Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-12
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Mr.. Howard is entirely sefinught. and when con-
der that he heard Solo pc former until ter he
rad become himself, and has arisen 10 the position
ne occupies solely by his own unajded exeftions,
we pronounce him without hesancy, the Greatest lpon-
der of the Age and Paginiatof Amerc -O're Branch,
Boston,
We actually hearl his violin talk la At evening-sueh
perfect control has the instrument He tuy
and emphaticaly the Ole Bull Of the United States, and
his executions far superior to any who has heretofore
visited His Comic Songs brought out tho loudest
aughter, aud received with rounds OF applause
rom every seat the house. Sing thn California Song
to.nght. And reader you will not spend and evening
your satisfaction and pleasure, ;hn by going to
near tins meritorious musician. fremont ilni WIS
rowdcd last night, and would be were he 10 sny Tort
iight-Ctic4g0 tHg Air2i1er.
Mr. HowAKD.-on SntuIday evening Inst, ut Niblo =
Garden had the pleasure of listening 10 this exqns
it Folinist. We have heard many of the most dstin-
m she'd performers the Violin, both nntiye and for
IGN, and must observe that in Indignant, this gen
ileman surpasses them all. II H. is to the Violin "ha
Jenny Lind is to the Song, md VIC really wish Tor his
AXE. that could add that he Is not American But
he is md prides himself on his native origin. Shall tho
aud of his birth prove bar the lac richly
merits We trust that people will forget Their nd
nraon of foreign artists, and do justice 10 Mr. How.
ard cum muits Nus who deserves those rewards Mt
their hand appropriately given by the connynen
hose who most naturally look to them Tor hPPfoVa-
Trim
Mn. Howard is the best VioInist and Harp Guor
player, that has visited Toledo. lie sings some
,nmituble Comic Songs in nm inlmable manl er-hhd
!, on the whole a musical wonder. He gives his second
Concert at the Theatre this evening I0icdo Bfade
ALT. HowARD-The inimtablr Howard has been
here with ls Violin and Guitar aud won for himself
emost unbounded admiration of our music loving PEG
ole. He performed Friday and Saturday even.
both occasions large giving the high
est satisfaction and exciting the widest enthusiasm AS
nm artist we presume American performer on the VI
din cnn compare with him Had he only the adventurous
aid Of a foreign mime and fame. crowds would foiio"
him. snd sing pean his nasterly skill; bui being tin-
ily a. American citizen of the genus homo, denomina
red in vulgar pnrlance Yankee. we presume he VIII
be longer winning his way to the pinnacle OF tame IN
this land whore foreign insurance, Pre'en"on 'clap,
/yap" and humbuggeryls all prevailing lir Howard
!, an accomplished performer, Of fine talents, OF mo-
c.t pretensions and eminent skill and witha gentle
man in his manners deserving the patronage OF MI VIII"
admire true native genius We were, ourset, perfectly
acknowledgements to the third heavens, by the
exquisite skill ard sweetness Of h violin performance
We would say 10 all who may have an opportunity oi
Witnessing the CHESS skill OF ths deserving but IN
American gentleman, not 10 tail IN awning
themselves of it Washington (Pa } hqofter.
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