New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-30
MUSICAL.
ssoor.ys PHILHARMONIC socIgTY

tEcOFfyH PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
Tho trst COMFORT Of tho tenth season 6 tho Brooklyn
philharmonic Society took place OF tho Academy Of husic
on Saturday evening the 9Th inst. largo and brilliant
arSonoo was present not 40 crowded however, 90 when
Theodore Esfeld welded 'he baton We were fortunate
in finding seat in tho upper tier New York ontcs bong
az usual lot without fca's hhe's they Il 'poh QUO
by accident Efforts have been mado III certain quorior
u, r-omulrate mo idea that tins soCoty ~ falling
condition. and tha 70 noeded some new ie"to o. eN'
ordinary rloatucss % Tcaurctato ils fortunes inns
s,mrv IqFard got up 20 e2at layoftcs ard 10 dopfc-
ato to.c not within tho cha ned CfCo ihl5 Soctiy
shared mo ato OF al ohor anutomoLis ia toaioni ti
suffered more less That mo ai!oLuanto diminished IN
ruabegs because Of any intcriory tho fcfonantes n
ccr.arlv rr',e Tho orchestra was unequGled ~ its
toa,eriq 4. was perfect than the Now-f ORR
Philharmonic for the that ci The weak ne IA
boys Of that organ laloh were icit "'i ahd 'hcT fde
suprlied hv more competent performers 70 m fact
te most Tercoct orchestra N the Unihd stos and woa
worthy If Tie most brilliant and htoa ratolago Ihuf
much We can Soy Of he past.
mako no such 1a.tcun9 TcmaIhs Mr.. Theodore Thomas
the new chosen director who IL fan Of enterprise and IS
ceycf and ambitions man, whno AZ the came uue nc "
deficient in the experience and thorough edaeaton h
predecessors, acting upon tho povcrb hat me" boo
sweep clean has Dispensed the services o. many o
me hes; rcrormets ard has supplied then places with very
Indifferent substitutes. The result w"t pc.i'haH',
very rieror 10 the previous performances upon Nhon
the hish reputation Of lIs society has toen Dt anu '
Afford to rest We viii cordially ndoso any change ,3
the better bat must gcpobate changes u.uo, 10,
Wow 10 improvement bit f0G the tate OF lu'.hg
partics in without reference 20 Their 'N'';lNe Dp''
jlc system is az wrong, and canuotwolk "tI uAHe' any
circumstances III .
The nrollnumc was a varied one commonche WIN ("
synphorv lv compo scr whu.c goks are Lew 10 amen
~ IA licences M j. j. Aberss descr rlIye ymlh"hy
entitled "C0lum'us--A Marine Picture ID io'i pr
~ We are informed by the bills, Ooeh I'IVih'u LILY
times ~ the Europe m Philharmonic utIli "'' Fs' -
with marked success. II is work al .uq1ca'l h4D..
mont showing GOOD musical instinct ana "A'n.eule 81
Grt a, m, f5,r share of uc'odic migration. We ccog
4 f.affe p.r0
nao but we do not consider hat he wors vas either adj
eanatey performed flly interpreted he orchestra
was moi under that finn control which lDs3Fs ius per-
ounancc and u point of color and wol-coasGced cheeis
II was very deficient.
Reethoycns Overture to Iconora was ly 10 means a
rs'clgss nertrufrcc hli il was fATy rendered. Schu
ber,,'s March WAS dashed through, Liszss crashing IN
strmenaiion serving as shield 10 cover up ever! ut
iricacy. .
A. a whole we were very much dissatisfied with The
Instrumental portion Of She concert and do not CONSIDER
il IN nny way worthy Of the former IepI.auoh OF Ire
Brooklyn Philharmonic Society.
Miss Adelaide Phillips. being great iaF0ntc ia
Brooklyn sang very clpcssly not by any means reaching
her usual standard. Her ntonaton was frequently very
fulty; her execution not clea. and arsci ~ snort
she did not appear advantage n critical judgment, Dut
still she was very heartily app udod
Mr Eler is a most excellent Uboeist and played very
fuoy but the instrument ~ cxcepondblo Tor solos ana
his selection of music was by means happy one.
Nh Tuumin has good command the harp, and plays
ucd1 with LBsh but his instrument was not ~ GoOd
or,let he however received q very hearty encore.
We hope be able render favorable count
OF the next concert Of This Secretly; Dl' 10 40 80 there
mast be very radical change both M the orchestra anu
the execution az the works chosen.
FRENCH oPRRA-THHATEE FEASCitSE.
The performance % tae Thcatcr FRANCHISE this evening
viii be the comic Opora hy Ambrose Thomas, entitled
lie songe d'ure mutt dcte-A MidgmmeT Nights Dream
Il win De sustained by The strength Of the company
MATINEE AZ WALLAtKs TnEATER
Mine. Gazzanga will give q matinee al Walackf Thea
Ter This afternoon commencing at o'clock. She VIII hr
assisted by some eminent ars, and VIII a-aur'diy ai-
fraCt "A large and fashionable a.li rec.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Camille Ursos playing az Mr.. llarisons Sunday
evening concerts l Irving Han tAc theme oi general com
one aud hes talent which s been dcN Hoped amnng hs 1'
D., wear has been Acknowledged hy those capable "i eIiilf
h, r,qui.rm,nff without -+iu The Judgments ihls recorded
have been sustained hy 'he best European cur und Der -
umph Among hrstcla.s artists shc wa- rcosmNd t- '
pll1lug ul rlfHl. f
lfrA artistic .sOcinflr. Her Ftyc b. more uriIrl hfI f'1d
ius arc broader 30 She dos ifrc .n FplT hh,
lie violin has never boo atnue bui by woman Aiino
bus Camil. Irso laE raiucf IuLeI th'i dH'iIi iiN
plays row with r'IHD"fA-I sustained "i'r Mhi' i.'
Nulr nsk Ir Irr execution of NlrIA'npa eu'i
competition lladr and poi"nli.e. Wa mH.frflf Pi
ioruaucr Iss caught c broad manner and marked 'h
actci col Chat tui mister and Interpreted hr work D. atf
which mo- NolIf BOO tAs country could except io|.A
his fNor pupil lu A'I .i'cn W"u'uN Hl!f sh' Ni.
sentiment never moro eAqu-rp H..N.'" VIZ" '
bor rrnraluc~ tuifschHk rrpuIur "i il7 'i"' rt
arranged flr nad dedicated o hr u Wgs iiufAat' i
brought fears uud deeply affected AN VI 'l
bcen developed aud i1aifrcd boo Af country ahd I" "iI
Icprcscu houorahb and successfully n DO od WON'T iar
apd growth aud appreciation of AT boz America when Poe
rcapIca.s 10 Paris go the spring 81 I-'-