New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-14
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q NEW ARTISTS.

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Last night, tue lists recently brought over
by Mr. Max Strntcs h-N!mc. Helene De kasow an
Mr.. James N. Wehi-mace their trt Appearance IL
America al Ail0s saloon leioie nun erous and very
critical audience The bothers Strakosch have for
tnnate facility 81 falling in with princes OF the 0lo"
io,ni and counosses in close relation with tie throne
ard Il pcrsuadne to iorsale taer regal st e" anc
adopt tic stage or tie onceit Tor consideration
We say Iii, facility is Fortunate and pccnli'r. bat W
do lot and general that genius is ehoresc'nt
among titled personao,s and ron many ,anl.cs that
we have seen we aie satisfied that the title of Ny
Lord or Ny Lady bears little relation TO the quality 81
an artist nnd New FORK as arrived at that stngc oi
critical Judgment tint cannot be affected by elegant
romarcing Of any kind. Tic STEM aid very well ten
years ago but the style is q little Old fashioned now
Mdilo Helene de ka.ow Is fine looking lady
round ii form and handsome !an!s anl arms, and ~
intelligent countcnancc Tho Instrument sire has Gao
sen one would suppose would rove aWkward for aad'
10 menagr but she it rot only easily but grace
fully She has a very sweet AMI tender tone on the To-
strunf mt and Plays with elase expression and warmth
Il feeling Her ntonaion is excellent aud she stops
with perfect precision.
or course Lcr tone il rot large for the pressure re-
qurel to secure sClid full. round tone cauno be OK
pectod from tie decle fingers of woman; and Tor
tc sane reason, although her execution Is neat, DIS
nct aud brilliant t. lacks tie powcro pressure to pre-
due. large effect. Hor second piece. con sora'"t was
very simply and charmngly Tlsyel and well deserved
the encore which il received. Hct first piece was
ruined By @ vrc,ced quartee accompaniment Of
strnged instruments, play in manner worthy OF a.
Inherent street band.
Mdlc. De Katow is a very pleasing artist and will
certainly become iayorite with the public wherever
she appears aid her debut may be chronlccd as sac-
ccssitl.
Mr. james NJ. Welu, is certainly frs.-cl,ss plan.
is--one who can hold lis own 10 matter who may play
before or after him.
We speak Of lim now an eXecutant, rs one wlo
has very benntigl md perfect n.ochaHiqae rs one
whose fingers have cen educated fiithiuly and 30
admirably that be is aid 10 have two right hatdsal
though in his case. ii We wish 10 compliment tin We
should say no has two lett hands perec IS his ieit
h, nd mechanism His style Il essentially OF the lhas
berg school. not only lis plyile Tut bis composition
lie /, cool and .mpassNe ut the instrument. ana be-
trays but little movement in Lis most dcn pa sagcs
Ills scale psssagcs especially tie chomatic are roCth
sIyery and finely articula,ed His sixths and thirds
IRE so Good as almost 10 specially. While hisoctares
arc equal TO those OF any pianist We ever beard He
as certainly glorious teenii rare In it, perfect
equality lnd its perfect distnciness.
In Individuality no certain lacks We cannot recog'
uize lis style az peculiarly lis own. There is no marked
characteristic such We find In Goisols'k no posi'
live creative genius which stamps upon I'LL 1t does the
uersonallty Of tie creator. And yet he possesses
charm OF manner eracsuness Of thongh. ana IN eie
yanee and sweetness OF expression which ID Fascinating
in q high degree
lilo unquestonably has force. but In trasnT' pas
soges and in crisp steel point like touch he Is not com
parable with Gotschalk But az We have SAID thes''
charm auiet fascination 10 hs.nanner which iai'e'
tho enthusiasm of his audience resulting rs 1t did 'st
night In persistent cncores for every piece.
His l,ft hand H. certainly. marvcllously fnci his
,,,,. n,,sooe and involved cadensas by his main
ea,,b, vhs ,u.tauirg the air and the bass. With a
bri,ls poy a crispness ard certainty tast we bare