Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-09-23

The grand concert to be given on Monday even
ing at Horticultural Hall, will be one of the best
musical treats we ever had. We shall have the
Vail, who became quite a favorite with our citi-
zens on her last visit with Signors Brignoh and
Amodio, and is said to have greatly improved
since then the unrivalled brothers ,Mollenhauer,
on the violin and violoncelo and Herr Schrener,
pianist of great talent, and the only pupil of
Lite in this country, the greatest pianist in
the world. This young artist has only lately ar
rived here from Europe The London Times says
of him ;-"Herr. Schreiner, the pianist and con-
ductor, under whose hands the piano becomes
new instrument. In his playing we have the
vivid force and flashing fervor of Litzl, and soft
ness and mellow fuency of Halber combined"
From the NsW orlsans Bee.
THE CONCERT. is now midnight an hour and half
since the Concert cosed-an hour passed home amidst
its claims its pleasures 1t is hour Of silent JOY Of
quiet thought. when the children are asleep Mozart has
painted the scene and sense breathing melody Have
you heard it! etit sing it. lislen to it. from voice
you love. The Concert is overiu cherub Smiles pratt
Ting words it had almost oatel from the thoughts; hut
memory like the returning tide brings hack the drift.
We have lis ened for two hours to the music ami drank
in it peal through the until the heart drunk with
melody. wild doined concord of sounds like the night
breeze on the )eans strings gentle the song in the
SHE'LL uing as the monotone sigh Of the pnes and it il
all your fault Mr. Molenhauer that we are sentimental
at midnight Geslsr should have said Of you instead Of
Tell:
"And such master OF his bow, tits
Said his arrows never fall"
For your aim reaches the heart surely and this that i'm
moral spirit-the soul of man-is but mere fiddle
sticks end; you have exquisite touch your slightest
tone tells it the loudest.
ga sound so light that nothing lives
'TWxt il and silence"
Your allegro was asa sweetly psnsive a maiden in
her hrst Of love; in your adagio there the rising,
hopeful joy OF the expectant mother while your whole
soul frocted through the "sound - like enfrauchsed
boys in holidays Perhaps your syipohide pleased you
bsst-it did you auditors and artistic it, Full
of beauty and en laughter like the land Of your BIRTH
but free and Independent Of rule that of your adop
ton.
This Violin is Malenhauers chosen partner for life
he is weddei to it, yet treats it like living pet. He
hugs to his shoulder talks to it, and tckes with his
bow to make 1t laugh and does Well may he love
the gifted thing for is universal poygot and when
It speaks is understood in every language and in every
Cline from Germany America it is grateful pet not
spoiled child, for, in requtsl Of his studious ear it
has absolutely beautied its the world of beaC
ty was half in love with him. Paris and London was
eVenrun away with by Edwin Molenhauer then whereby
love and time, their eldest daughters here seemed
likely to follow their naughty example
VI Henry Moenhauer, the Chicago Tribune says
"We had our expectations more than realized he pos.
sesses unusual talent which be exceiled during
the execution of his pieces hardly breath seemed be
drawn in the audience, all eagerly listening to catch
cry note Time and space does not allow to speak at
length OF the talents of the pretty Miss Vail On the
whole this will be the concert par excellence and ad
wise everybody to CO. and not miss the treat.