The New York herald., 1866-05-17

MR.. LOUIS DACHAUER's ANNUAL CONCERT.
The audience that attended this artists concert on
Tuesday night the most fashionable have
seen IN Dodworth Hall seAorlta Carmellna Poch
sang the boIero from the Scan vespers than
heard before Her and method were forced
and spasmodc and produced dsagrecablc impression
her hearers. She has naturally good, woll trained
voice, but she sometimes uses 1t njudcously She
better In the little Spanish that followed the ncv
table encore The trio from Atia, which ,stitued
for the quartet from DIN Pasquate deficient only
In the bass Sgnor Rcmi sang that part harsh disa.
greeable voice, which completely marred the fine
tenor OF Signor Tamaro and Senora Poch's So
prano Madarnoiselle O. Gomien, another of our
good American contratos, sang the cavatna
from Mercadante's Donna Caritea very we'll
An eight hand arrangement for two pianos Of Lszts
Rakozy March, and Allegro by Ascher splcnddy
played by Messrs Dachauer, Pechsr Lejeal and Eck
The custom OF changing the pieces the programmes
of many OF the has become nuisance Of late
If the director OF concert makes out certain bill and
distributes printed copies OF II to the audience he ought
not certainly change any portion Of II from caprice
1t sufficient that of the artists forgot
bring his copy OF the music that another Immediately
before hts her part didn't for singing what
set down the bill The audience might well have
no programme furnished them under this system. II
sickness sufficient necessitates change
patrons for the director OF 10 apologize and
plain the change to them.
MIR. WALTER r.. JoHSsToN's CONCERT.
The promising young organist Of 81 Paus Methodist
Episcopal church gave at Irving Hall last night
Mrs Marie Abbott, soprano; Miss Marie Regnaud, pa-
mist, and Messrs Morgan, Colby Abbott, Castle and
Campbell assisted. Mrs Abbott sang "Consider the
Lilies better last evening than heard her be-
fore. Mr.. Abbotts organ accompaniment a grace
ful sctng 10 this gem OF sacred music II Ia
in concerts in this city hear such powerful well
moduatcd and trained soprano voice as that OF Mrs Alb
bott Miss Regnaud made her debut in very unfortunate
SELECTION namely, cement Of Mendessohn's We'd
ding March by Franz List. This piece Is extremely
difficult thoroughly Lisztan) and demands powers
OF execution and brill ancy Of style than Miss
Regnaud Possesses She gave ivery tame and uneven
rendering OF H. and In the extraordinary scale passages
which Lsz: has interviewer In the end Of the piece she
was completely Indisnct Hero and there through the
march she showed some ability pianist but the gen
cral effect poor Mr. johnson played the overture
OF MasanoIo and brilliant faniasla of his own founded
theme from the star Of the North, in highly credit
able and finished manner or the other artis,s Messrs
Morgan, Castle, Campbell Colby hsvo spoken a,
length in previous They sustained In their
several parts the regulations they have made for them
selves this The very vol
attended.
ITALIAN OPERA ~ BRooxLyv.
Tonight Traridia wiz be given by the Gran opcra
Troupe at the Brooklyn Academy Of Music, with Bos.
cheti In the role OF viole,,a Anasssi Alfredo and
orandini Garmout signor Muzo will conduct the
orchestra Tho performance Of this opera by Grau's
troupe has been highly spoken Of and commands the
sttenton a, leas, OF music. loving people In Brooklyn
A THE MASON And HAMLls MUSICAL REUNIONS
A. novel and interesting kind Of musical performance
has been Initiated at the warerooms Of Mason Hamn
by Messrs Thomas, Mills, Mason, Bsrgner and Warren.
II consists Of arrangement c popular and classical
positions for the cabinet organ pianofoe, violin and
yoonoelo and takes place every "Wednesday afternoon.
o, three O'Clock The performance at each Of these
onions IN what might be expected from the aboyomeu-
toned artisisvey good rhe audience consists princ
fallv Of lahce