The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-24
Music and the Opera.

With the warm breath Of spring will in along the
Atlantic seaboard the melodious music of all the great
artists who in this country The first sunny day
after week Of rain md storm invited the lovers Of
loy to be present at walace concert Tuesday
Ing, which may be considered the harbinger of the
musical spring Next week, Bosio, Miss Whiting
Bsttin, Marni, Couetu Bensyentano, and others who
engaged by Maretlek will proceed to Boston for
short Of twelve nights; while here viii remain
awaiting the bright future steranone the great Jsa
sonna Bertucca Pico-Nist and other artistss u emf
renee who will be attached to Marctzeks company at
Castle Garden which will be opened about the middle Of
June.
On the whole what with the short stay If Jenny Lind
her return the city aud occasional musical enter
ainm shall have something TO talk about between
the present time and the opening OF the opera
A., however Jenny Lnds concerts will be high priced
and in ballad singing In her native language In which
she ercels shc il most popular and satfactory to the
masses Il 10 that the first part Of the
from this time till the middle of June, may be made
brilliant bya series II cheap popular ami yet ele
CANT concerts which will tend to restore the old English
Scotch aud Irish ballads, which few sing with
taste and feeling. Th. task could BE- wen assumed by
Madame y Wallace Bouehee, who. IN her first appear
Tuesday evening. created. In ballad singing,
sensation such a. We have not known in this country
since the days q Mrs Wood We quite certain that
the style In which Mrs BoucheIle sang the Star Of
Love and Kathleen Mavourne.n." will long b.
Numbered Though tho LAZY Is adm irabe artist, and
ue musician her great rts i In the ballads = the
United Kingdom q Great Britain aud Ireland How
BEAUTIFULLY would ne ling Home. Sweet Home :" In
pathos, expression and scn.bii;y quite that
he would surpass any the voca-ts Il English song
among ~ and unquestiousty would create a greater
impression IN the home ballad than Jenny Lind
hsr,,r This would ar-s from her familiarity with the
expression Il the language. in connection with the
music lTeF method is quite mtd in THE syl. = mu.
IT, because .he infa- INTO all parts Il her
tumuuous truthfuine.s u feeling which makes ballad
singing the most dcult = L i the most POPULAR. ie.
rartmcntcf song.
Several English vocalist-always male singors-have
boon v,ry successful in iris country IN entertainments
constituted entir,y II ballads The late Mr. wilson
70 ey nothing q Braam was vc popular AMI acquired
large fortune. and Rusell with bat limited voice
fmastsd quite a fortune There D. no reason Why Ma
dame bcuchclc should Mt b. more popular. m1re
crwui ard Why she .boad not by her own individual
,xcrtor in two ~ THREE years acquire very elegant
Grtuuc iy hcr talents aided she might be- IN intro.
dusng ballad. r0m the pom Il that truly Great
pcser " Vincent Wallace her brother. What, f1r IN.
stance. could afford more pleasure e. the public than
FER Nader me btuchelle 70 give series ~ concerts
tanned Wholly Nv herself - Trplcr ilaul Thy would
letety sucegriu W doubt not - eiry cents tick
b'cauv the English Scotch and Irish ballads always
TrTUlar with The mae 81 the community. and
fough Jenny Lind should ~ n the city I'd tho time
fhHt ihf" tohfffN tAtWlA ~ vet they would NOT
b. without an iuneuc cuTeut of appreciation f0r Ma
dome RcUchCc he's mer ritz beyond good personal an.
rtarsrce admirable style aud general sAili in her
Her voice v SWEET and persuasive ms:s8 ssprcao
capable = lrst musical uHcSions possessing great lea
~ Vgthos ~ ~ t0uen and fails upon the Tar IN an hrr
ballads With power ~ melody charfnR q r. an.
u would BE- 81 that such voca-
let Therefore should only In connexion with
other talent when ~ little practical decision tho
very it results FIR The args and fr musical In
tie metropolis would ho achieved. We very earnestly
commend ties eug4est0ns worthy ~ the lady, alle.
ttn aad bre shc mpy end business director who
will put hemint0faert