New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-17
MUSICAL INTELLIGENCE.

Il
gave The second of bis course OF muse 81 evening,
Dodvor'hs Rooms on Saturday. The room ",
well ied srd the sudieuce attentive The folozn,
va the prog anime:
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~ ,slassa iA.tru asns.
N,.sr. MOI. Rsys, B.rts.r and Ts-o : s,d
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s .D1 S,sch.s ana Mi Hear; TAM ''
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III jgOr ,ssed ia,trlm.st.
hessrs No, Rsyer. b-rTver .ad Eife.i
" o esms dsriog owe, b. lad. Thso EEf-
Y s..oti Grand Quintet Op - SpoAr
For Fiaae al. itss-d ins'ra1eH'.l
N, +. & linn Mems N&l, Rs5sr, s-rrns. .ai III E,sd
The novelty Of the evening ws, number !: vel.
tre,t.d Guartet especially the Scherzo. The pisn Of
introducing sew composers mo these quiet concerts s
a good one AID We are 2 Sd 70 see thst Mr. Esf-ld
has soopted IT, Mr. Timm services a. pi,nist seem
almost Indispensable and amid the new players lie
holds biz old reputation az sn accomplished performer
We have vet 70 recognize the union OF the piano in
absolute conceItante with the bowed iostru nent, as
bappy coriunction the piano upset dele ste shades
Of continuity. expansion and reduction of tone AID
thew overlap the ciisp, volatile quality of the piano.
The pisro should be heard alone or IS sn sccompsb
v,
There are extra ressons Why Mr.. Esfeld should be
supported. III health obliged him to sureuder bis
nlsce 81 conductor Of the Philharmonic Society, sni
20 to Europe but happily being restored, he comes
back among u,, and his classic concerts deserve
thertupon a warmer recognition.
Go1rscHALK's CONCERT NEXT THURsDAY.-Mr.
Ge;tschsk, tue grest American pianist, will give
Concert on Thursday evening in this city. Mr. G. is
uaspifcent artist. He ranks in the great cities Of
the continent Of Europe Of the eminent yiuosos
Of the world The first word that weeyer read against
Mr. Gottschsk was in bis own country-nsmey, that
he could not play the music CfChopin ike Chopin did
but In that be is like every other artist ever
heard Cbopins music is peculiar. Chopin was s
genius and among other things had theory clear to
himself of the separate qualities Of each finger the
pispo in the power of expression. He wrote for him
.ef. and 20 do others. But that apart, Gottschalk
we repeat, is magnificent artist. His style is goed;
his execution perfect; bis enthusiasm complete. lie
should have in his own country proper recognition.
William Mason and Carl Bergmsnn's second Mu'i-
cal Matinee, at DOdwonbs Academy, tcmorrow,
TUESDAY evening. December Il, at o'clock, P. m,
a.d will comprehend the following programme;
l. Quartz in =, No. = Opus g. l. Allegro 2 Auesret'o
L. Van Beethoven.
hes-rs Tbous, MosenthA, AaEka, and befgna1n-
H. Meditation e premier prelude DE- Psoo de > bsehi
pour Violin, Niolorceilo ct Pisno-Arrsngs par g.,
M.s.r. Thomss Hermann and n.sor.
ne =. Chopin.
Mr. William Mason
~ Qu.rte in Plat hsor, Opus III for Pino Violin Vios
and Nioouc.o l. sos ngto ssssi, Allegro ma non trop-
20. 2 seberSo. 3. AndAnte Csntsbbe. Fnse 'Wace
~ Robert schumsnn.
Mssr. M..en. Tbsuas, Msizts aud Bersnann-
Their fret musical morning was great success
The Academy of Music is now drawing to the
close of s season. The rev opera of the T'rorq'ore
will be given tonight. Somsthing special may be
said OF Madame Lagrange In that chsrsc'er-it IL yet
another proof Of her versatility as dramatic per-
former, and of the angular adsptabuiy OF her voice
to declans;oy strong singing operas-the wonder
berg how the t,est representative OF Rossiss RosIna
can shine in so opposite q style to that. The new
contrato, Mad Nantier Dsiee, is great hit. Since
Alboni, we have had no such contrato. Pure, sgie,
sympathetic, syste1nstzed and with perfect pro-
nunciation-such are her voice and execution sever
ally NJ Amodio, coming hither without any avant-
courier, has surprised the world with the usty splenaor
of his Voice, and unvsryng intonston and gym
pathetic manner among his artistic merits. NJ
Bligr OIL in the Troyatore makes of bis best re-
presentations.
The orchestra at Niblos begins to improve very
decidedly in the accomplishments to the pantomme,
owing to greater practice Az good a musical st1dy
"a many things more esteemed ia TO listen to the music
Of psotomime 1t is generally selected from operas,
and well elec ed to express the emotion aud scon OF
the scenes Without it the psntomims would til'er
as thoroughly as the dance 20 denuded Of lyrical al
usctnn A new psntomime will be given tonight.
The attractions of he company are perennial