The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-04-17
Musical.
FIFTH CONCERT or THE BRookLvs PHILHARMONIC
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FIFTH CONCERT or THE BRookLvH PHILHARMONIC
SOCIETY.
The orchestra Of this admirable organization COMPRISE,
some of the best talent OF the New York Philharmonic
Society, and numbers about sixty-four peees The
Brooklyn Academy crowded on Saturday night with
an audience which may DO justly termed "brllant and
fashionable and tho last concert OF the nsth season OF
the society by far the most successful or the seros
Becthogens Ninth symphony In minor 0pus l2o, was
played for the drs time the fourth movement requiring
a chorus being omitted or the three movements we
beard the third Adogio cdntasiie "a In which tho
great composer pour forth his soul In strains OF tender
that melt the heart OF the listener There is
Of his headlong impetuosy and ca?ricious wildncss
shown here He bears the bosom OF a mighty
river OF harmony whose placid surface Is occasionally
disturbed by npples IL violin, viola, ato end piccolo
passages. Yet there Is nothing of monoony on tho
voyage. His magic power coutrapun.e effects and
changes gives shifting Ian Escape, and
past lovely OF rural and religious life that
we hear with regret toe warning notes Of tao horns as
reach end OF our Journey The sruptness OF the
close and omission OF the succeeding chorus left dis
satisfied feeling behind whis not Senorita Pochs
yo. e could dspel THIS iadys voice has esea already
the ssilian vespcrs by singing u entirely too fast
Mile MATILDA T. rocdt, pupil Q: NJ Henri Apply, played
nnc, clear and ws balanced though o. nn'h power
or breadth. shc very scnSby avoids all sensational
Of II. An idea so e ca% Ss,sS. wTS mors
PRACTICE and sef possession she will be- second rank To
none OF our volinists Tie dashng obcron overture,
idof's Introduction To kobeSpisrrc aud quartet for
French horns by the immoral Weber closed the
cert The quartet was rendered with dslicSy { OK.
preston and warmth Of coorns hardly 10 DO expected
from such Instruments The overture to Robes. Is
a very remarkable work. In the cuiotes,
tho guillonc the JacobIn butcher, aud the Mar.
scillnise amid tho thunders OF artillery the rattle 81
small arms the wall OF the prescribed and the orgies 81
the rabbc. has nothing Il the OF programme
Iic A nd uotp thaf an
sonal squeak OF violin represents msanhrope stand
ing "ththe inevitable "folded arms and rendng his
soul for no purpose whatever LcIf however, dsrays
the republican all through and seems TO choer IN
bar the defenders Of the bsrcadcs The only fault with
II Is that no 'ndulges too much In crashing etc ~
An T chord by sixty four Instruments n very good
thing when used properly and sparngly; but when II
comes In too often and frishcns nervous aides out OF
their wits " Ia anything but peasurnbie Tho Mar
sciaise could not he aet In richer elaborate
than that which Ltolf gives 1t in this
MISS RUros's CoNcERr
The large audience which invariably crowds every
OF this Is gratifying proof OF the
popularity of these entertainments. Last night Mss
Ruton, young soprano supported by number of artists
gave a at D)dworth Hall. This lady certainly
possesses merit requires long and training
OF her voice before she occupy even sc ~niary
place among artists OF note. Our Young American
sopranos con forget that the road 10 dstinc,ioDin
thu sphere arduous one and that their v~ices
gu and att 'non than ontraitos The latter
To be inc most numerous and most popular
many OF tho d'bninnte' Ia this line who appeared ths
will compare favoraby with the most Wanted 81
the Italian artists Such coniralto Is Miss Huiching
who sang q duet by Balfe with Miss Ruion and gave
"Beware, Beware, with archness and exprcss.on. Mr.
Thatcher displayed good doai Of Sims Reeves power
In Come into the Garden, Maud, and Mr. r.
