The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-18
Musical.

Thr AroLLoRroNs-Thes highy gifted children give
their third Concert this evening al the Apollo Rooms
and IRON the deep impressions which their refined taste
aud wonderful execution the violin viooncelo and
we are persuaded they will this evening, have a bum
per.
MILE. RAcHEL's FIRST CovcERr-An audience OF
perhaps five hundred persons assembled at the Apoo
Saloon, on wednesday evening last, to witness this
young ladys debut as also those of Mons Hecht and
Herr Heuckeroh. This, considering all the attractions
offered elsewhere, certainly highly faerng TO the
debuans the audience judcious most critical
and fashionable Mile. Rachel as we said on for.
mer occasion is Jewess of progressing appear
ance somewhat enbonpoint has dark eyes and hair a
pleasant smile and is not yet nineteen. She native
Of Stuttgart IN Germany Is e. pupil Of kaliiwoda has
additional and valuable instruction from Mr.
George Loder under whose care she still remains. But
to come to the performance. The first piece a new
and beautiful trio by Sterndae Bennett which was admit
raby performed by Messrs Boucher Bristow and Loder
Next came the grand from Robert lie Diable' by
Mile. Rachel whether it from the nervousness
consequent first appearance, or from the temporary
illness which we understood she labored under She did
sing that aria well she did two occasions
when heard her sing it in private. She at all time
lacks fexbility (as all very strong voices usually do
ed it even more than usual The critic of morning
paper however mistaken regarding the substitution
fnd referring to the that she sang the original
cadenza in the place referred TO- Mons Jules Hecht
next sang recitatve and ara IRON lie Chalet which
received with great applause He has fine smooth
baritone of good quality but deficient rather in grace
ulness, than in what usually called style. Mons Hech
Is an excellent musician, and suppose a good
teacher which his profession than concert singing
Herr Heuckeroth is unquestionably great addition
TO musical strength He is admirable volinist is
pupil of Spohr and may consequently be supposed,
plays in the purest and most classical style We have
been rather deficient in good resident violin solo per-
formers for besides Mons Rapet know of none; and
as Mr.. ii. intends residing among us, Philharmonic
Society and other musical circles ought to give him
most hearty welcome Most Of all, Mile Rachel seemed
to please in little English ballad from Benedicts new
opera of the Crusaders called ~ thine only thine
in which she received most rapturous In her
delivery of this the advice and instruction Of Mr. Loder
plainly percepble for she is yet comparatively
unacquanted with the English, but delivered this ballad
with an energy and expression that would have done
credit to Mrs. Wood. Upon the whole when
slider that this young lady sang in four different angua.
ges French German, Italian andiEngsh conseq
Of each school had been selected tor her,
cannot but admire the talent that could command the
most rapturous applause for EACH and do not feel dis
posed cavil find fault with trifes which.
certain time and practice will remedy before long And
after ALL have heard voice in this country
who could give the recitave passages of the grand
from "Der Freschutz" with power and expression
equal to Mile Racheps Mr. Kyle played flute solo by
Gilman with great effect end received, usual his full
share of applause The concert, altogether, highly
successful and take the liberty of suggesting ear
ly repetition.