New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-31
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styIe-yhich can be said Of very fsv dramatic
,lSgers-sbe exces quite as remark Ably ~ "a .hs
aorid and bTdvurs school. There IL combination
Of simplicity add earaestsess Ia her manner that
tsss peculiar charm, white the e y cadenoes and
ornaments she Introduces Oniy serve u give To-
creased sentiment aad character 70 the nslo1y-
Herein lies the secret Of good ballad Staging By
Vblob many who are exeiusivsly devoted % taa;
s,y le Of ART would DO well % study and profit
Nothing coald be more hearty aod spoggansJas
than The encVrs awarded 70 this ballad, with
was accompanied On the pianofOrte b. NJ Be1s-
dict himself
The last effort Of NdIIe. Jenny Liad, and, be-
cause the last, perhaps the rnOsE captivating, wss
one Of those delicious Sxedisb melodies which.
rom the lips OF the Might pgale," may vie ia
Characterize beauty with The national melodies Of
bcotaDd and Ireland, immortslzed 10 history and
poetry. The song OF the Shepherds Ia which, b.
siDsle meodic interval, Ia sharp 7th--from 10
u sharp frequently repeated, the pecaharcah by
means Of which the h0cks are brought together Is
ielicitously initiated, gives 4olle Lind scope FOR
INDUCING in certain caprices CT execution that,
amid an apparen. simplicity, present more than
usual vocal difficulty. The exquisite int3naton
With which tho quaint interval alluded 10 vas in
7sriably taken, and the rich expression Of hunor
and srchness that.gSVe meaning 70 the words, IN
spite OF their Hyperboresn origin and let every
into the secret Of the story, thoroughly enchanted
the audience. hsdemoisene Lind accompanied
hersel, ans on quitting the piano, the uproar was
absolutely deafening Twice did the gifted song
stress rehPpesr, but the applause still continuing,
abe once more came back, and, tripping Lightly
the platform, resested herself at the piano.
The silence was now universal as the noise had
been, just previously. Every breath was held, Leaf
single drop Of the rain Of melody" should be
lost. Tbis time Mdlle Lind sang pastor al love
song, foil Of wild tenderness thGt it almost tErn.
ed the torrent Of jubilaDt enthusssm into a moro
sober stream OF sadness bat when, flashed with
triumph, she ross 10 take her leave, every tongue
wa. lcosened in cheers, every palm extended 70
beat against ts hbor In honor Of the gifted and
admirable artist who had afforded such intense
qualification TO all present. IL was really scene
10 remember.
In smother article, the same paper says:
The reception Of Miss Lird has been in the high
est degree hattering. she has been staying at the
Adephi Hotel since her arrivs s. great WA the
anxiety on the part OF the pat get glimpse
of the fair vocalist that lsree c-cfa' assembled
on Thursday evening in B5apsI S1d ayrtle-st.
whose prolonged cheering as a. preceded 10 nd
from her carriage vas enthusiastic ate stssi IN
of her popularity. The simple, unaffected cnarac
ter OF Jenny Lind was displayed at the rehearsal
where she mir led with the group, and INDUCED in
all the innocent freaks OF guileless heart. The
starchness assumed by prima donnas seems 70 Do
foreign to her nature she has 10 idea Of en-
shrouding herself In the cold formality aud lofty
dignity which artists infinitely less gifted so ire
quently ape.