Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-12-19

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O,r BrI,s CoNcERr.-our citizens will not
fail TO bear in mind the concert which will be CIV
en- on Wednesday night at Washington Hall by
the greatest vioinist the world has ever seen, as
sisted by srskosch the pianist. and Ateline Patti
the youthful vocalist, who are both worthy COM
nonions to the great musician with whom they are
associated. Ole Bulls name is as common as
household word with the people OF the unlted
States, YET there are many in this city who nave
never heard him. For their beneft-to give them
an iu,imatiou of what they may expect-we copy
from the Sandusky Register, the following account
of the concert givenin sandusky:
As was anticipated. the concert last evening was
the most brilliant affair of the season. AZ IN
~ bonT the crowd came pouring in, ana by tns
bonnv arrangement of numbered Seats eacn PEI :
son EASILY and Quietly found The pIeScilpeu Ioo
lion. When o'clock arrived, the Hall was com
DIetslv filed, aud with as fine and apPtecla1l"s
an audience as ever filled any mar. an. A..
Deorance of SlrakoSch and the execution u nus
bovniest style of ala SylphideW Inc planIss W'
in particularly good humor ana aCg ~. boI;
To The infinite satisfaction of all. lie Is,
cally. one of the best living ~. rsatest en-
diences welcome his coming WITH the
tbnsiasm Little Patti, the beautlInl fnu ltnuIsy'
then came forward and was most heatt'iy ),
ed Her rending of thy Cavauna lIO III S.a AMI
was really wonderful, consldeLlng ns, a.trs
quite charmed the audience ihe nse "a r. her
Sos moi been too warmly cnmplimented; aao II hel
voice should crow in strength, sweetness ai' So
tcity with her years. she Will De one VI w CO..
of the ODerotic Stage. oLE BULL now cam
,.J or1;5 Inc annIause OF the whole gatneLlTs'
md graceI,,lIv acknowledged the compliment taS
iv n fine Iookinr-nan, though seeming GutsmS,,,
somey hat and tcoubIed-probably nom tS 81
and unfortunate troubles in his Colony pl. LIZ;
touch Of his bow brought the llsht uanuing - Nth
ewes and his soul seems TO hold sweet
t5e S;r;t If MS music. He first speaks TO nus
H.; ,tn few touches of his bow--then nesltsss
osif in answer 10 its tone he 70 -, h
80 - - - " nsl sveet child whom he holds 70 n ~.
Ssoo., ht eoon he must sneak out anu the MUST
Siijss from The strings like the invisible
The harmony of the winds. He laughs. si.,i;n.,,
weeps, signs and dies away is an t6e
and with true artists power, enltIely ~, ,,ods.
hearts of the whole audience 10 nus Il'1s s,,cb
Never heard we such plaYing-such Inelouy ,;sss
cTs,Iste master of sound-never have we y
ed such effects wrought by one person, n .aS, dos
strument 1t was indeed magical. anu .sIuizor5
the world speak, when it calls HIM the
If the Bow .d,vitb n spir-
il md feeling that showed how wen Aue ii a n
interpreted their warm welcome ana Pt,, 1Ee, in
cores; and we feel If, to iuflheI - az inter
divldual performances COULD nor aSS NJ NJ. sirak-
oscb WINS his most Brilliant performance %
the celebrated Carnival Of Venice, oIs :,ap r.,
sster niece be reading of the Carnival: =, ~
JplIirn. Amy. ana otHefs, gives peso. 49, ~
idea of the beauty, the fnIness, ana ga,
pressou Of this splendid performance OIL VIZ % he
No wegian. It is his owns peculi9t 81 sssve 10
alone couIJ master and deliver, ana WI t,s5s.S
fasten the player in-the m mory oil every l.s
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