The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-28
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CAMILLo SIvoRI.-Agan We have heard the great
vonist and listened to the eloquent music Of his magic
yielding bow, and more than do feel the mex
of Language describe the influence of bis
mighty genius. We call his music mighty, powerful in
enchanting and gratifying the Senses by enchsn
ment, bat the heart becomes cheerfully ensaved with
the golden rvets forged in the glow of such talent
the avoerd Of Italy possesses The cold eye of the
blasted critic may gloat over an imaginary mPerscden
and his tongue conceal all Questionable sentiment in
the consequential argon of his musical textbook; but
we would rather revel in tho pleasure excited by
the ebulitons of q seemingly inspired mind, than
attempt to analyze the from which de-
rive it; and we feel that there are but few of the
thousands crowded within the walls Of the Tabernacle
last evening, who would wish to know whether it was
pizzicato stsccato passage allegro the harmon
cs which caused their blood to and tngle in their
veins The first piece performed by signor sivon was
spohr Concerto the sh and all need say of its per-
Torrance is, that proved the maestro to be perfect
and unequaled in the old style in the The
duet of Maurers executed with signor Rapetti,
delicious concord of harmony and Of signor Rapett
safely assert that his envable reputation not
diminished even when shining in the sunlight of Sivors
fame Tho Prayer Of Moses, and the variations mel
Cor" the remaining pieces played by the volins
the merits Of which have heretofore spoken Of Beth
were encored, and series of variations Yankee
Doodle were substituted for Of them. 1t was de-
cous and ancifu creation and received with deasning
manifestations of delight by the audience sgnora Pco
sang she always does and id she limit herself
the conralto, and less to the soprano notes, her
style would be devoid of blemish. Julia Northa and
Mrs Loder in good voice, and loudly applau
ded De Begins himself than ever, and his
terzetfo with Pco and Northal encored The duet
Of Timm and Fontana, one Of the gems Of the
nng must omit the admirable performance ofthe
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advantage Kyle, with his flute. delighted in
his accompaniment to the violin duet. On Thursday
next svo will give his last in this city assisted
by not only all the talent engaged last evening" but
glad to learn that Madame Ablamowoz who in this
city, in Philadelphia and Boston has met with such
will also assist at the entertainment which shall
refer to particularly at another time The late
Of the hour orbids any further remark than ad
wise all lovers Of music, all who delight in what su.
premely exquisite and celestial in sound 90 and Lis
ten to the silvsry wsrblings Of sivoris bow.
Ihrsn EvrrrSes.-A very large and fashionable au.
dience greeted Mr. Lover last evening" at Palmos As
usual he entertained his hearers with Of his
dote and songs, Of which his stock appears unlimited
illustrating the bright spots his counrym charac
ter and the apparent Inconsistencies that form it. His
recitation the "Irish Fisherman" 10 beautiful compost
ton and warmly applauded Mr. Lover will appear
again this evening and with most commendable
to the Irish Emgran societya society that has strong
claims on the benevolencs OF the public. This will be
the browning night Of all in point Of the excellence and
variety OF the entertainments, and will be strange
the house be not filed to overlooking.
LroroLp DE MrrER.-We learn that the Lion Pianist
to give another concert in Philadelphia during the
ofthe ensuing week The of this eminen,
artist appears to have been most triumphant our sister
city, and he has been prevailed upon delay his return
order that many who have not heard him have an
opportunity Of 30 doing.
The Apollsneons are in New Haven, Conn Their
sweet music should be appreciated in the City of the
Eims
Two fine oratorios are to be given by the American
Musical Institute, at the Tabernacle Wednesday eve
ming next