The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-01

Of Admission. and othsrs me following Annornoeuent
appears the programme under the mead Of Rules
the Hall -
perfo@anse Positive no wAsr,ns allowed u he Hail rSs
ses the en reserved for the ladies and genemen
factory The patrons Of CaIIe Minstreis
Shades Of Buckley and Otrssy Hut the "cullud
mems" In her infancy here
THAIHEKc ~ PHILADELPHIA Tho Euenins BRlettn Of
Saturday, says
than that OF Ast evening" and that united
much Of the Intelligence and taste Of Pnlladepha Every
nom The miss Who had sborsa over the smpiss. one q
ThAlberes specimens OF "L'0rt dK chant applique 90
RSno to Tie accomplished amateur o, professor Who
"Aose" or the "jonnsmbula" fantasies. was eager 70
and to hear how the great master himself would per-
upwontedy ardent for Phadepha his very GOODNESS aad
modest ease Of manner seeming rather 70 stimulate the
had touched key His first piece was his magnificent
arrangement OF themes from ETA sonnambua,n and Is
would be folly TO attempt TO describe in words the won
terwMds he gave his hsaanlelo" piece, and for an
N pssaus EN- Of the s',sn.as
epoore the superb Arrangement Of the prayer from
Noise" The concluding piece was his varia'ions on
Was rspturously received by the audience who called
out the great artist eddy during the performance
Ss ns. q: arss; o. sos
and exsggerson bis delcacy Of touch hts per-
feet clearness Of lingering and marvellous control
each separate finger SO that may be playing FORTE
while another 70 playing mezz0 forte, and the rost 10
different shades, down TO panssimo. Thus the thumb
Of the et hand o1en suatans melody loud aud distinct
while the fingers Of the Same haAd play exU emely
delicate compartment and the right hand dashiug
through graceful apeggos with ia third aud fourth
fingers making exquisite tr the other fingers being
engaged IN elegant variations, perhaps In another
melody. There seems TO be separate intelligence
for each finger, but all ruled by ono master
intelligence. It 10 impossible 10 conceive the
prisiDgly beautiful effects produced by this rare
gift or II. Thalberg's We have seen play.
ers who possessed TO certain EXTENT but nome that
had II In such perfection he. Then he exces In mat
he never pounds the piano. INDUCES In any
gances Of action with view TO the production Of
ling effect All Is pure legitimate, elegant. delicate
little chromatc With the efs hand in sccompsnt-
ment 10 melody, u often made 70 create moro delight
than the most imposing crash Of all ten fingers Of any
o,bsr hands HIS must be regarded indeed as the very
perfection Of piano playing Madame Cora de Wilnofst
Of New York, sang here for the frat time, and made
delightful impression BY her fesh pure voice. her grace
fu, ladyhko appearance and her Intelligent manner OF
singing In one 80 young 70 rare 70 find such talent
and skill a. hers, and there 10 reason why she may
Tot rise 10 the rank Of the frat vocass with time and
study. Sgnor Morel delighted every one especially by
bis singing Of Largo al FLco un which was enoored
Both she vocass gave great pp asure though the rap
lures OF the audience chiefly and jusy bestowed
upon NJ Thalberg He has reason 10 be entirely satisfied
with his debut In Philadelphia. and doubt not tina,
like success will attend ell his future concerts II
second will take place on Wednesday evening.