The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-25
AMUSEMENws

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.~'T n EVA BRENT, "'F{f -
win appear each evening in selection from the following
songs
Home, Sweet Home"
Round the Corner waiting"
"Goodbye. Sweeciheart. Goodbys,' ~ ~
s.t Where the Bee Sucks"
MISS EVA BRENT
From tho Detroit Free Press July 1861
Her I" Home, Sweet Home last night sung with such
feeling so sweetly, and with such perfect execution,
thrilled the audience aud the enthusiasm was so intense
thai she Obliged to respond with a repetition Never
have we heard tins most charming of musical compost
[From tho Mobile (Ala.) Register, Dec, 1901
In the higher range hor voice is quite unsurpassed for
every note from the aintcst flexible tri TO the fullest
gush of rounded melody
[From the Barbados West Indian Feb "a 1891
Miss Brent will always command for herself the greatest
applause at the fest her voice. She has tho.
rough command Of IL, which is decidedly pleasing OBJ
serve and the ease with which she gdes through some
Of the most brilliant and intricate productions accompa
MED with tho most mclodous harmony proves that she
richly deserving OF the position which her talents have
secured for her II be long before privileged
again to cnoty such treat
From the Georgetown emarara) Royal Gazette, March
q, 1851.
We were agreeably surprised az the singing of Miss
Eva Brent Her voice which reaches tho upper notes
with the greatest ease rs very sweet and powerful and
whal, her articulation Of the words and notes is very
distinct Her "Home, Sweet Home,n we have never
heard surpassed and hackneyed the air is lis
tened TO in almost breathless silence Her sComing
through the Rye" when called on for repetition was
sung with almost equal effect and not only in these but
IN oihar airs SHE was warmly apPlauded.
From the Georgetown Qemarara) Colonist, March 4,
1851
Miss Eva Brent sang "Cherry Ripe" with so much
sweetness and expression TO cali forth raptprons
She also was loudly cncored in the "Dearest spot
Of Earth to Me- and on reappearing In her most
charming style, IL me, Sweet Homc.n This Is her chef
dmyre, and OF itself alone worth the whole price OF
aim ssion. Her voice is very sweet soprano, of great
power and compass, and equally good in the lower and
upper notes.
from the Detroit Advertiser, July, 1901
or the execution, power and sweetness Of Miss Brent
as vocalist too much may not he said. She will com
mand the admiration of any audience however critical
tFrom the Detroit Evening Tribune, July, 1850.
Wherever the lady of whom speak has sung she has
elected the praise not only o the press but of all who
| listened to her
From the Charleston g. CD Mercury, Oct, 1860.
Miss Eva Brent possesses very clear, sweet voice OF
great and compass and she sang several ballads
during the evening with much sweetness and expression
Remember Miss EVA BRENT sings every night a, the
MEL0BEON
| NTELJoDEON, $50 BROADWAY, CHINESE BUILDINGS
| 1Nl between Spring and Prince streets.
| PROFESSOR NICHOLS AND son
will appear in their beautiful classic Groupings every
| night this week.
! MELODEON, $50 BROADWAY, CHINESE BUILDINGS,
| VI between Spring and Prince streets.
| MISS CLARA BUTLER,
the young and bcantu Vocalist Dansuse and Actress
characters.
| NEIODEON, $50 BROADWAY, CHINESE BUILDINGS
! INl between Spring and Prince streets.
MISS EVA BRENT,
the charming American Vocalist win appear every night
| this week and sing her attractive ballads.
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