The Arkansas banner., 1847-11-29
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 N. bochsa, the harpisi. x wsx At the Con- cert on Thursday night at the Tempe, Mons. B. appeared before tie audience fnr the second tine during the eveAiRgs performance. for the purpose of playing any airs the andienee might select with tmProMpta embellishments and vsFiaiis,ns M fso. ehsa is master of his instrument ah,I the harp in his hands F susceptible Of almost aaythng in Fez- son--but h might seem question of taste whetser martia hymns are exactly fks ihimg ta display the beauties. es harp. However. we are s,sseascEat. ie people, aud Mons b, albrii he is a wag. under. siaRds the pYiReipiet
 "You wii plsss send me ze taae voi cal u,ay.. proposed Monsieur to hs audience, as he came ayoa the platform.
 Hall dozen strips of papev immediately found theiS way 10 the stand and Moas,eas 8 read them aloud 70 Dolce Canceato '--ssY ! sakae Doolll'--4u know im, vera yell. play hun one, two. tree several times tl--" Groves 0'3Mneys--sYa Yankee Dso"-lI have two Yankee DOodils) i.NUn puisnes- tA"--.Trss biea :"
 "Star SpIaglsd Bssa~ ''' shouted somebody in tue crowd.
 "vat you ssi ''' tuqkrei Boehsa.
 'Siav SpaagleS Baaaef ,s' Monsieur dln1 nnd rstanss. He vas iistle hard of hearing He stepped quietly down from the ros- truH, and approached one of ths aisleS.
 "Ae xhcntiiman vi plees step to ze front"--but tie stranger declined,
 elf se zhentiIman cannot come 10 me, mas, come to him." continued Monsieur
  ed this announcement. pending which the stranger male his appearance loud sYpisuse greeted him as he passed 10 ths foot oil the passage way where stood Monsieur m attitude most provokingiy grave waiting for further explanation.
 .sVot you ssi. sair is
 1.-The Star Spsngled Bsanes, | I&ant" Monsieur
 Not Scar S'raagied. Star SpangIed Ban. net"
 "Ze BzHaairs- oui--I un'erstan'---ze Gso !'' "fes, yes-Ihe Flag of the United States "fes, SS'r : remember hisn. yer mooeh--Zst IS. ! do aSt recoIiee' him, 1aely. Monsieur. you know hun i'
 "Why. yes, 10 be sure,--every body knows lie Star SpaRgled Banner.'''
 "Tfes biea Monster, Every Ysnl<ee zhentilman oisart You sal viSsst him ~ My gar l'
 Another shout went up fron the audiences but the gentleman, notting abashed, placed his mouth at tie side of Bochsa's head aud commenced whist ing the "S,ar Spangl-d Banner most phi'osophi. caily, amid the eouvulsions ci the audience. Wle could not hnd is scene upon the biils of the ing
 ''TREs R'EN-Moasiear shouted Bochsa -- ' begar--shperb! Monsieur, soa von yer fine aaasi';iln, sal play ze Scar TsAgied Basair, wis moech Pesm '-and monatipg the platform, he commenced with grand intfodnciion to the sever al tsfmes proposed, which was followed by some shiy hnished exquisitely performed variations upon the melodies sent up 6ot forgetting, the wo "fahkee Doodils "--swass so certain a fay,tits On a sndden--a crash of harmony ieaped from the harp strings which took the audience by surprise An instan's rest ioowed--when our own beautiful National air. lhe "Siar Spangled Banner vas pro. daced, with most brilliant acccinpshvmeni VI hich brought down the house"
 Bochsa was satisfied his frisn was satisfied -tha audience was satisfied and inc splesdid Harpist et' the stage. t"'ih qar sinirk al the corner ot hls mouih) amid perfect storm or anplause