New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-22
MUSICAL
Robert 0cLDBEcg's MATINEE.

RJD147 1cLD3EcKS MATINEE
Nj Robert Got5caz gwe his first ma.in5 At
SeLvays FOL or ssrrlsy 10e-'o- lel,c uumc-51. M
deacc ne vas assisted ty Ms hottie Stirring NJ Ce~e
simpson ana Mr T. Hins tv r--rIis.ica o, ~
Batsman
Tie pnno.la. fata.o o, the p-oFarm. vur Sos pane
concerto composed ~ NJ GOlbek end roysi by biz with
tie assistance y b ifl, who represented The 81 lT'
tri score on second pmo 10 utterly impo,sbftn give
definite judgment pol s,ag' iilg Of 50 aiaoitio4 80
loses al A. catlio'a and IT, Importance ana }'u sar E an
SON. are concerned the e,,oeo seemed 10 BE- wei made the
themes Of 90 increment sufficiently broid and r1rf't o IN
part tone and 70 lin Importance by careful working ond Is
treatment ton with Che orchestra proves that he as
studied the power and cf1et OF such IMPOSITION v!f caro-
fy. We nope future 10 hear wit The or les
tra when the composers intention viii b. Thoroughly Ey.o
Miss Nciiq Sterling has made great improvement scr vo
last beard Ter Sht more ma'lcd b0.h IA voice G,a h.
Many Of drleU hcn discrraibc have been reeed aal
Ais, Stehg lls node quite stride toward an assured arts
nch m sorority AID the blending tones ia the rssS''r az
inner and srT1pother Her italian aria was given excellent
fore she make such compositions impressive SIS rendiet
manner giving Intelligent reading that she won very
cor hal encure % which she responded by sgns odDesA
Ssrenado Saubs song which Is doicousy dreamy c'mpos
uoG, and unaffected Il would have been
effective however she had increased the tempsa htt
ogtao phrase Il the figure the acoompani
uen WIS 80 retarded that the intended poiu lost STU.
Mis-, Sterling IG.t.gl hefse admirably am made strong
iayOribe i'm I-5isiol upon Of. prr5cEt
Mr. George simpson sang selection from Golibech Love
SONG" dou1. ne castoy and with much warmth He
hasa sweet and snpathetc yoio and ues it very SAi!ni
lie also sang Hosloyons Adelaide chastoy ana express
lively. Lo u5-c abandon would have made It more in
pressye.
~ Godbecks piano solos played more brilliantly and
effectively than usud Ills manner in public has mueh i'm
proved He has rancd hi, great impetuOsiy and nov
gives out biz Subjects in clear and defined manner Still bis
playing 20 great extent lacks ndvdualy without wheA 10
player strongly public His reading Of Chopns
MazOtn pDrc aud Just and only failed OF being adir
able from the want Of o tenderness OF touoA
LAST APPEARANCE or THB BATEsfAE CONCERT COM
PANY.
Tne announcement of the last appearance OF Madame
Prepa and the fine OF the Betemnn Concert Com
pany had th cgc. Of drawing out vast attendance last
night a. The W'dlay evcaas popular concert at StenwayS
Hall jus. such throng should have been present every
night that t0v appeared IL brilliant am enthusiastic
audience AMI certainly the excellence az the performance fully
justified the enthusiasm % warmly expressed.
Madame pa.epa tuc Icigning Queen Concert room
superb VOICE. aud az know how superb that voice Is
30 30 fc and meiodioas purity We have rarely beard her
OF last evening lIr "OLi In vcce' model f. grace
expression and perfection OF execution No one ca cF t1
voice finely add arts, tat we arc acquainted VIA ~
present taDrCuga nnd easy corp ID. every F0ch
she ghptllsy cHcOrri ua1 responded by
singing simple l.t finished manner Arucs lovely
AHA Where the Bee Sucks" Madame Paupa was succcss
mi ~ her rl'c ns and hcr r o1gns meat
tue enthusiasm OF tha public more warm ara Iaore
genuine. 49,
Do has art,r, several DAYS unable 90 oppHl some
d.sasfacof vas ssp.e{l bat toe production o! d. Car
nOchans cer' icstH uy hr Blcugr satisfied every one
NJ s. T. Lirs played LISTS Midsummer Nights Dream
encore o. which he responded D. puyiag bis very S"c5' NOR
c,l 90 salon. Mu-unr.ns fosI'ain, IN
share 81 tr Iua lufaf0n and deserved c reception They
met V'h This IT, viii le exception 0 &c Buguo us
appointment oonps'r a-a brilliant sHccr,s AMI makes
rct ha we re 20 lose these admirable a' Tor an IN
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