New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-15
Music.
THE GERMAN OPERA.

|N--NNNNN
There is already much excitement in regard
10 the performances Of the Grand German Opera Com
pany, under the management Of Mr.. Leonard Grover
The strength Of the company is commented on and
confidence is felt that the large and varied Repertoire
will be carried out in perfect faith The works to DO
performed are OF the highest character those which
do hear from the Italian singers, and the change
from the perpetual Verdi Donzet viii be welcomed
|by a large majority Of our musical people. Report
speaks highly Of the performance " Beetbovcns won
|derful Opera "Fidelio," by this company and much
pleasure is anticipated in hearing it. is work with
which the public should be familiar. The sale Of
reserved seats the usual places goes on brsky and
tho general impression seems TO be that the Dfiei
season Of the German Opera will be highly successful
The season commences Monday evening next with
1.-The popular opera Of Faust.
MILE. De KATOw AND Mr.. JAMES NJ. WEHLIs
CONCERT.
Last night these artists gave their farewell
evening concert az Irving Hall. Considering that Is
Holy Week. the attendance very large. After Mr.
|Weh had played his hrst selections, and received the
usual honor Of an encore there pause in the pro
grammc After much delay Mr.. Wehli came forward
and announced that Nile. De Kaow had just received
information that her father had died suddenly and that
liz would be impossible for her to appear; at the same
Time saying that he woud play an extra piece TO supply
|her place Mr. Wehl played superby on this occasion
He seemed feel that the burden Of the entertainment
had fallen upon him. and exerted himself accordingly
s fingers in admirable order, so that In delcacy
and brlliancy OF execution he eIceed most of his
|preyous performances. His selections were AL on
the most pleasing character, and were individually
calculated TO exhibit the various phases OF his superb
Technique wonderful equality which enables NM
execute passages Of great force with no more appa
rent exeron than he exers for the most delicate ana
pianssimo 6orareapd scales in thirds, sxths, aud
ociavcs as easily the simple scales Mr. Wehi Is uni
questionaby Of the most eminent as nc Is the pur
lest exponent Of the true school of panoforte playing
land is this perfection Of style which exerts 20 potent
spell over his audience that they do not tire OF listen
ling 10 him. but, the contrary, strain privilege OF
HE public by encorng him numerically that he has
|almost always 70 play double the number OF
pieces Act down in the programme. This is
Ia crownlng evidence OF the delight which
lie affords and of the extraordinary popularity be
|has achieved without ciap-trap and without prhns.
THE piano one Of Chickering'S Grands was altogether
the finest nstrumen, he has yet played upon. In ex
|qusitc purity and liquid beauty Of tone ofthe entire
upper registers in fnl and singing quantities OF the
middle tones and power of the bass il GER
|tainy is uncQuaed far know. Such an instru
mcnt is additional power vouchsafed to sktul
Iccutant
This morning Mr.. Wehli will appear at q matinee at
Irving Hail. which will be his last appearance in New
York for many months. he leaves the city on Mon
ldny for extended tour through the West We advise
a lady amateur piansts TO attend. for his playing
lis lesson in taste and style worth many times the
|price OF admission
CONCERT AT IRVING HALL.
This evening Miss Stella Bonheur. young|
aspirant for public appreciation, gives concert al
Irving Hall She has been studying very assiduousy
and report speaks of her voice very fine and Of
progress as remarkable In addition TO which she isl
said TO have fine personal appearance. She will bel
assisted by several eminent artists among them Mr.
IS b. Mills and Mr.. Eben.
CONCERT AT NIBLO's SALOON.
Miss Teresa McKenna will give her second
grand concert at Nbios Saloon on Monday EVENING"
next, 18th inst. when she viii be assisted by seyera
distinguished artists among whom are George W. Mor
gan esd OF Grace Church, Senior Gonzalez, Madamc
|Coletti. George Simpson and several others Wei
understand Miss Mckenna will sing several Of Moore
charming melodies For further particulars We refer io
Jour advertising columns.