The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-30
Musical lnteIli xenc /.

Ixo old DE Meyers GRArp FEsTIvAL.-We have
Just ls rned that the celebrated scored La
Msrche d'Tsy.n testimonial Of his admiration
for his friend Leopold de Meyer This remarkable piece
will be performed with CLa Marche Marocaine" the in
Of which, written also by Hector BerozD
by grand orchestra OF less than fifty musicians un
der the direction of NJ Lode, The vocal depar.mens
the talented Miss Korsinski We learn that instead OF
Mr. Burx the vionist the lion pianist" has engaged
the accomplished Madame Pico 10 unnecessary tossy
aword in her praise she Is too well known already.
Ma Lovrn--we need scarcely remind our readers
that Mr. Lover gives his second entertainment at the
stuyvesant Institute this evening To those who heard
Mr. Lover on Monday evening, We need not say one
word in praise fthe peculiar and delightful entertain
ment which he affords his audience To those who had
not opportunity Of hearing him. we would say tnat
hey have any conception Of the richness Oh the
treat in store for them We say this without the slight
est fear that any one who hears him will be at all dsap
pointed Tickets should he secured early as there Will
doubtless be a. great . crowd tonight a. on Monssy
evening
THr AroLLoSroN.-The Masters Bullock and Cole
with Miss Anna Maria Cole constituting this extraord
nary family give their farewell concert this evening,
at the Apollo Rooms. On Monday night they exhibited
before crowded house in Brooklyn. and last evening at
Jersey City. Wherever they have performed the innu.
ence Of their genius upon the audience present the
best evidence Of their merit Almost every piece mas
been enthusiastically encored, and ncught but the fear
manv cases prevented third repetition Unaffected and
artless in their manners prepossessng IN ne sppes.
endowed
they are rapidly acquiring degree OF favor with
lie which will eventually place them on Mig OF
professional fame. II seems almost 70 ndvidnen1e
where each perfect In his part but the little gri OF nine
wears of age whrn warbling forth her sweet music or
launching the piano in style which few can excel or
even initiate always carries along with her the deep IN
of every listener and for Delos the viooncello
nsver Herr Boucher himself would rest satisfied that
bs compositons done complete justice to, could he
hut brar thorn played by this lad OF but ten years We
s;nc erelv hone this their last concert in New York
will be attended by crowded audience.
Tus ALBANIA will hencsforth be the uptown temple
of amusement par srcsenes where the hnest music, in.
strumental and vocal may be enjoyed in perfection,
while tho palate ckled by the most recherche and de-
licate yiands and consconshere by the enterprise Of
Messrs George Loder Corbyn, s established one Of
the most desirable place Of amusement yet provided for
the public--free from every Objectionable feature
standing in the very heart Of the uptown population
and on the greatest thoroughfare in America, the Al
hanna must Inevitably command full share Of public
patronage under any circumstances but with such
musical entertainments as certain to be produced
by Mr. Loder and the excellent arrangements We may
fairly anticipate under Corbyn's direction, IL will doubt
less at once become the head quarters Of beauty and
fashion To the farer portion OF population and 10
families, the Alhamra will prove delightful resort
during the coming winter
Master sconcis the celebrated vionist we perceive
by our exchanges Is giving concert at Princeton Inc
editors speak In the highest terms Of his performances