New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-27
MUSICAL.

THE GRAsD RELIEF CosoERr FOR To-MosRov
MIGHT A ooncer, on large scale will be given to
.aos light ct Niblo GATden ios tho seaeit of tas
a.se,~ss a. N, rfoIk The sa OF the enterssi1nfn
,,ouId an he bouse independent, Of the urgent cain
N, as on rs to sid oar suffering brethren under TIE
-, - Of yellow ,,Yer. Mad. Teresi Psrodi, who
las not been heard in IBIS City since she coo'iaded
bs- ,ngsr, uent ss prins dons OF the grand French
Or. in PGris-Madane StTskosch, Msariee
st,rsoseh nj, 1ist; Mr. Aptomas, hsrps'; Bernarcl
bAritous. s;ede futist; MISTER ChsHes Schnitz said
10 be y,ry clever S young vio mist; sod Miss Eha
Schmi,r. viii be q noDg The performers The pro-
vrsure rsmach TRACTION, and the s11iaoility OF
The artist \ giving the 6t fruits of their season 70
sobIe object sAouId be be udsOniey Acknowledged.
The Boston correspond. 'nt Of The ~ Y. Aasica'
P,ri,,c and Tins has the following on some speci-
mems OF a new opera, broug u before an saience
without the aids a,d necessities pf dramatic rePre'en
taticn:
con Saturday evs,iug two see 1cs from Mr.. l.. II.
Soutbsri new maussgrips operaOf Ihe Scdref Setr
were brought out before large Al oieAce under ine
direction Of the composer The prO ,nlance throu n
out was a complete success and Mr. Soutnard mas
achieved triumph Of Which he may ret De ITead'
The erchester large and vel seleS ne, and per
formed the Oyertures WITH very hne ell CO.. lhL IA
s,YsmeBtation throughout shows Mr. SO vhard to ee
novice in the business X wp full, bn V'ent ana u
masy passages bold and original. with NO yawning
gsIs left becsuse the concser bad not the S3genaity
or ability 10 span the musical chasm. Fne nrst
overizre in A. hghtiR he Pors,. Sas ygor 'asiy en-
cored: after which Mrs Leng, % AEHa, sung
splendid soprano solo, written in the true ope Style
closing with mos, beautiful ar, Sealef Jn'S az
Mortal y, res which brought 6ern the house = was
also eneered Then followed bass0-solo by Mr.
Mozart Huntington, which was very credit sciy
performed. The next, terzetto for soprano, tesor
a I..a. 1.yt M. Mr. .fanr Low md
Mozart, was decidedly the gem cf the opera, AMI "a
itsef establishes the reputation OF the author as =
cOmpc Of ordinary merits. lhe closing ove-'-
ture in T. Iier from the AoaHtaIy, gave great saiS-
faction
Mr.. Morgan, a newly arrived Ength orgsnist io
the City Of New. York has made an immsnss sensation
before the Musical Convention and pubic of Boston,
where be has been performing. Mr.. Dwight, IN The
Musical Journa Gays he is the best ogenist who has
ever visited Boston. The Boston TrGreZsy says of
hm
"The complimentary concert given to Mr. t'eo. W.
Morgan Yesterday afternoon at the fremont Temple
was an excellent one, and deserving of mere full at
tendance. II supe-tuous 20 speak moro IN detail
Of the numerous excellenoies of Mr. MOrgans organ
playing, as il would be but repetition OF what we
have already written IN previous papers. Suffice II TO
say that our first impressions are strengthened more
and more, the better we know him. We can now
with confidence place him az the very head OF Al or
panists who have ever visited Boston. Beside uu-
merous Fugues and other ergan compositions which
We have noticed performed at previous concerts,
NJ. Morgan yesterday played an organ Sonata IN r
b. Meudelssohn which OF especial interest to m
sicsns and musical students. Two organ duets we're
also performed by Messrs Morgan and Wilcox, adding
much 10 the pleasure of the audience. Mr. WILCOX
seconded Mr.. NJ with mu h ability. Miss Whtehouse
also sang an air from Rossinis Staba, Mater, in a
st, le which would have been hi bly, ereditabie to
more experienced artistic. This young ladys superior
voice aud talents worthy OF being cultivated by
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