New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-30

numbered rinety seven performers, S follow naes,
Hsgeolet osricrets, oboss, bassoons. rumPes.
cofnet, horns, 4 trombones ophecieidss snare
orums bass drum psir cymbss pairs kettle drums
II FRI. violns 10 second vcIrs 10 vioss 10 vonceos
and II double bases or these twenty-five we're brought
By NJ julien from Europe and the REMINDER engaged
here finer BODY Of performers would have been tiff
cult 10 get together anywhere.
Julien took his place promptly at the ho1r designated o'
commencing after the rounds Of applause tha, greeted
hin had subsded commenced the overture 70 Der FRI
schu'z. 1t admirably played ani greatly applsaaet
Then followed one Of Juljsns brilliant qEstrlel Ihs
Standard Bearer. NEXT the Allegro and ssor n
movement Of Beshovens Pastoral symphony. Never hs
been 50 eo-iousy given before. The magnileen, caro
matte depicting the 81 the return Of ca and sun
shine portrayed by the obQes and flutes and the exquisite
sintnnerdo closing the movement Ike the fAnie breath
ing of zephyr incompatible evidences OF the Ski
OF the artists ana the conductor.
Madame Anna Zerr, ia M0zlr.'s celebrated ar rom
F74sto Magio0 displayed voice Of renewable register
extending I'd 10 d. E. and bat very JUS. in inonA
ton nor fsulfles in method II exhibition Of nj
steal pyroechry the effect b7uZ mosen;lry dazzny b.
not memorable After Madans Z-srs cong came lovely
waltz by Julien The Pina Donna Toe the ne -Aatifa
paintve MELODY played on the corne by Herr h9onz
the greatest performer living Never have We heard such
tone and 81 expression a. KGniy produces from tas H.
sirumeut The audience enr4ptared and gave yea
20 their eIhusissm in tremendous bursts OF applause
This Waltz is a remafksbs composition, sho wing Julien
TO be mater Of his sE passage for the v)iins play
cd re and then pianisO, Of exquisite beauty and
unaculousy well performed So too splendid chroms
Tia passage sscer ard descending by al the insru
neni At the late hour which write is in2oss
be to speak critically OF sl the pieces performed. We
cannot omit however 70 mention old iSvorts, B)tte
ir who met with an enthusiastic reception. played he
used 10 play and was encored Botien sy common con-
seut Of all ruscisns is considered ne double bass player
Of the world. he has rival. solo on tle dl;e ~
KecDarf OF the artists Who accompany JGnel, was
great performance His tone and execution are slpsror
70 any have heard. Short os Ters also played
by hughes the ophic'ide, Lsvigne On the OBOE
Wuiile on the clarn-t and COllnet on the higeo,et
Al OF ~ se evidently srss OF he trsi rank JrA-
English Quadrlls ard hs Arrangement OF airs nom
Les HuguenoTs are m1guifcen; specimens VI compost
ton IL the former ite c0mcal rendering oy the hns
Of passage in the old English dit'y The hng OF the
CsnIibal I.lands cOnvusd the audience with laughter
They Dseo stopping the pr grrss OF me pie 70 nave
~ nass,se repeated The OF Mendes
sOhI' A. minor symphony Was admirably rendered. sad
the concert concluded wife r0icking set Of Irish Qla
driles, compo-ed by Julien long continued Applause
AZ the finale showed the audience 10 he thoroughly &C.
lighted with the entertainment.
Such was the fret ng hit Of the worldceleb1ied julien
snd his company L; hss certainly ndocrnaied tho Ane
rcsD people into the nature Of magnificent orchssr
sgpife. nily led II has placed before them such mat
less players as K0nig Reicker LAsgne, uIs, COne,
lott.sli and their worthy lisr-s u has revelei
their splendid in gery portion from the solo
10 the smuaseo usly performing whole Ii must popula
,ze Musical art II must elevate its STANDARD IL must
memo the moi ais AID OF the people. Nns they
earn 10 enjoy ,uoh music they Tl seek ts mere AMI
mai excitement Of Iutempsrsnce they wul not grow
oIse but better We various reasons artistic and
moral the full, attention 10 the concerts OF Julien Ihey
at uDeqused IN their character They give ths os and
most ysued performed by the greatest artists IN ta5
" rid Noihn OK more OF its kind could bs asked OF en-
owed They ust succeed tiiumphsnty Il our ciln 20
love Of music well based sne Se really require greAt
soIis by great Interpreters What We mean by great
works Is he best Of their class whether sonnes or epes
The cCIceTs will be continued every evening, and eve
~ evening the programme will be changed II viii al
WAYS include overture, two movements OF symphony
AZ operate pot DOurri Instrumental solos Of Jul
variety of walizes, polAas ec-a nightly banquet with
bill Of fare ample enough for every taste.