The New York herald., 1851-09-26
Catherine HAYES.

HER SECOND CONCERT IN THE UNITED STATES, AT
TRIPLER HALL.
We have never known a more elegant Intellectual and
fashionable neutrality-suspicious. between three and
four thousand persons--than that in attendance ct
TriIer Hall sst night the occasion Of the second
Of Catherine Hayes the great vocalist who has
enchanted the whole islsnd Of Manhattan. The per.
formsnces of hign order in every respect and
q public exgent in its demands than any other in
the world it is hight proof Of merit say that all the
Performers received with the greatest favor in
every department d the concert.
Mr George Loder was welcomed on his appearance to
conduct the orchestra in overture quite and
freshipg and then Mr. Jsvenu, warmly and heartily
greeted forward the conductor Of Herr Msngs
ard Augustus Brahsm In duett from Donzettis opera
Of European celebrity Betty" II very handsomely
executed though excitement the part OF the tenor
voice deprived IL Of it, poser and certainty Then
the soo on the harp, by Bertucca Msrstzek 1t was
very brilliant performs nee, and the enthusiasm with
which the harpis received renewed by plaudts
testiypg the general admira Of the audience The
other solo performance Of the evening had been assigned
to Mska Hauser powerful and sentimental voliuit Of
the best choo but he did not arrive in time meet the
demand of the programme, and Herr Griebel the for
cbspel master at Berlin, spd vioiinist Of
delicate insginsicn and of style supplied the Dc
faL Herr Gr.bel without the advantage OF a re-
hearsal took his theme from d" la Sonnsmbula;" aud
with the most ingenious nsru ncntation inter reted
the spii Of B,lini with mastery grace and
The audience properly the genius Of the ar
tist and compn cntsd him with encore, TO which be
was deferedly entitled
The rmsinder or he entertainment was OF vocal
character Augustus Bfaism Gang Bsfsis somswhat
hsckBied ballad from the Bohemian Grip" When
other psnrith tasteful and expressive elegance de-
void 81 thst boisgrousness which - sometimes made the
popular q arm Of The ballad. s also sanz With marx
ed spirit ieTyor and eject. "slls-e song from Mari
tsra - Yes ~ me ke soldier fall The prsgiiTs
by Herr nenris from the II Giuran ento.n from
The the uEApir,cstet but divine GeTca1aute wAs ele
gantly rerd'rtt ne people caurot distinguish b.
tween rain drops and diamonds. when they more
hmiar with The latter ihsy will knor the difference
msut
Lavoru tr,at,d The public 70 a new overture entitled
'Arne q Gi,rsirin The introduction. presume TO
ar cp,o founded ON The ceel lated hut TOO much
elected story q Walter Scott Lasenu the pro-
m.sc an ,prra of much charactcr The uofir caught
irm 'he overture gave us Lively impression Il an opera
III, c;hd rarts Of The grand coycert chiefly
trustcd o. Catherine ayt- He's frst trial with the
'Cssta Diva" from Eeiiria Norma" Thi- csvatns is
lrli- 10 tlis metropolis y j. great test song for
ain vrc,s and many haze pret nded - .rg who have
is'a Co. Go Uoir wth Do tlau % exhibit their usual
chfcuaic execution. iuGuiged iu half hour after
lrtalfa.t 70 has teen heard With al toe ornate
"a aets that nassfsf conceived that ventrio-
gusi TrcsuuIor ever vas rash enough % attempt III
larktt rtrsfr. 70 hss been Whitfield into many
r,fus rirr-aer a. estrv.fe seen in our museums of
~urc.itirr foreign and domestic. SHARP knives OF m
tier 81 vricfa. hsre made reputation By eating
assay uIon t vsry uch t. toe admiring surprise q
dis. icy cf craarro ortaud vho would eliminate senti
mtut into Gisgrts of mus.rsi notation Catherine
lfrvff Goes rot err in this way she has achieved q
trlrupi u ~asia Diva which IL credeble to her
gerius Co Der natural gfs and % hcr edu.son In the
ar; q uusi,. a. any musician can desire lie riese
81 c rf IN maze snd perfect yoca izsliun that viii stand
tts ,,.t q criticism. however acute and searching Il
ray he made. In cne word. her "Csta piva' |.
tcTud precedent. Brilliant have been some
U The inter- rctatirns ~ the great tragic vocalist
n cur tme-vs ere forced 70 make excep
ton. The talad, Those happy days gone"
thst en- italian ngsr with EngIhh voice J. equal 70
al occasions. The Rcotch song o. dinna think"
iumT hattly dertd also rcplete with psthos passion
expression. tsrdsrnsss and character. Ia the duet
with Bfshsm. from Linda 81 Chsmouni again we had
the Italian school in all Is rerfs elton VINO could wsh
fcr perfect ntoistCn--a elsrsot and taste
ful delivery C sr notesa delicious realization q
the very d.sign Cf the couuofcrf Musca Circles may
their Idols Lut burn incense t. any who
ui fifg In that duet d1 The soul Of its. night
Witb many however prt.ums that - slvDurueen
ptslhh" wss more tzalte rece of vtcaiEftrn. II
ftcud ss the audiCn.e could nlt h2ve enough q
70 ceiaiT ~ hf vety acme q ballad singing; but u
never could have been surE t var uoicss Catherine
Tsyfa ~ te entitled 90 the credit cf being one of the
fr.f q ftesn vocslsts 80 great Ergsh ballad singer
pc bee tlsn great italian vocalist We must re-
nsutcrttat.
~ eli tse.e song. of cath .rns Hayes the putc
aff.ffiI trctfd Tle plpuiifs were renewed amid s'-
e'suulira .rcrfrscusy eIlirr from ore Of The ll't
.-U'a tTt usli,n .te sudcnces N the rie.fopois
i,uy piece ua encnr,l. yet the greet vocalist only r.
fna.d tFr u ffs.e rf boz pqrrrufures, tfo uEh .le
tn.Ht- ..g r.i'l h.vs ..rned q. er,ry GRE ti t'e
I.ttd r..'.a.. .rs tf hfr agsen voice. TIE next con
iIi 'l... hsrcf wU aabe l.. ..ce t1-f1cTr1r eve
itt ". 'f nI f.ir f ue perceive ty IN Rf-
zen he. fN .s mct df'ul- and brilliant pieces ~
Hu ic. tLs s'Ts W.T. g coI.asr.