; h. ITSELF: as /: i; We're mere
ksk. q aoqa;cd skill, while ii is tue expression OF
4, powerful Individuality Or ., leas; o; powerful
ja.:s There Is 20 spirituality, no deep intellect
n EXPRESSION those who always seek In music the
ax,-ession a. the more refined and elevated part OF
CO 2s:u-e, mus; OF course, go away disappointed
Sci range OF music is as wide as the world, and
use who take pleasure in the flood Of vital energy,
-:<s.s 70 very high poin.-in the triuniphs OF the
VII sensations o! extraordinary richness, full
,ess gni holiness, rapidly accumulated and vigo-
-o-ss- ;iss;rs;ed would find an eXhlaration in de
Nsre sccn as attends the ascent Of mountains, the
a
49,: In this age o; half feelings and low, imper-
81 organizations this impression OF such tuilness OF
vi ecarsy is 10 not oppressive. but refreshing.
Awtinsical introduction 10 such an entertainment
coe OF The most sentimental Of Italian airs. Il
-ei when this great hcrsc began TO run, he would
sake or regret End sadness in moment, as the
n.~E r.ig3t ell memory OF the song Of the nightin-
s.la
Wenever heard any thing sustained as the ex-
:::suen: Of The Danse du Serial. That dance danced
::set dead before the last light went out. The
M.-che Marocane is very bold and imposing it
gems ike French conception OF savage things,
bat large in lis grasp and crashing in its tread
Thus does the tramp Of cavalry break the silence OF
he wild cares and oplbs Of the desert and cymbals
dang wild barbara mourning and the change OF
ssas OF the march.
The air and gesture of the musician he
plays are good as the music. His smile
!. bluff, cordial, a little vain, but not, we
,hould say with petty vanity. His whole
BODY plays, and his hair sticks out, full Of cleo.
riciy. II is jast the RICH, length now though,
indeed we doub, whether ever grows any longer
!; sympe.bizes too much with his playing to have
tine 10 grow. x
TIE LAUREL WREATH: Edited by Rev. S. D. Bur
cHAAo, \. 7. Hartford 5. andrus & Son.-New
YORK: J. w. Wadleeh 563 Broadway.
Tn, is new Annual. of modest pretence and price
yet well filed with original contributions from some
twenty w.i,e-s including
Ms, Emma C Enbury, c. Donald Macleod
Lydia Sisourney, Rev Geo. B. Cheever,
Anqe = stephens, Z. Z. use,
Elizabeth o. Smith, w. B. Sprague,
Jane E. Locke, E. F. Hatfield, &c. &c.
lie Illustrations ten in number, are not generally
s'od and those who judge Annual byits pictures will
Obtain uuduly unfavorable impression OF this. Those
who read i. will know and like i, be,ter.-We copy the
following Poem for AUD Lang Syne, and not the
oet thing In the volume 1t is good however.
WINTER AND AGE
BY KRIS LYDIA H. sIcorRNEY.
GREY Winter oveth silence. He is old,
\ And iketh not the sporting of the lambs.
Nor the shrill song of birds. 1t irketh HIM
z To hear the forest melodies though still
4 de giveih license to the rutfan winds,
That with black foreheads and dislended cheeks,
aater hoarse thunders on their wrecklng path
He lays his finger on the lip of streams,
And they are ice, and stays the merry foot
y! The slight ruae,, as i, leapeth down,
q Terrace by terrace, from the mountains head.
de sllenceth the purling of the brook
mat told It's tale in gentle Summer ear,
Al the day long reproachless, and doth bid
sharp trosts chasse and chain it, I'LL il shrink
Aoashd away.
He sits with wrinkled face
Like some old grandsire i'll at ease who shuts
Inc noisy roopins of the children out,
AND drawing nearer TO the pleasant fire.
Dom settle on his head the velvet cap,
a ana bless his stars for quiet, once again
S'ern Winter drives the truaui fountain back
40 the dark caverns OF the imprisoning earth,
/, ana dead meth, with his drted SHOWS, the sound
II VI wheel and footramp.
Thus il is, with man,
W W men the chill winter OF his lie draws on
Tue ear Goth ioathe the sounds that erst II loved,
W, hse some moody hermit bar the door,
lnough swcctcs, tones solicit j, in vain.
tHeeye grows weary of the furnished scenes
AND old wind shaken tapestries OF time
While all the lans ud senses autedaie
lie Sabbath OF the tomb.
The echoiug round
Wsiddy pleasures where his hear, in youth
osported eagery-thc rushing tread
VI The great, gorgeous world, are nought to him.
i who, as be journcyeth TO cline unknown.
would TO the skirts Of holy silence cling.
And le. all sounds and symphonies OF earth
'ai like a faded vestment, from the soul
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