The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-04

Taals ~ Mis-Aoarsurs Mr. Thn-bcrg with n me
de wilhorst giving In the New England cities
Tn the Sis, he gave oonccr, In Springfield OF which
The R,yibiSan SAYS
WHEN syu under the majcsl1 ministry Of one OF
heavens nobIest thunder storms, and The lightning
nssbes vivdly ~ Ia compatible vito healthy vision,
sud a. rapidly ~ is convenient FOR wnkins, nreworks
are supernuisy. We nov not vhai TO say OF Ihsl
bsrJs pesiorrance last evening II 30 far passed any
piano playing Ne ever heard or dreamed Of and 20 far
rsmcended cur ideas o.'bs capacity Of the instrument
he ppcn the stage, certainly did not look like The
senus and the ar'ht that he A man Of com mon
stfDess, iSousn no s.iwsrdnsss, Of saii-"n he bad
sorkcd haxd on q iam vhes boy, and had al
mos, eutlv.d he stcct Of y but not quite wi,hous
The piano and snroush The brief iniroducou OF his
fingers TO the keys Then be commences scs gradually
towards sh theme snd when no has ound n, grssps ~
like The master that he IT, and wrnas from H. through
muhitu0inous changes tn whole meaning There is no
ior oeaccivabls 10 which ns docs not present TO his
parent labor. With msgnincenco and argeness OF con
eepte. that embraces his whole subject ss Grand
unity. he s ei the perfect artist thai leaves detail
un6ashed. while the ~hoe res--huge trunk, broad
braschss and ulness o. foisgesse In hs eye not lee,
10 Ne trembHbs Zip. We arc inclined think arc
making elves lNe foolish him. but We do noi
see sssc'y hos Ne can help H. The impression s ys.
n. Thabers encored The close Of both psr- 81
The cs,cert For hM ars, eDoore he played 's~ect
Home" with variations ihai caused gentlemsn 81 our
SIDE 70 remark that he had idea tina, home 20
swsst before The grand Of his playing, rsns
Of im eject upon The audience, ths, his soul n u,
HIS Bstrnment becomes sympathetic under hs tosch.
The music breathss from In continuous roar OF har
mcny and the listener, borne upon in waves Fves him
sef up 10 their most sweet mercy. There we are
getting foolish again, and will more sboes ibe
man. Heaven bless him, and speed bid missioo, fos
| every master OF IN art has q mission.
Madame wfihorst was the only oher performer Ma
dame 10 very prcttysmaIl petite the world With ra
ven black hair vxuraut u length and roses, With roses
on her bosom (dreesed ov), dark eyebrovs. dark eyes
lpeepiouely coptrived for mischief aud Irritation,
neatly turned with not toe lsrse hand and pat
tern OF the richest and stest moie antique she ssns
vareus brilliant selections from the operas, snd sana
parts OF them well. The articulation OF her music ~ss
\ better than her information. She has bad habit o
changing the position OF her yocsl organs 10 gain certain
notes, that gives thnness ana shrness 70 her voice
she very acceptable 10 the audience ssd
some passages in manner that showed that she only
needed care make her very good artistic sht
w1s srcored her aria from The Trovatore and SAM
The hs>s OF summer"
The concert was a very deIghtful one. and only Ia
mentahe In lie prospective eject Of spelling
the inferior performers and perormances that will oom
In the future. Hampden Hal was full and II ". Thsl
berg repeats the concert he threaens 10 do, will
Esdsne pA psri "a eaniasgies, DC viii draw crowd,