Thomas fine baritone voice heard 10 advantage in
Ernani ana OF his compositions Tho pianists
were Messrs Pecher and Davis The crying nuisance Of
repeated disngrccaby prominent m this
concert Applause, when deserved should certainly be
given To yooaists but to tbamp on the noor with canes
mouth Is both do ng the artist injusce and causing
great deal c. Annoyance 70 hose who wish 20 hear good
muse.
TuEonoR xogasEn BuSp CONCERT.
The Thcodor Koorncr Bund, thriving German
musical association las, night celebrated It's third ami
verary and this occasion concert a, III head
quarters Dramatic Hall, In Houston street, which
n very crcdtabc Affair." although the audience probably
on OF the ncemcncy Of the weather. rather
limited The Kocrner Bund IL ono Of the youngest
musical societies this city, but under the supervision
Of s efficient musical leader Mr Pnkcrt II already oc
cupies art rate position The musical soeis,'os
In this city Tho society ID composed Of a male and
female chorus, Numbering about nfty singers, Who last
Juiia, Otto oratoriam' entitled De Sas1 r6s hight
This a compoeon which, by the coinposcr orgnaly
prepared for Robert Schumanns Chorus Assoc ston
In Dresden but difficulties occurred preventing It's
presentation at the time The piece IL composed 81
about dozen divisions Of choruses and solos, which
very eec,unlly rendered by the members % the
Koerner Bund Tho solos were sung by franlen
Adler, soprano; Herr Brngmann. basso, Herr Iost,
tenor; FrsuIen ~ Adler, alto Frsalen Stecher alto.
All these Singers acquitted Themselves in a most ae
ceptsbie Alter the concert tho members Of tho
Koerner Bund and their engaged Ia ball and
other appropriate social pastimes
SACRED CONCERT AT IKvIsd HALL.
The popularity % sunday evening concerts. started In
this hall under, the auspices Of Mr. Draper Abun-
dainty exemplAed Sunday last An imrsense audi
eneo eangregat~d N hear Mr. George W. Morgan play
some u his brilliant fugue. and oysrurcs On the ne.
assis,ed sang number OF sacred and ballad pieces
These concerts VIII be niinucd every sunday until the
concert season oloseA
CONCERT AT ST. STEPHENS CHURCH.
The ooncer, In aid u the building fund Il this church
was largely attended on sunday evening last Dr vii.
liam Berge presided at the organ aud brought ont tho
fa'l powers Of tina, magnificent instrument, style
which showed the accomplished artist In one of his
improy satons he introduced the xsrch Of tho
Prophet and Adorned that brilliant gem With LaE,ian
effects Mr. Henry Apply yioln 1dded much i
programme the beantifl duet Outs cst homo. from
RD.slni's sisiai Water. Gounods {" Ave Maria and
Gle Ahai ,ci hs Flock he only tolerabc pieces
rIns The former whs admirably usng By hsfaue Dc
IN .tn ard MisE ADELAIDE Phillips and The Ave Nara
as9 well rendered BY Madame 6s LnssAn The other
Douizctii and Aeyeriser rhcy picked oai Aras tlai
The composers never uteufrd 20 b. sung OUTSIDE the
operas 10 which they belonged. Il VS. like rlsinEs
feN reltencrl ~ paris u Eonfeur~s r,pfsentaes ~
the work Of sons fgcai author Thefs j. ~ unnuiei
rep ~ farrei uufIc Va To wffks ~ bp'l ''f-
man arf itirHu cfnrrs~rH without 100 cinr th0a Tau
taied opera pieces m lnte CONT audience olisas
there the c1lcrt vas cpmp.ate rucccHf anf ha Rev
Ur Mrhl. 4a vas fnaofiaiy a.lri r ha laqittie and
cutorpn. 1a sofk 81 complrtns tlif heautLnl DIR
nrrrv ~ srEAEoscns orrEs rnourn
The Gh.ann. and saainl orera u0upe. u wbrA Mar
srako.ci IA TIE director arrived Ibis ciy yesterday
n0rn.nr from Washington 1tn troupe tar ben nn
tour ~ afne nine months curtor ln The Wciefn -nd
Southern States
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