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A. Mad Bouchees concert, the Duet for The piano,
eonpo,ed by Mr. Wallace, and psrfor ned by himself
ard Madame Wallace, was the grand feature OF the eve,
rinr This work compare with any comPosl'on of
the modern schoo both for ts grand style and scientific
dy elopments and il superbly given by the 80
dsngushed performers that several times during tne
pauding and at last Mr. and Mad Wallace were recalled
10 receive the enthusiastic cheerngs Of the room They
were requested perform again, and then we're over
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Mr. BAcIoLr's PRIvarE rE-A large and very
fined audience gathered at Mr.. Gerhsrces room NO 81
Fourth av on Monday evening last where Professor
Bsgio gave interesting soiree, assisted only by hi1
pupils all young ladies' The selections taken ns'niy
from the Italian school tastefuy made and suited -
the abilities Of the young performer being e1ire nelly
pleasing in themselyes and varied they met with the
warInest applause The chOruses if excep. the hrs
which was given with little hesitation sld uncertainty
on the entry Of the parts carried out very success
full and evinced, the part OF the ladies an uncommon
apprehension Of time keeping Two OF them were excel
trusted to the whole class Of the pupils and TO Mr7
Williams for the so the other from R)ssin Ia Cene
renoid also sung by the whole class the solo beng yen
by Miss SpinoG, young lady of superior talent Inc
soli duets and tIios were Of course iDrused 70 the
primes Of Mr. Bagiols school Among the 200 singers
Miss Spinols stands foremost for the hexioy OF her
voice the purity of her and the sk "h wnich She
avss herself Of these advantages We're her voice some
what stronger perhaps advantage This young
bs method Of instruction. go
Miss Behrend, whose name is no unknown 20 the public
Of this CITY is now under the tuition OF Mr. BsgioI Hsv
ing already heard Miss Behrend are able - perceive
a renaIka1e improvement in the development, OF her
talent She pitches her voice well holds well her tones
end performs the cresceadi and the dm'Hueudi almost
fauessIy She the opposite in every respect OF Ms
Spinoa whom she e1c els in funess OF voice C0a,d Mss
sIinoa Inpart Of her fexbility to Miss Behrend
and Miss Behrend somewhat Of her fullne.s 70 Mss
SpnOa they would both be nearly perfect Miss spnola
Yas very successful in her rendering Of the aria with
chorus from Cencnto1 and Miss Behrend acquitted her
sef finely in the aria Sona0mJpG Mrs beach take.
her rank after these ladies She has already acquired
much and promises to gain still more she was much ap
pauded in the from Ftato StanpIao' by
Verdi Another lady, Mrs. Wilt, sang ballad with re
marksble taste and geneness This charming song was
eneored owing to the peculiartes with which was en-
dowed by the songsress Two trios the TIRE Prtgon,er
given by Misses Spnoa, hnnicut and Behrend am
anoher from FaistcG by Balfe, performed by Mrs "i
ams Mrs Beach and Miss Bebrend were excellent speci
mems of concerted musc The performance was well con
Quoted enhusia ticay received by the audience AMI
we think Mr. Bagol had every reason to be satisfied with
the result Of the evening. " MUSICAL world