Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-28
Notices of Me pyesa.


Mr. Howard Ia entirely scftnu-h and when we con-
slider that ho never heard a Solo pc former until after he
b Il bccome one himself, and has risen to the position
! crow oeoupi solely by his own unaidcd excrtiona,
wa pronounce him without b itancy, the Orr lest Woa-
OF the A5c,and Pogit a,iof dmeyica.-Ohtc Branch,
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W. actually heorl hs violin talk Ia Il cvening-such
ps lect control hns no over the insp uncut. He Ia tinly
aud omphnticnlly the Ole Bull Of the United States, ind
b executions far superior To my who has heretofore
' siiod us. His Comic Songs brought out the loudest
l%lnghte', and were received with rounds oi ~npplneso
from every scat in the house. Sing TIM California Song
to ight. And reader you will not spend and evening
mo @ TO your sntishlction and pleasure, than by going TO
heor this mcritorious musician. fremont Hall wis
crowded last night, and would be were he to stay a fort.
ight-Ghc1g1 uiKy Adrizer.
Mn. HowAHp On Saturday evening last, at Niblo's
6hfilen, we had tho pleasure of listening to this cxquis-
IL Violinist. We have heord many of the most disiin-
guishod performerso ON the Violin, both native and for
cign, and must observe that In DOR Indignant, this gem
tlemnn rpasses them all. Hr. II Ia 10 the Violin what
Ionny Lind IL 10 the Song, aud we really wish for hs
sake. thal we could ndd that he Is not American. But
he Is, and prides himself on his native origin. Shall tho
lnhd oi his birth prove a bnr 10 the success he so richly
merits We trust TINT our people will forget their nd
mirntion OF foreign artists, and do justice tn Mr.. How
ard crm aapkyts oittS, who deserves those rewards at
Their hands,fnost appropriately given by the countiymen
TO those WHO most naturally look to them for npproval.-
T,ibune.
Nh. IIowARn Ia the hes, yiolinist aud Harp Guitar
player, tlat has ever visited Toledo. Ho sings some
lplihU tOHlC DDHRs III an initnltable mani or and
Is on tho whole n musical wonder. lie gives his second
Concert nj the Thentre. this evening Toiedo Bkade.
ALI. HowARD,-The inimitable Howard has been
here with his Violin and Guitar, aud won for himself
the most unb0unded admiration of our music loving PEG.
Pile. lie performed on Friday and Saturday even.
'nes,on both occasions to large audiences, giving the high
est satisfaction md exciting the widest enthusiasm. AS
an artist, we pre"ume no American performer on the Vi
olin Gun compare with him. Had he only the adventi;ious
aid OF n foreign mime and fame. crowds would follow
him, md sing pean to his masterly skill; but being sim
ply nm American citizen of the genus homo, denominn
ted IN vulo r parlance, a Yankee. we presume he will
be longer winning his why TO the pinnacle of fane in
this land where foreign assnr4nce, preensien, "eiop-
h@p,' and humbngg@y is all prevailing. Hr. Howard
Is an accomplished performer, Of fine talents, of mod
est pretensions and eminent skill, and withal n gentle
man in his manners, deserving the patronage Of all who
nd 1ire true native genius. We were, ourself, perfectly
enraptured-transpor,ed TO the third heavens, by tho
exquisite skill and sweetness Of hi, violin performances.
We would say TO all who may have an opportunity of
witnessing the mn CHESS skill Of this deserving, but I'M
pref iding American gentleman, no, to fail in avialing
themselves Of it, Washington IRA Reporter.
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