The New York herald., 1866-10-09

Wagner voloncslio fantasia 6verus 70 Ia Barcsrois
By AubeS and Belle Amaxons by Loeschorn Mesdamss
Davis and zimmormann and Mr. Groschoi were the
vocalists, and Msssrs H. Aoenhauer, Davis and Gros-
curth the nstrumentalsts wagners ksisfesang,r wn
Narn,erg, which also on the programmes OF tho
rhh armonic Society and the symphony soirees OF Mr.
Thomas was played on Sunday for the first time IN
America. II is strange work Wagner intended I as
berg and the historical xsisangsr were 10 1gure II
it's wsgners idea Of tho comic then Heaven preserve
us from tragedy by him From beginning 10 end II Ia
heavy and massive. without color or variety The
,ro "ooaes are kept almos as busy as the spd
now an then the uSincky piagar IA called ppon 'os
blast OF o. "a power although ho scs 70 pun ssey ~, -,
dear hfe all H. 'o"gh In Wagner ~ays remarkable
skill and know DIE af brass but only tu and nothing
more Il will haroS' take well as the INN sapsr
.Ss" " g and DIX lid Th oosa 81, y
any more with e. These concerts will DO given every
Sunday evening.
First Concert Of the ILetcrisrsnx society.
The first concert Of the OF this excellent vocal
society on At their rooms in Fourth street The
programme comprised selections from the works OF Abt
schumann, Kuoken, Fauberi and Hitler. The chorusss
were all sung with precision, and in general with OK.
preston, md the voices very we'll balanced II s
seldom In German society that the quality Of the
voices s as good as In the Liederkrsnx Mr.. A. Parr
made . very good director Mr. J. n Pattison played
STYLE and Madame Bertha Johannsen, sang as
she always sings like q true artist. Although
and meodous tones yet she sings with such I'm
ished and consimmate skill that she still enjoyable In
thosc machess German licds. Tho next concert will
take place on Sunday next.
Miscellaneous.
Sgnor 8rignok appeared last evenine In Allyn Hail.
Hartford conn, and rsceved with the most enhu-
sasiic applause His voice hoard 10 the utmost sd
vantage in the brilliant programme he selected and
can congratulate the musical public OF New York on
having for the truly great tcnors Bngno
and Mazxolen signor Brgnol will appear at the inau-
guration Of the magnificent Stcnway Hall, at tho
end Of this month synor Mazzoleni has recovered
the full power Of his grand voice. and will probably a-
pear in concert this winter
Mr. George W. Morgan, the well known organst OF |
public concert at Cincinnati Thurday evening last
There was comparatively small attendance but tho
concert decided success otherwise. Tho Cincin
natl Confneri idl says
The highest compliment which we can pay Mr. Nor
gans entire performance mention the fact that from
brst to las hs audience which composed OF cnlt
waited ladies' and gentlemen remained unti the last /
lingering echo OF the closing pece-an eytenpore mod
ley OF national airs-fadcd 10 the distance Mr.
Morgan sed by Miss Emma Harrison and Mr - |
L. Gibson who sung favorite solos, and accnm-
panied the organ by Mr. Currer OF our best resi-
deut organlss and musicians
strakusch's opera troupe open ssvnnaah,
Ga last evening, for a season OF SIX nights.
In Buffalo, N Y, concerts being given by a trospe
Of Indians Of the Six Nations who appear their native
costume