New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-08
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lnny IN rnanv concentrations il would seem 10 be
Impossible to cay ryihng new pertinent
In non ponts % regards the principal wts 60 f% superior 10
any previous representation that wOad be an act Of injustice
No, 70 record IT. In Nszsoeri we have in 81 the essential
sOp blness fervOr abandon and pntude Of power the
y representative who has supplied ths perfect ideal Of
Faust The fret act prologue has Hitherto been tame ana
.Samato In the Thru aet the greatest Of ali tonepantea
love poems bis singing surpassed all bis previous ehors in
prose and true singing be gave eeT to bis eIo Ioce
sSs giving eontIes to hs grand b0rsts aud mga
s 1 slS iI a SsTs @ Soyed himself true artist
golden opinions rom the critical and admiiao l1
ally aud added greatly 70 already well deserved rePeta
uon Miss Kellogg who is The MaTgaefI,e o. In ne bS
saGe ucver sang or acted finely in this role Hei pau
voice perfect order and she hSI9y weI t te
Perfect purity Of nto6atoS Tsht and wen arcuoted
execution the utmost IaIV o. "a 6st,S Sgu her
peSonston Of Marguerite last night We have seen nothing
more maidenly tender and decatey passionate than he
whole bearing Der interview with Faust II was Fash OF
Iuro touching at once the mp@hze5s Of ihe audience
soJ ealing forth maur Of niepressi0e admiration 1t was
mnerr'ece Of and dramatic power aud proved that me
art instinct animated and prompted her woman nature TO that
SbaadoR which alone give reality 20 the counterfeit pre-
sentiments the stage Kellogg and Mazzole were worthy
other and rendered the third act Of Faust on amemo
TO Be forgotten Antonued and behni were respect
ely admirable They are such fine trustworthy artists that
nothing but pleasure be derived from Their performance
Ttisc pon;s which may be worked up something excel
lent by and practice The orchestral performance was IN
every respect admirable ~.
CARL woIFsoHN's BEETHOVEN hATlNEBs
Tie third of MriWolfsohn's 10 Beethoven Matin6es
was given at Steinways small laI yesterday afternoon The
evidence much larger than at either Of the previous
ances which satisfactory evidence Of an increasing mu
seS interest ~ the paeWChy eIGs s6nd0 MSor
up {, No 8 Sonata Minor op TO- No Il sonata nat
hPy interesting the being not only fine but sin
Euary attractive being certainly less reoonde than most Of
Vie previous selections In Nj Wolohns performances yes
Eeday there manifest and great Improvement The soma
las lad evidently been better studied both mentally ana teen
nealy the reading being broader and the execution being
tloaIer, more decided and most excellent in color
Of the three soraas that in major was most admirably
io1dered We speak OF 1t in terms Of warm euloey ana
without reservation The allegro was played with great sP
unusual depth Of sentiment breadth of passion and was exc
elted wiki Ge.cooy and tenderness Of touch grSae man All
Woohn Las yet exhibited Tie seleio WhSh rs not eICSi
uS tSs o. ag SS RoT paTcd prompt and decided
tempo and accurate in execution and just and eject
color II altogether performance Of high merit
Increased excellence Of the essential points over pre-
yous rendeugs marked Mr. Wolohns yesterday afternoon
future Of Lis 1etnces he may OsoIed thai they I'D prove
G SS e5s s sshs y s Pollock Ss gems compositions
and only elective because he render d them WLon
monotone Mr. Pollock excellent voice bat his artistic
perception very The fourth Reetloven Ma1ee VAL
Wpoat his third MGtinee the Packer Institute Brooklyn
FKAsR sEvBREIs MORNING CONCERT.
The second Morning Concert of Messrs Pease &
SeyeIini steinways small hall wen attended Ore OF
che features Of the programme Nj Peoses duo nta
,a on themes from Martha IL is very elective arrange
dency 10 overload the subjects with brilliant foui passages
s Sg relation 5 he SSyep@St o. e EeHcs This an
aceabo 20 the fLoLaLe school and not peculiar TO
lIr Peose bat he would do well 20 parlgly Nj
Peose played with certain apoDb which added deeae and
certainty his execution He hos evidently made up his mind
70 conquer and gives evidence each appearance that
he s IN the eight way TO achieve his aim Miss N Sterling
sang well Her beautiful voice always commando adm0u0ni
snd sgror Syeni rendered his selections in fine taste and
with much e1pTessioD.
SONGS OF SCOTLAND.
Mr. Kennedy, the Scottish vocalist was greeted by
A he lrefa nj
6telnway HG Thursday evening notwithstanding the in
smeny Of the weather he has excellent voice and sings
she beautiful songs Of BIS country with genuine feeling and
with much spirit and effect As elOcutjonst he has
very happy delivery and the descriptive matter BY which
pc Introduces the various songs all pertinent and highly
Interesting His entertainments very pleasing and seemed
30 be thoroughly enjoyed by his audience His daughter
taste and accuracy. At smaller hall We think DIR. Ken
sedy could repeat his entertainment times with sue
cess
Mr. WELLS SECOND MORNING CONCERT.
'Ths popular and brilliant pianist will give his Sec
Dad matinee at Irving Han this morning commencing at II
O'Clock M He will be assisted by Miss Kate Macdonald
Mr., julius EehbeIg and Mr. G.. w. Colby. MT. Wehh will
play some OF his newest competitions which lave not yet
been heard in NewYork
ITALIAN OPERA MATIEER.
The italian Opera Company viii give matinee to-
hay oeloek when he popular opera LncTezia Bora will
be performed with strong cast Of cAGaetes The admission
Hil be q TO al parts Of the house.
NETWORK PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
A rehearsal Of the instrumental music for the Sec
ond win take place this afternoon at o'clock at
Steinw0y Hall Rehearsal tickets can be had at the usual
PLACES Nh. Carl Bergman will conduct
FIFTRENTH SUNDAY EVENING CONCERT
.-Messrs. Bateman and Harrisons fifteenth Sunday |
evening VIII take place evening
way Hall In addition Mr. TheO Thomass Orchestra Nine
Fsnny Raymond Ritter and new yOl3ist win appear The
crowds which hTOng the hal every Sunday evening prove how
popular q ese concerts ale with the public.