The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-03

AUDIENCES SuCient proof OF MS increasing attention
He is constantly put to tests OF memory aud
executive ability, but he trumphs ALL At his last
concert Mr. Stephen kassctt being present. he was
quested sing and play something Master Tom HIS
very kindly consented and sang his very beautiful bal
| lad called Sunset Altar listening attentyey Tom
sat down 10 the piano and played IL from beginning
end without missing note. He is certainly the most
surprising genius OF the day.
C0NcEKy OF MlsR. L. AREI.
The rst concert Of this lady at Doaworth Fall last
| night well attended The programme was entirely
classic and NE performers Kme. Abel Mr. Edward
| Mollenhauer,. Mr. Bergner and Mons Coaliere Nine
Abel played Re ches trion nasr Chaplns scherzzo in
B fat minor, Bsethoven's senate - G, MendeIssohu's
rondo capriccosc and Paues La Cascade The trio wa
played excellent STYLE Hme Assl displaying both
taste and expression especially in the sndante She has
good technique execution ID rapid neat and quite
brilliant Her efforts during the evening were greatly
assisted byone Of the richest broadcast and most power
full grand pianos ever hsard-ths instru-
menk We understand which took the goIN medal at tho
Boston, Fair, and mads by Chicksrng Sons Mime.
Abel has much erR in her playing, and sssms both
thusisc and Her school 10 Of the siassc Order
which music she masteEs with clear Thought and dne
feeling She phrases we and her passages clearly
emphasized She very cordially received and warmly
applaudsd after each piece Mr.. Besgner's ane tone
voice Of considerable compass and sun two asias very
effectively
THE sew YORK ENG Academic
The New York Sing Academic; of our leading Ger
musical societies. composed Of seventy active mafo
and female singers had grand concert arranged last
night at the Germana Assembly, which select and
well patronzed affair The concert hall was fully occu
pied by music ievisg public andt,e friends aud
ciates OF the Academy. The society assisted
Isxx EAparA Hat
mer, the former acting as lsnier Of the orches-
ira, composed Of, thirty five men. The male and
female chorus xere under the direction Of Mr.. T.
Pinkert The first part OF the programme was composed
Of overture Ledoska BY CherubniD, w1ereupon the
baritone, Mr. Stems sang Das GIosengeae0 of Hoels,
who the second part the Dead Soldier (Lev
Tod,e Solda in very perfect syls Mr.. Stems Is
accomplished singer. In, the New Years Song Miss
Lesenbcrg and Fraeien Hnrette Adder sang the duet.
This Neu Yahys Lied by Sehumanrs il a most compli-
Gated composition and rendered. with great
deal Of effect by thu chorus of the Sing Academic.
The baritone solos i'm this pece rendered by Mr..
Haimer. The second part Of the programme COM
posed Of ovesturetOp s. A-dar BY Jul Rietx}
and aria Of Essyanthe which was sung by MHs
Lesenberg and composition whicha was rendered BY
Sapran chorus and ogchestsa. This last piece
titled Brken nnd Ern by Parrhus with music by Max
Bruch The New York Sing Academisis very flourish
ing musical organization and doing los part in the Gull
tivation OF music and song After tho concert the mem
beers engaged the usual social p,st,es and festivities
which were wound up by assand BALI which continued
until quite an advanced hour.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Opera troupe performing in Rabgh N. c., under
the management OF Mr. 0Daniels VIII close the
on 4th November preparatory visit to other
towns OF the State
Sam sharpeys Mnstsols opened in Wheeling, Va.
October 80.
Mr. wallach gave ssand co ncesk. in Mercantile L.
brsry Hail. st. Louis No. October ass, BE assisted
by professional and amstsur aytsass-
Mrs Crowel Miss Saunders, Mr. ana Nss. Davenport
and Mr.. Wilder, singers from Bangor, Me-, attended tho
meeting the Waldo nsical Association Of Belfast in
saiao State, las. week. aud were pcoevsd with much
favor s45 s t.e
The second concert of abe Young Msn's Institute, Of
Hartford Conn, will bs gven in Allyn Han the 9Th
Of November. The Qsintette Cus, Of Boston, and the
Quartz tc Club of Hartford, will lnke pants
The Ladies' Fair inv the Academy. OF Music Phadel-
phia was closed witiss grand concert eatober 81.
Father Kemp with Old Folks Concert Company,
entertained the citizens Of Lowell Mass, November
Grsi and Mario intend 70 sing inopsra in London next
year
Ronconi has reepssared in opera, In Milan. He per-
formed In Maria d. hsh0s LIE also sang Dslcamara,
in L Eisr. -'.t
The Castle Phartoma, a new.open by n. MoaIusko. u
10 be given In Warsaw.
The English opera Carent Gardon London.
was TO have commenced ON tho x1s nst Nnh Louisa
Pyne prma DIANA.
The overture " Gounod's- ocsSa, The BsDody Nun.
has been produced in London az OF Alfred Mcon's
concerts
The Circos Bonsmcis Naphs have orsnsd priss
competition fss se best sywpAsny in thrca movements
r,~ ,rI In
soprano, tense and corrsto. The composition RENAME
open TO November 3d. .ssa !
ssnor Ardn was to cemazence q sersssof grand con-.
certs at her Majesty s.theatrs London OCTOBER IS
ADVICE from Paris Of Cssober II that Rstosi
and her Company araepgaaed for Aagica and start a.
once La signora has been playing Aedea at Triesse
The Theatre Italia ParE opened for the (Oc-
tober 2lvsh the opgp n.1a entitled cripino Ia Co
marc and new Advertisement, DsAzsFro. A novel
ties inendedto give during tbs Simoss Bocc
segra- and La Fsrsa dol Deaino, both by vosi Tina
principal by the Theatre italso for the
approaching winter campaign are Mssdames Atti do L.
Grange and Ptncn do,nes NM Fraschni, Tapio,
Ncpni and Brignol tsnor tirasisn Dele sedie, SAGE
corsano. veraer and Serbin bsytE; scacse and zuc-
chdni basi. II .s,tis ~. Ala3 -1latassst ZIP
The Bouiss. Fsrs opened tAeAane day - the Ialens
nt there was nothing rsodaecd. They were, how
aver engaged in the prepararen Of new opera, bXfA
0nenbacb entitled Les Bergsu.. II Is In three acts
novsl. aud somewhat NOISY, musical contastvsa
commenced in the Dublin tlrclsnd, Exhibition room on
the l2th,of Ocsoicr tho Shape OF s,eompetuyetnai
Of skiabeweeu a number Of brass bars- Ten English
aud four Iris amateur the rSizes The
contest was 10 be brought close Saturday. October IA
LIscosSs Loo CAmS--This interesting relic, which
made such sensation IN Boston some time since and
winch ne would cato see while was on exhibition
for few days at establishment In WHICH the public
out vcry little credit, be the Stsyvesant
nsttste Broadway Its gcnuineness the wrk u the
late Mr. Iineons hands has boon satisfactorily ascer-
tairsd and will doubt be viewed with meurnful in
tere-t by large aumber Of ctzeas, that II Is
located in a respectable establishment
n Personal InteiAtGenpe. fe hi
party, coussting OF ~ }. Crsncr, brN<hcrn-Iaw "