Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-17


neither time nor space on Tuesday evening to make
Cleveland Musical Society, which took place that
evening We desire to add word to that brief
notice, partly that hsf dozen blunders Of the
compositor shall not be allowed to mar our only
notice of the performance, but chiefly that we may
help to spread the name and praise of the first
class performers who are entered upon the lists of
the Society. and Of those musical stars who Volun
teered their assistance at the concert.
The orchestra consisted of the following gentle
men, all Of them skllful operators upon their re-
spective instruments:
VioL1Ss-JM NJ Leland, j. H. Cole, F. Segur, R.
Howard, o. P. Hanks, 7. Dickson
VIoLAs-G. G. Minor, E. Byerley.
VIoLENcELLo-D o. Cole.
BAssEs-L L. Bingham, J. N. Dickinson.
FLuTEs-E. A. Hopkins, D. v Benedict
oBoEs-J. P. Felius, ]. Mygsnn.
CLGRINETs-C A. Rice, A. Il. Dickinson.
FAGorrI-C. H wadsworth, B. Hammond.
TRuNPETs-J. Sergeant, C. G. Dickinson, J.
worley
HoRNs-J. s. Woodwork, G. sharples
TRoMBoNEs-F R. Myers, h. Stickney.
TYKPANI-T. Mann.
HARP-C c. Dickinson.
Bass DRUN-J NJ Brainard.
The efe,t Of the united tones Of these instruments
in the introductory overture the concluding March
and other pieces was grand and inspiring.
The following was the programme for the even
ing
ovERTURE-Barbersd di seviglia-crehesira-Rossini
LET NE LIKE A SOLDIER FALL-Maritana-Or-
| ehestral OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80
DUO BRILLIANTE-PiaDO and violin-Ds BeriOt.
DREAM ON THE oCEAN-wslt=-orchestra -Gunsl
THE CHAPEL-ou ousrtette-Kreutzsr
cAvATINA-..'c@e in qusst'Ors bruHA"-orchestra
GRAND TRIo-PianO, Violin and cellO-Fesca-
Part II. @
foYERTURE-Le Nozze di Figaro -Orchesira-Nozart
CAvATINA-"Di sua vOce"-orchestral Accompaniment
| -Pacini.
GRAND CAPRICE" La sonnannbula "-PianO-Thal
TWO oSEs-oua1tst.e-yccal-
ARIA-''Della ssteri.r -Bugle-orchsstral AocOmpani
| ment-VerdL
EIEGIE-yiolincelIo and Piano-EInst
ARIA-"on Mighty Pens"-orchestral Accomplishments
| Haydn.
MARcHE DU SACRE-From lie PIophete"-Orehestri
Much interest was felt in the piano playing o
Mrs Clark, this being her frs. appearance before
Cleveland audience. She had been highly spokeE
Of, and it was to be seen whether she would satisfy
the expectations of her hearers. That she satisfied
them is saying but half the truth. She took cap
tive each responsive heart in the audience which
had any degree Of musical taste or cultivation
As, under her skillful fingers, the notes from th'
keys varied from the silver tnkle Of the tiny nip
ping waterfall to the deep bass growl and roar o
the surging ocean wave, the sympathies of the ea
ger listeners accompanied each movement; and on'
could almost hear the rapid chattering Of woodland
birds, the sharp, quick report Of small arms, thu
soughing Of the winds, the merry laugh of child
hood, as her hands swept over the keys.
Messrs. J. h. 4 D. O. Cole, the former playing
the violin and the latter the viOneello, won frest
Iaures from IN appreeiative andeinee. It gives u!
pleasure (and in this case we speak for the people
to express our delight in listening to the executions
upon the instruments by these young master per
formers Let Cleveland be proud OF the citizen
ship, among u.s. of Mrs Clark and her brothers, TIT
Messrs Cole 4st5tys =.
The ouartettes by Mrs. Jewett, and Aessrs. Hol
AANSN' SeooieyI oh0 K DgeAieS1 MCAe 49,
sung and spontaneous applause, hearty and lOnl
continued, announced the pleasure Of the heareri
in listening to them.
Mrs Whitney's solos gave free scope to her com
pass of voice, and she poured forth melodies Al
lightly IS bird.
Leland's Bugle solo was Leland's best, and i
there is any body in the State who viii beat lie
land be should be put under medical treatment, fO
he cannot live long.
Hobrook,s and Halls voices added much to thl
attractions on the programme.
Nr. F. Z. ByerIy, as the Conductor, needs NJ
words OF praise from US. The perfect time which
stoed OUT as feature in the exercises was great
er praise than cur words can be here he vas tn
master spirit and may be proud Of the success o
his class.