New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-16
Music.
SECOND CONCENTRATIONS SALOON.


4 second concert was given by Mr.. Strakosh's
artists. Madenoisee Helena Katov and NJ. James NJ.
Well last night az Niblo's Saloon. Tie weather
50 Indictment that We expected to see smell audience.
and was surprised to fad the saloon nearly ,wothrds
Gled.
The programme was Of the same character as the first.
with the exception that NJ Wehli played two or threo
bsief pieces Of classical nature. Mr.. WeL, as pan'
it, is!srly to be very extensively discussed Coming
here wifi but little known reputation, far a. this
county Is concerned tie few and TIE maGyi alike hav'
ing no data u?on which to form judgment ore, as il
were abroad on q sea OF doubt without q compass.
u would rot OF courae, be safe to class him with
90 and -, or to declare him superior 20 some one else.
We think however that Mr. Wehli vii very soon help
his hearers 70 pronounce upon his tree position and
that lie Will stand as an artist higher than il no had
been loudly heraded no matter how delcatel! how
grossly rlraled.
! Tie performance Of Mr.. Wehh last tight jlstiacd
our olrion expressed ser his first concert. lie has
most admirable tecn9Rs smooth, equal aud delicate ia
every class Of passage His ocayes hether single or
double kable for Rapidly, decision, hshtness
ana disirctness: lis scale passages display singular
eqni!ty and tie finest shades Of delicate lingering. to-
ye,her with the utmost rapidity.
In rapid passages OF sIths and thirds be is very per.
feet reminding Of sirilaT passages .aayed by Rich
ard Hoflaan in Hnmmel's Concerto. His srst lag
10 those who crave for the classical Of Men.
dclssohns Songs Without Words" eIluisitely
tender and slow movement which he played with fro
taste and feeling The second was the sPiHT.r!sd ~
the sane author rapid continuous and tangled move
neui. which was also Gnel. played; and the .hEd a
Characteristic study by stephen Heller which vas ex.
ecutcd sith holiness aud marked phrasiDg.
His Troratoys piece a composition We do not Ike,
i is q laborei piece with little produced, but il dis
PLAYED much brilliant and accurate execution, ard mere
force ia the octaye passages than lie has hitherto de-
yelopcd. His ftnasis Introducing one Of or National
airs is clever and Characteristic and Affords much die
pay Of dazzling Torture. which were rendered with
great hriancy aud Gelicicy.
Mr. Weh was eneoced in all his pieces, aud although
each tin. he sought n evsac repetition the persist:
ent applause compelled him TO Play ngaia. His
ia now We think settled faet nsomnch as the favor of
the public is concerned. We shall look forward to hc
further developments Of his powers by the production
Of larger pieces.
Mile De Katow Improved tie favorable Impression
made by her on the rssnigbt Sbewas richly dressed
her uanner Is graceiu and sic plsyed with more force
ard NOR, spirit than before. She little lees ac-
curate in her execution but IN passion and expression
she was most success.ui.
The other artists assisting were very sceos-abie
The third and last takee place At Sblos SILICON
his eyesing after which the company proceed 20 Phil
adelpLis. Washington and Baltimore.
- Italian Opera will be given in Brooklyn
this evening, at the Academy OF Music Nile. Carozzi
Zucchi having recovered from her brief insposlion-
i'll positively appear Norma oceofher most power
ful characters, this occasion With aerensi ani MAJ
siinilIari.