Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-22
Camille UrsO.

1t is much to be regretted that our citizens
were deprived, by the uafdvorable state of the
weather, of the pleasure they had anticipated,
and which, we have no doubt, they would have
realized, last evening, in hearing, again, the
little favorite, Camille Urso, in her wonderful
performances on the violin The storm COMPEL.
ed the company to postpone the concert till
Wednesday evening. We are assured, from the
best authority, that Camille has greatly improved
in her execution, since she was last with u.s. She
has associated with her, now, other arlistes of
high reputation, well worthy to be companions
of one so gifted she. They will give one
concert, only, in this place, and Wednesday
evening will be Candles last appearance in
Worcester And, in order that our readers nav
know something more concerning the company,
we commend to them the following translation,
which we have prepared, of an editorial notice of
their first concert in Boston, published in the
German paper in that city. 1t is said to be just
and appropriate tribute to their merits.
% Camille Urso's Concert came off spIendidIy.
last evening. The audience was a fashionable one,
and we can say, decidedly, that it was very much
delighted with The whole performance, which was
very credtable, moi only for the high talent OF the
artstes, but for their responsibility and geneel de-
pertinent.
Little Camille Uurso has improved very much
since we last heard her in connection with the Ger.
mania Band. The first piece she played, upon
themes from ella Favorita, is of the most dl-
hcu pieces oil music for execution on the violin, and
many dIiistes, within knowledge, would not un-
deTtake 10 do II, without months OF study. Yet Ca
milo played this new piece with great eclat and
perfection, so that after her appearance. and be-
tween this and The last piece, she was so repeatedly
and enthusiastically appauded and encored that she
was obliged 10 repeat, TO satisfy the audience.
Sgnora Vieti, whose fame is already established
IN the various cities Of our country, where she has
been with Maretzek and the Havana Opera Com
pany, has a very fine contyalto voice. Her singing
IS beautiful and impressive; and, without repeating
the praises so often avished upon her high
talent, by the New York press, we can say she is
most accomplished artistic Her drinking Song"
from Lucretia Borga, is capital piece, long to be
remembered by the music loving portion of our com
muny. She repeated it last night with rapturous
! applause.
! Signor Rodolfn is new baritone, ~ ho possesses
! hne voice. and sings admirably, aud we have no
doubt he will soon establish his name among the re-
nOwned AL ises nl the day.
The pianist, Herr Angus; Gockel is "A Young man
whose performances denote very vivacious genius
His execution is very effective, aud his last cumpo-
siilon Of "PunchineIo' was very successful.
The whole company, we repeat, have well sustain
ed their high reputation; and We hope they may
give another concert, that those who did not have
the pleasure Of listening to their first performances
may have she opporuniIy Of going and hearing
them.