New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-30

ous, seeing how blown" the players were demanded
more and Harry Sanderson's Festival Polka vas played
and encored and another played and then the usatss
appetite Of the crowd was appeased.
The duo from LINDA d Chamounix' vas sung in
very small way by Miss Simons and Signor Mougiar.
din The lady would lave been quite effective IL she
had received any support but the Sgnors voice too
Fragile for such music in such hail. GOttschak next
played Home. Sweet Home" in his old manner. with
that same poetic inspiration. that tenderness Of sent
ment in which the feminine element which every great
poet or musician must possess predomnates and forms
the subtle charm which we all acknowledge though
We cannot anayze 1t. In this piece his mastery over
the meodious heart of the instrument 10 displayed in
manner really wonderful In the midst Of full chords
the melody rings out and scars and swels not loud.
bat soft and vocal responding Ia sentiment to the sens
tive touch-s beautiful little tone poem that tells It's own
story in tones OF inefabe sweetness 1t is in such
mastery touches that recognize the eoius of Cots
chalk and at the same time the of Is power over
his audience.
1t is but just while speaking thus Of the player that
due credit should be given to the tru superb instru
ment from which he produced these xquise effects.
We have never heard piano mobile in its character
so respondent TO the wants of pianist 90 pure, true
grand on which Gottschalk played last night We need
hardly say that he was encored.
Miss Smons sang q new TaraDtela with two flutes
obigato composed for her by Muzio She sang IL
charmingy and brilliantly. and gained deserved en-.
core. The composition is clever melodiou and char.
acterstic and will certainly become very popular.
Gettschalks Paraphrase de Concert" on the BatI,
Cry Of Freedom" well conceived and well carried out
It is richly and beautifully harmOnzed and has been
made the most of-the briefhess Of the theme rendering
il impossible to treat 1t otherwise than fragment.
On the encore which followed be played his Last
Hope" with the exquisite delicacy and perfection
Of finish and poetic sentiment which characterized bis
rendering Of Home Sweet Home" Tbi. wasencord.
and he played bis celebrated Banjo piece"
The cradle song. 'Slumber on Baby Dear" was sext
sung by Miss Simons She threw into it tender pathos
which surprised and pleased 1t is Just suited her
voice and she seemed TO feel the sad sentiment Of the
poem and music Gottschaiks accompaniment was
beautiful in its endless variety Of delicate and changeu
sentiment that rarely at loss TO chsiacterze it,
Sufficient TO say that the union of voice and accompan-
ist won enthusiastic encore. which responded
TO by the performance of Gottschalk's new Romance
The Knight and the Shepherdess" which waslistened
to with breathless attention. and received
unanimous that its repetition compelled These two
songs will carry Miss Smons trIumphanty through her
tour OF the world.
The new Cuban dance LA Galeria" recently CON-
posed by Gottschalk, and played by himself and San
derson Is full OF the quaint character peculiar to that
class Of music. 1t is pleasant bagatee. in which
Gotschalk e1ces. 1t was admirably played and was
enoored. whenthey played Sandersons charming Br.
DIAL Eve Polka" Certainly Gottschak must be satisfied
with the success Of last evenings it was veritabls
ovation and glad 10 say 1t well deserved.
In the duos there still too much OF the muscular
Christian school. but II much moderated from
Monday night Sgsor Ipolito sang "D Provebza"
fceliugy and tastefnlly.
Gottschaks third takes place this evening at
N,blo's Saloon. The programme viii be new. Ths
grand farewell matinee. on Saturday will be given at
the Academy of Music.
The complimentary concert 10 the SgnOri
BarilI takes place this evening at Irving Hall There
will be large array of talent; and the pupils OF the
Brothers Barili. many Of whom said to be very
talented. will assist These concerts are always very
s-.h,onasl~, aud will. we have no doubt, be very
crowded on this occasion.
Gottschalk's First Farewell Concert at the
Brooklyn Academy Of Music Tuesday evening was
attended by large and fashionable audience The
artists rapturousy encored. and the evenings en-
tertainment Of more than usual enjoyment which
is saying all that is in ore, to convey an idea
of the several performances BY Gotschalk Harry San.
derson. Miss Lucy Simons. Sig. Ippolito, and Mr. +.
Eben. There was funny Typographical b!under In tho
programme. which stated that Gottschalk would per.
form Grand Fantasia on fae first time II should
have been printed Grand Fantasia on Fcra.
c. Jerome Hopkins gives his third Organ Con-
cert the South Baptist Church No. li7 West Twenty
ffth.st, between Seventh and Eighthaves, New-York.
this evening. He will be assisted by several artists 81
distinction ard by select chorus Of chorboys and mes
from his Brooklyn Orpheon Free Choral School