The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-11

s. THALBERG.
Dueto-" II Barhicre sevIla Rossni
Nine Cora DE WILEoRsr and Sig. MoRELL
2. Isude in A-Repeaed Notes.: rhalOerg
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10 Grand yariatons-"L'Elisir d'Amore," Rarca;
s. Tn4lsnno
bseFoR NuSo. CONDUCTOR
n. Thalberg received that cordial greeting which a
hen the profound silence which always pre-.
sedes that Of which such high expectations have been
lpYned Those expectations destined be realized
- the fullest degree. We have already given analysis
- The method which N. Tnalberg has worked for
himself, the face Of all the difficulties which beset the
career Of On artist who attempts originality; but the
great artist transcribed the opinion which formed
hom the testimony of the European critics. We had sup
posed him to be simply severely classical artist dis
1engy 70 popular audience, and which may be apply
eefmed the embroidery OF art We found him classical
meme" from The so oa was Ssm and nd
opened 70 u altogether q new view Of piano
b,te playing We do moi desire 70 deal in techni
= appears before The general public To be PAIN then
n thalberg makes the piano sing He has succeeded in
b hands is vocal Is we'll o. insrumenia His style Is
graceful without being ornate, and effective without bs
be psetentious He does not beet the keys like Of
Ab mtatos, but still succeeds In producing the grgndast
enects distinguish hing feature his style 10 the use
Of The thumb by which he ILLS up the void In the centre
of the instrument and thereby couEteracs Of
heretofore radical deiecn Under his hands the ins,ru
Nent gives out continuous, ceAsing volume Of
melody. He has nor been initiated, because be Is in
Daser Of the ant before them ana every oae
wa proud 70 do him honor. After the fantasia
kem the "SonnambulA" he was summoned to
receive The applause Of the au iionce and a ike
tesmor a greeted him at the end OF the first part In
ne second part the study In gave an opportunity for
A,snls Upffh a
nen,; but his cvownipg triumph was in the finale Va.
Nations from 'LErsir d'Amore in which fancy run
brilliant effects have ever been drawn from the nstru
Dsnt BY any artist that have heard and the urore
awakened was more Than might have been expected,
I'D no more than due 70 tue power of the artist Ia
aaswer 70 an unanimous call II rhaberg played the
seSenade from "Don Pasquse, and every body went
hene delighted. NJ rhabers's manner at the piano 10
SAas OF . thorough gentleman and an ar,st con.
scous OF his position, yet unged with de-
srence 70 his andence Tue INST Intimate 70.
great artst snd his patrons. HIS style abouuds In alb
strsct beauties which beyond description, and he
~ Of the instrument. HIS triumph was without precs-
dent and gratifying 70 10 It's most classical
me VOC. part Of the concert merits high praise Na.
dAne De wihors; IN nne voice and her FRESH clear
soprano has never been heard 10 advantage she
who're Of Madame de 10 oranges pieces dc ressanoe,
ned positive encore, IN answer TO which she gave
,Sm., sIo' the Rye, very nicely Madame Dc
panyst who VAS not equal TO the occasion,
Sua, IN spite OF this drawback abe made grand
greater than thai which attended her debut.
Aguor Morei vas excellent and the whole concert was
. perfect musical f.ast.
n Thalberss second concert takes place this evening
rHE oPERA-scESE AT THE AcADExY--MAx xAREr-
bUIIcRoUs scENES.
Tho In Grange troupe commenced new season u The
Academy Of Music last night under lhe Of
Baron Sandwich, hus band Of Madame Ia Grange One
q she oitons Of the lease that Max Msretzsk
should have connection Whatever with the enterprise
Accordingly, another gentleman, Mr. Kreuszer was ses
down conductor OF the orchestra vios Nsx excommu
ntuaied Al least that was the programme but the
rcsut win show, different Arrangement was effected
he opera selected for the opening "n Trovstoren
Nc beTg tho ,ame has In which Vas last pre-
ssAled at the Academy. Tho house fAshionAoy At
tended, but 20. not 80 fun might have been. me
unklhg Of tho orchestra bell the signal for an up
rearous and exciting soero Immediately from all parts
Of the house. but particularly from those contiguous 70
Vie stage, broke out Simultaneous cry for Maresek Tho
namo was BOUNDED in every pronuncs. IN that IL was
ssouted WITH Ire ,b,ss on ths .etz srd ,oms con-
tented with the nyst sounded March
These shouts commnsed with Kisses but the rally
Tag CRY predominased, the bssos being In miserable
minority One enthas asuc individual himself con
spcuous by the pc na,ty with which he kept us,srsg
che himself with tho t~o syis.
