The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-04
Musical Intelligence.

SVoRis Last CorcKRr-Another Of those immense a.
ssmbsgss occasionally collected In this city, ON occasion
Of some extraordinary attraction. present In the Ia
bernscs last evening greet the chief Of voinsts pre-
vous to his departure for the south and determined
to leave indslbe imprsssun Of his genius upon the
hearts Of all who heard him. he played with spirit
and moro impresibilty than The 6rs piece per
formed BY him ~" Campanello" with orchestral &C.
compartments; and highly have spoken of 1t be-
fore, would now add, necessary still further con-
mendaion The Carnival Of Venice" the only other
solo performed by sivor was, - IL, series Of
delicious everchangng, cspricisus melodies: with Its
waing, laughing, whispering, suasivs tones. seemed
Like the comningli voices Of fairies, bswitchng the
spirituality Of sxpresion richness Of melody and never
failing originality, Is would have gladdensd even the
hear. q i greet eonPo'sr The duet performed with
cert That the public agreed with rs In opinion
Of it, merit was fully proved by the rpturous en-
even more than his usual excellence. II. air from
Lucia Dc Lamnsrmoor," performed by siveri and
choice treats given ana the latter artist entirely dives
ed Of the agitation sometimes attendant upon his playing
gained much applause and much credit One Of The most
Of Mr. Kyle the flute, in his variation. the Welsh
cir Jenny Jones y and though the standard Of this au-
tin, hardly prepared for his brilliant effort with
which We were favored All present were sgreeably
Snp sang Rs@.nssr Ne on .ns opera Of IN. so
heman Girl" II was exquisitely given aud received
most veciisrous call OF encore De Begins sang better
than have heard him for long time his slselto in
his dust with Pioo we have never heard squsled Miss
Norha signora Pco and Mrs Loder all sang with their
accustomed merit, and received much commentator
from the audience The orchestra. led by RApetti, de.
also great praise for their admin able overture
Capulstt l Msntecchi." In word the concert was
wonderful artistic from our city and feel that In his
south he may 18th the same numerous enthu.
sisstic admirers - hero He win give give concert
in Phadelphis nsxt week, probably Wednssday and
msnts he can give but ons In either city.
HrrRr Hsns-This evening the Fhiladslphians ere 10
hear the great pianist again In addition to the attraction
Of his TALENT he has secured other both vocal and
instrumental sgnors Fico, Mr.. and Mrs Walker,
Msssrs Tharbeck and Meignan, are al Engaged. Be-
aides the overture TO ssmeramide," 90 SUCCESSFULLY
Mr. Herr and fifteen Of she best pianiss Of Philadelphia
THn AyoLIoSEos..-Thsss children, than whom more
deserving artists lived give their hr concert since
their return from successful tour In the Eastward At
Newark this evening II they have an audience at al
indeed On Monday evening are to have them In this
city, when they give concert at the Rutgers Institute
sAcnks Muuc--A concert will be given this evening
at the Apollo Saloon In aid Of the Church of st. George
the Martyr under the patronage ofhs ladies Of the
Church. and 10 for the frthsrance Of most laudsbls
object An array Of musical talent 10 offered which
must render the entertainment excesdipgy suTactive.
Madame whose vocal powers have placed
her 10 the Hrst rank Of her profession will sing wo solos,
,hs, my RsJsener Livsth.n Dr.. Hodges will add his
vsiasbls sssisencs, also Mrs Leder Miss Watson. and
many o'hers Of known roralssiS We uuH y see
ervwssd ssivsa. 'sf