The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-20
Musical.

TABERSAcLE-The concert, composed of Rossini's mu-
sic Of" Moses In Egypt given by the Italian company
ut the Tabernacle last evening" very badly attended
on account of the storm, which raging at the time
1t will be remembered that the Ill luck happened to
these singers when they first gave concert at the Ia
bernace before going to Boston Indeed there
be fatality attending these performances Neverthe
less the music Of the King Of Maestro sung with
the ensemble and feeling SO common to the members Of
of this parti"it Ia well known 1t has been often
sung In by the performed the opera
ut the Park five and many other singers that
is may say quite popular Tedesco full ofe, in
spite the bad weather sgra Rainsr also; and Pere
sion upon the true dLetan for other presently
which scattered upon the benches Of that large
amphitheatre The chorus Of the third act was rem
that finale The different renfrees Of voices and In
struments, the ut is indeed chef d'euvre signora
usual taste and energy of ,ntonation her compassion,
signora Raineri, displayed the vast compass Of her
voice In solo, which sung with great success and
talent. We must remark by the by, that the
basso Novei, whose voice appears quite poftee 1--WE
not strong enough) ut the Park Theatre
gave us on this occasion better idea of his
power. His intonations were strong and energetic
s we
BILE prayer Of the first act, which received with
great deal Of enthusiasm What genius Is Rossini
his compositions We understand that the opera Of
Moseswl be performed with the dresses scenery ETC.
N,
other of twevenights after the present is
pleted Sc much the better Americans excessively
pean critics to the contrary observation-disclosures On Mon
day to have Hernan at the Park theatre, for
which we predict crowded house, as Tedesco Is to sing
in this beautiful opera OF Verdi"
CASTLE GARpEN-There will be grand sacred con-
cert this beautiful retreat this evening Dodworh
celebrated cornet band The refreshing air Of the Bat
terry, the beautiful promenade commanding a view OF
the bay and shipping, as also the green and fertile
a. 20 dra "casn
the musical and contemplative mind can, In the Ian
guage of the poet, enjoy food convenient for them"
VAuxHALL.This beautiful garden is open to visiters
Sunday where refreshments Of the first quality Ice
creams &c. served out cheap to vsiters. The pro-
prietOr Is sabe in and very strict in seeing thai
the utmost attention is observed towards the patrons
the Garden.
The concert of Herr and Svori at Nashville Tenn,
highly praised The OrfhopoLtan saws =" We though
that our ears had drank in the sounds that
issued from the violin, but confess that Mr. Sivor
surpasses any performer we have ever heard and Mr.
HERBS performance on the piano Is captivating"
Chrstys Minstrels are give twoconcerts at syria
cuse on monday and Tuesday evenings of this week
The following is programme of musical performance
| in London for week -
| Monday morning Brzzi's concert, the Philharmonic
also Mr.. Wilson, in the evening Tuesday morning.
Chattertons concert also Elias Musical Union and tn
meeting Of the Melodists' Club. Wednesday evening
Miss Maria B. Hawes's annual concert at the Hanove
Rooms. Thursday afternoon, the Queens birth day
drawing r0Om FRIDAY morning. Mrs. Anderson'5 con
cert in the great opera In the evening concer
at Buckingham Palace, at which Jenny Lind will sing
Operas at both the houses Tuesday Thursday and ga
turday.
The Ethiopian Serenaders remain at the st. Jane
| Theatre. Their success is fattering 1t was OF
their first arrival
Listz, the composer, is on his way to London from
Lemburgh.
Mr.. Lacy, Miss Delcy and Mr.. VIM. II. Segun, ar
giving concerts In London.
Madame Anna Bishop is about to come to the Unite,
States.
Henry Russell gave entertainment at Coventry re
Gently which well attended.
new oratorio called "Danel's Prediction, by Charlie
Horn was performed In the Music Hail. Store street
under the direction of the composer. The words wer
principally selected from Mrs Hannah Mores sacre
DRAMA with additions from the scriptures compiled
partly written by c. H. Purday. The same subject ha
been composed by four others-namely Handel, Spohr
Perry and Grissbach under the title Of "Beshazzar
npr