The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-10-30
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Hesls Fissf CoStskf-~MF. Henry Befl gave BIZ
first concert At ths Tabernacle last evening before
very numerous and select audience He assisted by
Madame Ablamowicz, Mr.. Mayer, Mr.. Timm, Signor
Rapetti, and well drilled orchestra Mr. Herr fully
confirmed the impression hch his disting pushed repu
taon had given of his merits artist. His style
is Of that quiet kind that wins its way to the feelings
His execution is clear chaste, and brilliant without
dundancy of ornament although there lack ofervor
or intensity He is unquestionabv great artist and
although his playing is Of that sort that takes
an audience by storm, still he ELECTED tumuu
applause from a very refined and discriminating
assemblage. His first piece was a grand concerto
for pano-forts and orchestra, which was execu
ted by him in the most mastsrly manner, and in
which he ably seconded by the orchestra This
piece was several times interrupted by vehement
applause, and at its close the artist obliged to
turn to the platform to receive the renewed greetings Of
the audience. His next piece was grand fantasia on
avorite airs from Lucia di Lammermoor," composed
by hmselfa most sweet theme, brilliantly ornamented
The execution of this piece of the most mastery
description It was enthusiastically encored. But after
the third piece Variations de Bravurs and Rondo Bril-
liant tae March from Oteo," the enthusiasm OF the
audience knew no bounds The applause was deaien-
ing, and M Herr obliged to reappear after retiring
from the platform, again to bow in acknowledgment OF
the cheers of the audience NJ. Herr has obtained
brilliant and deserved triumph. The fame of his compo
stons universal and he proved last evening that
nstrumentist he is mastery as he is as compo
ser He used one Of ais pianofortes, an instru
ment Of very brilliant Tone and suited Of course to his
peculiar style OF playing Madame Ablamowicz acqui,
ted herself better than have yet heard her She
in excellent voice. and sang her pieces in besutl style
The cavstina Di pscer deserved the enthusiastic ap
plause 1t received Mr. Mayer sang nearly as well as
usual He has voice Of exceeding richness and volume
and he ought TO make more OF It, Mr. Tmm presided at
piano forte with his usual skill and taste 1t is need
less say sught in praise Of sgnor Rapes leading
He cannot do nythng but we'll Mr. Herr will give his
next concert Tuesday evening next
LEOPOLD DE MEYER 1t is expected that the concert
to be given by this great musician on Tuesday next in
aid of the charitable fund Of the German Society at the
Tabernacle will he Of the most brilliant and FASH
ionaby attended entertainments of the season. With
bersty tina, reflects the highest honor him. the lion
pianist hearing the fund Of this Society fast d.
mnishing determined to throw into the balance
his and deserved popularity in order to increase
amount adequate to deray the expenses for which
it designed MN lie Kosnsky actuated by the
noble spirit has volunteered her valuable services on
the occasion With such feast in prospect
fdent the Tabernacle will be crowded Tuesday
ming.
SIaNoR Dr. BroNIs to have given q concert last
evening in Providence. Miss Moss and others were to
assist him