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" a. Bryan Hail. LIST evening. to thn i.rses, and
most hril1Iant audience Of ths season. The uro.
c,smme was one Of the best ever offered for the
spnrec1ation Of Chicago audience, but the M
dfeuce we're as cold and Indifferent a. usual and
yra think more. too, Tba Symphony in B major
was exaulsitey delicious and beautiful. especially
the first two mo5ements-she first one; In part1cu-
lar reminding yon OF the soft, airy weird, bird
like atrains in Midsummer Nights Dreams. The
orchestr1-Which, by the bye, was fuller than We
recoect to have seen It beoze-dId fnl1 Justice 20
every piece assigned them The fantastic on
Themes from Goanod's Faust, brought promi-
nently before the audience new instrument, Just
Introduced into the orchestra, which seems to Us
combination Of the clazlonet, oboe and bassoon.
Iis tones arc grand and rich, and the audience
eecmed delighted with the stranRer-we could not
learn its name. Mrs. Kloas displayed skill
and genius In her performance on the plano, which
has rarely been reached. aud, We think, never
cIceled BY female hands. II she produces less
Worderfn effects IN her manipulation Of the IN
strument thah Gottscoaik. We are ready to accord
to her the development Of moro beautiful 1nsplr-
Ing and sympathetic tones, which are, after all.
the best evidences OF genius. She Is an aEt'ste OF
whom our Gnicaeo people haFe reason 70 pc PROUD,
and we hope to hear her before home audiences
very often: Mics Sells showed the same artistic
eyecuhon IN her part OF the programme that has
heretofore rendered her favorite- She seemed,
however, In bad voice. and tue selcct1ons were not
such as to produce favorable Impression upon
the Judgment OF those Who do not understand her
merits as an artist. She has. and can, do much
better than she did last evening.
At the close Of the piece next to the last, the
euobs aud enobcsses commenced retiring from the
hail. aa ueual to the deep annoyance Of the osches-
tra ard those who preferred to remain To tell these
uuuanucred peoplo of the utter disgust which their
conauct crclted omono tho resnectable norton Of
tbe audience VA fear won1d be bnt to increase
t1e;r antitnde far such performances. We have
Ind occas;nn .f aneak of tbese thinos before. Int
uitbont prodocfng reform. We believe they are
hevond hone.
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