New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-04-02
CONCERT BY OLE BULL.

This wolld-renoWned volinist Paginini Of these
latter days-wil give one grand Concert at Odd Eel
lows Hall, tomorrow evening, in which he will be
assisted by distinguished artists vocal and instrument
tall The array Of attractions has never been spass
ed in New Orleans. Of course an overlooking audi
ence will greet the eminent performers. e
Ole Bull has recently been in Memphis, and the
Evening News, Of the 18th ult speaks follows con-
corning his last concert: 5&s @
Ole Bulls Last Concert. S#
#l4. %S$s II GAS sweet and musical a Ak 4sS
As bright Apolo's Lutte, strung with his hair"
So seemed-o the delighted crowd who assembled at Odd
Fellows Hail. the occasion Of Ole Bulls last concert-he
enchanting melody extracted from the king of instruments "
by master hand. No other than Ole Bull t
'Can touch the string SO fine" +,
nor produce such delicious strains by the Of his magic
wand the bow Fired by inspiration depicted in his noble
benevolent speaking counenance and flashing from his nte
gent sparkling eyes he executes the most difficult aras and
brilliant carataas with perfect ease and, te,
Diminishing all the chains that tie ,..
81 < The hidden soul of harmony.'
takes the prisoned soul and laps in Esun and yet
the enraptured auditor slef to wonder how "
Scan any mortal mixture of earth's mould
Breathe such divine enchanting enlistment"
Who has never Bull knows hut little of the divine
harmony of the violin, until they hear its latent melody
awakened by touch of such hand they will remain in g
norance greatest power After hearing him they
claim the apprecistivc WHO have enjoyed that pleare
\
81 Upon the willows after this,
p 2$5"$4t& Nor henceforh, impously aspire c-test
3ttsl 10 lap the senses all in bliss s.4
Sgnorina Anna Spinoa excellent singer and she graft
fed the audience with admirable selections from operatic
composers favorte ballad sung in style that would haze
done no discredt to the most admired Prima Donnas Fl
-g,.saG5 s2 sp g Her deep and thrilling song
81 seem'd, with It's piercing melody, to reach ..
- 6 The soul, and in mysterious unison
@ Blend with all thoughts Of genteness and love" --
Louis schriber the coet-apiston player undoubtedly
master Of his instrument and his performance was doubt
highly reshed by persons Eeyera hundred yards distant from
the hail. The soft vibrations and lower notes eXqsitey
fne H.. viii 4sl t5
Miss s. Anna Vail was fine voice feather we had
like to have written justly may her swee warhng be
pared the liquid Of the lark when carons his man
hymn sweeter of the nightingale yet the
lnocking bird whose mmerys een more perfect than the
strains he initiates -sH +'-=s@- .-'-r'
Her voice was like the warbing Of abird
'T- So soft, so sweet SO delicaelT clear"
Miss " is indeed charming vocalist, and considering her
youth and lack of experencebeng yet eighteen years of
age and having before the public about weeks
ago. uneqaed by many who have enjoyed much greater
advantages and favorable opportunities Unheraded by
the trump fame she recently started upon tour with Ole
Ball. already has she for herself bright laure in the
field of song she bids fair to become equal with the
best Of accomplished singers glorious future awaits her
for opportunity aided by her genius, will enable her
achieve successive rumphs until the desired goal has
reached She has sweety expressive face exceedingly
graceful fgure and modest appearance which will not reard
progress rather aid her efforts please the public who
sit Judgment upon her merits Those who have heard he
will forget the pleasure afforded them and will long
for the time when they shall aud hear her again.
Such sweet, such melting strains
Their soft harmonious cadence rises now
Now. sinks to mellow notes--now dies away, 81
But leaves its thrilling memory on my ear!'
No inconsdeabe feature OF the programme the perform
of Prof Franz Roth the pianist He executed the
difficult pieces with ready facility and with decacy Of toucl
which showed him perfectly at home upon the instrument