The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-02-26
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/ E<6tESiNh Nv ssAi NU''y ho'
, in the Hall of the House Of Rpprsen
Z tativss, to listen to the music Of tlre,
Of The most celebrated artists. now i,
favor with the musical world -OLl
BuLL, MAumcE SrnAKsocn and Sig
norma ADELlNA pArrl. The Hal
was brilliantly illuminated the audi
ence was select and orderly, and every
thing pupiIiols for II fair hearing u
every -,ini-lemi-quavur that should b,
made to enalla,t the multitude. III
front OF the speakers stand il tempol-
ary platform Was erected from wl'icl,
the performers could be distinctly see,
as, Will rs heard Ly the whole audi
ence and such an assumblage oi
beautiful f,ces, and vaijgattd head
diesses, it has never before been IA,
| pleasure to witness, IN his outraged
lpnl #la'aler@d tFfHt We lave no lie
SIRE totel'tei iuto IN analysis Of the
,httits of eitlier Of the performances.
sep hately and may sum up o,riik-
s2gs IN very few words. Nj. STRAK-
osvu plays vigorously, OLE BULL
sweetly. aud the voice of PArr1 is
heavenly Would that they, in com
mon with others, would break through,
what, a sitkly morbid sentiment in
society. is pleased to pronounce fash
ivnable music, aud come out, ia the
open day light, and sweet face of
heaven, and give Us, mustc-surl, Ia
il tu,tnded ia reasot, -sllcli AS appeal,
to lhe Heart aud stiIs up the ilnagIna-
tim spich as lifts US out of our tuot~
and trans borts us to the unseen aIusi-
cian. Who from His heavenly throne,
is ever Chant my sweet music to NOR
tails. Il there any differences of opin
ion AS to What i music Bah say
We, to the maudlaiu senlinent-or lack, |
Of sentiment, which says YEA There
il 40 difference. Orders ia society
the elite and fashionable, with lrl-
tumed kids and palcll,ula scented
persons, may in languid hyrocritical
gtitis---tlle counterfeit honest smiling
say. they have no pleasure in the har-
m,Iy and concord Of sound HE sub.
lime and the beautiful, that the Great
Tod above Us, has spread out in his
creation for The admiration Of aM his
creatures. They may say ,ley Ike
not this or that, because all can en-
10y alike and They may set up stand
ards Ion their forced admiration, hu,
hey will totter and fall with the cphe-
neral race that supports them Wills
he fixed principals in nature will
riumpi' over tlnm. Efforts may be
nude to monapolise the beautiful. In
III. Will .,ll p'vve IA aboriive as lie ;
iio't 70 hide the sunlight with ALL
'lirkrt. Can an, bod, have tue har-
ilh"od totcl| rs they Ike ~ hat is cal
ia fashionable music p II III ia. i
','tcn rattle trap stuff, wiiLou, ei,lie, I.
me or tune. or any other fundamental, |
''insarle otllaimony A bosom OF !,
NY say We, for the self deludei nor
al, who vainly pndeavor> to make him
I Iefselt believe, that he or she has
shoiples IN his or her nature, not
hin,sii 10 The balance 1T mankind. h
" "ur own mind, we are fully sat. 4
>hed that mnsicians" dislik. the kind a
] suit they have to produce at con-
irts to bring down APPLAUSE from 3
aAtg'ovc-dom, and would such artists v
i oc Bull and Strakosch, break $
'f'ag' the m"shes in which they are I
oamd, i'he hour would soon come !.
her the pres III sicklv sentiment l;Ls !,