The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-16

MADAME DE BRC's SECOND CONCERT took place last
evening at Metro poian Hall. Owing to The illness OF
Sieanone the audience not INDUCED in tbs uxay
Of female vocalist Marin vas however, on hand. and
few complained Of the exchange We regret TO say tna
the former occasion. the audiencs was thin
People have not yet returned from the couary aud there
were BESIDES several attractive bills Of fare elsewhere
last evening These who out of the number selected
Nine. dc Bsrg's consert did lot return disappointed
We have spoken already of her style Taat she is
highly accomplished pianist and artist Of distinguished
merit, il now tolsrably well known in New York All
the pieces played last evening, especially tia fantasia
from Roberto confirmed the impression produced by
ker last concert. She is not shovy psyerdoes not
sacrifice the comp music for striking de mai
adheres to her theme snd dos her best to render win
truth ard simplicity. Leopold do Meyer never found
faithful interpreter nor indeed do we Iecoliecs
to have heard tbs sweet romanza "Q1sndo lssclar Ia
hornards rendered with lively effect In fact,
Nine DC Berg belongs to the od old school of pansts
whom it established rule that III, instru-
snsABSt shcud strve behind the composer,
instead Of absorbing and extn gushing the latter be-
meath shower Of ne vfapGled and hazardous vagares.
As such, she is welcome to the musical world of New
York. The school founded the principle severy
srgs, his own pofsr has many disciples an ing
We trust that the wholesome example of Maiaue
de Berg may be followed In more quarters than one
Paul Jnben-Dot to be conf0uoded in any way with
Monsieur Julien, Of Castle Garden-is al Ways well re.
ceived His variations air Of La Mutau we're az
usual chsrming The 6rmnsss Of bis stroke aud tho
n asttrly decision with which he hauclss hfs bow are
hey ono praise in one young Nor ought we to pass
over any occasion of eulogizing the artistic melody
which he ELECTS from the simplest combnati,n Of
sounds. He loudly appauded Lat evening" and yerv
justly er cored
Msretssk was there, but the compositions selected for
the orchestra were not 90 popular usual Maretzek is
greatest at the OPERA he langushes In coocrt Next
week We trust, shal him in all his pristine elory
OF MsIni We need SAP nothing, sc3rd WI ii
sorrow that his is still worn in sling His Non
piu andrai sung in his best manner. Mozart seldom
GLds more worthy representative He, too re,sived
tae compliment If Salvis fasetto gas greatly
admired BY the ladies' As IL poured forth in
and almost imperceptble stresm you havs heard
pin drop. Our regard for the beter half OF creation
osbids saying anything by way Of criticism Ii the
dear creatures to persist in awarding the palm Of
vtcaism TO teaket.e should resgnedly send in our
adhesion TO the sentence.
On the whole, the concert won't of we'll Bat We would
vept1re to suggest to Madame Bsr. that /. peril
GUS experiment for the most sushsd piants to
rely upon their talent for audiences Merop
Hail. Oar Ne York public is becoming blaze upon con
certs. Albcpi made little, II anything by her last
Gottschak lost money by his the We 100 Of the
artistic and musical world the firm becomes our
conviction that tt most pc fa animation or salsn
is required to Individual merit Il
ignored. People who have heard, for a dollar Sonag
BadiaH Marni, and Stefanone their best parts Ma
re,Uks orchestra in al its strength win readily pay
that sum to hear aLy single srtist whatever.