bIes Msre,chv IL the Of his exertons he dve-t-
I'd himself OF his only coat and tnsn apparently rs-vsd
thereby, be shouted with great visor Then bis voice
n,lbe, he laio OF bis hat, and that operates 20
pesred 70 increase the volume Of his anSs lie ssosss.
and those him laughed heartily al him.
I es s esSs"as =. sS
was have suppanted MAJ, and who quietly
seaied IN his ocia chair turned round the audience
and affected 20 SMILE The audiesce in the bes sf hu.
NOR eheered and clapped for him. mis- favor he grace
folly Acknowledge by bovlng, with his hand pressed
= sSe d outs and nsses me conductor mosoned via
his baton. and then there roll o. ito kstte drums.
But fe Asreisekiies were not gong TO be put DOM
hat They recoubied their shouts and drowned the
noise Of the kettle drums evident they were
solved 10 attain their objectthe resnsialmeat q Mar In
and Old the oey hs. 'aoas0 sos nae
properly dooe under the crcamstAnoes the manage
neni yisle.d 70 the popular sill.kr xru,r~ vscsied
hs oecial seat. and the vertab,c Mag himself rhc
vthin convenient hsilng distance, s.epp. lightly
w. turned the audience, pssed his band upon his
white vest, spd bowed deeply Then there shout
on triumph and cheers and caprng hands sad waving
Of hats Then the conductor and Max shock hands.
A the pics~i kianism Of which scene there vas gone
men Max resumed the taon and preceded TO flourish
n With mere airs shan The music comueocet, the
Of the rrovsss,c The Mareszekmes wsrs ussa phaas
and The directors Of the Academy defesAsd by lhs
popular corps de- theatre. Al the deee q the
were called before the curtain Mav cane for his
share Of psudns AZ the Of the third BRIG
nor vas called alone. Then there were calls for
nMetsek. BrsepoA returned, Icadins the triumphant
conductor by The hand rney bowed tasw var scross
the stage amid uproA,ious demonstrations Bot again
The calls for Mar comm, need. HE admirers vas4ed
sprecb and vefe determined 70 have one, Anev SEINE
delay Max Hsrsay pushed stage by The tenor
He approached the fcoulgnu and made his speech
nax's sprrtH
I.prrs Avn GvSrtxnkS-esd mar N broken EnslxA-I
am not prepared Cor the honor you have dspe me- 70 day
You will me u veil you IN few vorfs that am
very grateful for your kindness mus, abstain from any
furher remarks my speech made great an eet
Roas OF lsushier) sha refrain fro~ farther speech.
making renewed laughter apPlsuse-rzrk Man
The opera proceeded close without any further
demonstration II excelesty rendered 10 all ns
payt a,tsough the ,rltope, Amodio had evidently
bad cold. Everything passed OF Pleasantly and we'll:
and 90 the sptnins-incudipg the couP-wS veritabe
suoocee
mRro1's TuKA-RE "rREsEErgD AT COURT"
The attractions ehe~he.e did prevent large au-
Stnce from assisting In the productien Of the 'Oty
Heuess," last night al Bur,on's Thesire This piece
was originally brought out at the Eay market 10 Losiou
few years since, when M aysuport Played the sane
character be assumed last night, aed Mrs sov enact
ed Mistress Anne Franhn. was d.clseds success By The
cri,,os and bed good since then u has been pro-
Sucsd a Nes orleans and 81 Joas bat Mr. Burton bss