The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-15
Musical.

PARopI AT THRILLER HALL.-Last night, the great con-
cert Of Psrod the unrivalled vocalist took place at
NH Ter Hall The doors opened ct half past Ave
O'Clock, but long before that punctuz mporis crowd
Of ladies and gentlemen had assembled 1t the vssti-
buie By half past seven every part Of the house
filed, and four thousand persons present,
comprising great portion Of the elegance and refine
msnt of the metropolis. The overture to " Tampa
beautifully performed, and then Parodi appeared
We could not hsip contrasting hs~
and ensemble with that seen upon the stage. She
appeared another being; but when she sang the
opening BONANZA, the same varied exprseson. the
Same brllsncy Of execution the same pure vocaiirs
sien brshs from her nsiodous lips, which had so
Of hsrs which Is thin alto destitute of feeling
expression but ana capsoious organ, caps-
melody and sweetness ntonation truly delicious.
It made deep impression and the musical genius OF
which nature, in giving her such voice has directed
her The duet from Norma con nrmed the first impress
sss sss Is s.ssn. MS; ,i,sn: WHITING rsS
Parodi was turAed towards the fortunes Of the new
candidate for public favor. Her sssety seemed most
at heart, and when she the young lady
pletely successful che seemed wholly lost In her JOY
at so conplsts q triumph Of one 90 young aud
Miss whiting At once established herself in the good
ersoss Of the audience. She was warmly appsuded
TsnorsdL by Parodi, however, was the srandsst sx-
hibition of her vocaliIstion yet displayed. Though
sAs did not depart from the music to smbelth With
Of many performers who havs Waited this city, Jet
shs prodnesd such an impression that the building
her In every genuine requisite
Of great vocalist She called for again and bowed
her acknowledgements, and again was summoned to re-
peat the beautiful allegro mi tamil pslpti" Riccis
ysase was sung, alss With . similar effect; and the
81 :s sns ~ the
and Lorini. Parodi showed her poser With tbs har-
mony Of Mozart and sncore testified hsw we'll sseh
performer had sxscutsd the We think that
every lever must have been deeply impressed
vsh the purity slsganoe ..d force Of Psrodis style
display her musical aptitude for creating bliad
sstenshment; but beyond few inimissble shakss shs
INDUCED in nothing that the highest taste could cell
gssssiossbls Her appeal was made TO the most re-
n.s virginia whiting has made tn. most fAvor.bls
Ssbuts a. : vocalist, that have known for many
years In tact know Of no American lady who oan
y placed In the ssns rank with her. Her yoos i s
her art displayed to great advantage In the con-
ssrsd music and shs promises TO be fsvorits on the
lyric stage. The confidence which few public
appearances viii give her, must ripen her talents for
msay acceptable feast. In the aria from Roberto
ana the germs OF future success we're .ridsnt in
everything she attempted. Such n triumph should
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great taste, though the former did not appear
% have his si,sr ,0,s, as s 10 S,.., .,x BE.
coined, and merissd even more Applause than he re-
ssivsd The Juvssile pianist Master sasr is quite
wonder. He plays with q manly precision and force
cutie remarksbe and such talent cannot remain bu-
reA The brsncy Of his execution very great and
triamph. Herr eriebei, ON the violin created quite
nrcre He 10 admirable violinist. and hir
oct him that his talents only squslied by
his popularity he has won his way by the sole aid Of
his genius fhe length Of this notss permit
MS to do justice TO the concert generally 70 the
orchsstra. Msretzek seems 20 have charm By which
to hold all the nstruments and the style Ia which he
wrought out his poetcsl Tip Top Polka from thssnguid
indifference pictured the introduction " tbs
sion OF the Titanic earnestness toward, the iclose
shows HE mastery over the harmonies OF tsuumsnts
and Of those Who are employed to produce them.
Such has been the demands made on Naretzek for
another concert that Parodi has conented to appear
in one IL will take place at rripler Hall, on
Tussday night; and great feature In u viii be the re-
production Of that nmitable second a,t Of Lusrers
Borsis when has created ~ much sens.iion IN she
tory Of the lyric art. We should individually be
happy 10 besr, on that occasion from Oapuleti e
tuesiss in asiio and we doubs not the pubc would
share In the enjoyment 10 be derived from music
sdmirssly suited 70 Parodi's voice
TRwLEH HsLL.-Ths eighth grand sacred concert Of
Anna bishop will on this evening. The pro-
srsmme contains beautiful selection Of musical gems
from Mey erbeers Prophetic" Donisettis Martyrs"
Rossini's "Moses i'm Egypt" and Kaliwedss "solemn
oyerturen Herr CIR bel will accompany ma Bishop
An q sacred song auyi Mr.. Baily, from London will
perform ON the cornst piston OF Handles sacred
melodies The vocalstS will be, Anna Bishop. Mis-, r.
De Luce, Mr. Philip Meyer, and signor Noveli The
erohsstra will be under Nbe direction OF Mr. Bochsa
No doubt the hall will be vted by hundreds 10 enjoy
the splendid musical performances OF Bochsse orcaes
Ms, and the charming vocsliranon OF Anna Bishop.
Canrrv's MrvsrsEIs This iNmous band continues
In M uninterrupted Of cue cess They Announce
q fne hill for tomorrow evenug-sir gips dancing,
burissque opera, and exqultite mussc.
FsIlows' orkra Housr-The baud tslongins TO this
establishment IL excellent, either regards vocal or
nstrumsntai talent and Is gaining every day In pub
lie estimation. The violin and sceordeoo solos ere
beautiful