The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-21


LAMBILLOrrE's PAscHAL MAss Ar TIN. csUxca
OF rHE HOLY CROSS.
An Immense congregation assembled ~ this handsome
church In Forv street yesterday 20 hear the de-
ghtsu Pascha Mass 81 iambliottc sure with orchs
trail accompaniment The choir CONSISTS OF Mss Teresa
werncks. soprano; Ma Ho;brook contraIto Mr. Ducios
tenor and Mr. werneke basso They assisted yes
tcriay BY Mrs Berge, Mrs. Bakcr. M Hern md DR. Nc
Gowan quartet aud Dodworth's orchestra OF
eighteen piece Mr. GLEASON orsanst OF tho church,
Quoted the and precd at tho organ The latter in
strument IL but a sorry Affair." and u reflects much
credit on the musical abilities of Mr. Gleason that ne
managed give such escel,n, organ accompaniment
tho aad incidental pieces Tn, mass Is superb
work Of orchcstration especially In the Kyie Sanus
and Agpgs The Kyre commences In minor, IN
10 a. paintve movement changing to dashing aiigro
The Gloria opens with charming tuet for the hnie aud
violin then Tor soprano aud alto. thsms which vonf
be popular IL sing in concert hall The DJm'n
De,., soprano SOLO preceded by beautiful mir for the
ante and the Qon.sm FOR ,he bass with accompanying
claronci horns hau.boys AMI ates other striking
features In this work The crsio IL somcwhn rugged
and abrupt a. whole but II aboubds In wss o. tender
harmony that relieve rsciy Of the vocal and orchcs
trial parts Nearing the Et fnoay1fs the voices
red along rapid rush Of bubbng, joyous harmony.
like mountain torrent lcapng from precpice Tue NJ
Tncarra ss sung by Miss werneke. Is genuine emanr
ton 81 dramatic genius and a musical soul Ia
the Ctucifrps . ba~ solo the eject Of the vio'on
oeA tremoos down In the depths Of the orchestra is
particularly beautifui The bass solos Ia the B>n>dtfu
and Anus Del are also remarkable for melody and the
coloring OF the accompaniment In fact the mass be-
longs TO the meodic school OF sacred music FIR even In
the snaics IAmbiiotte persists in introducing some new
theme Il Is not massive and grand the Twelfth Mas
or Becthoven's In c. but Is ike the music Of
Ncudclssohnight, sparkling and gracefal-han that Of
any other composer know Of Al the the Ave-
Nara from Lsvii, and 81 tho oreory rsthy tedious
and Tying W0ri s hummei. diva vSoo ssrs sans
Regarding the execution Of these by tho double
quartet choir Ia only necessary 10 mention that the
aiss were nearly all from the MendeIssobn Union 10
decide on their merts Tho orchesra and organ parts
excellent in every respect In tho evening MINIS
Grand vespers with q rnntsm Ergo. ssseits by Ter
toni given The voeals,s Of this church are Of
very high order Of talent and testify tho srceIsn.
training they have recevcd in the xendessohn Union.
Rev Mr. Mccarthy pastor Of the church. celebrated high
mas. and Bishop Lynch OF Charleston s. C.. preached
ut the Gospel
SIXTH SACRED coscERr AT IRVING HALL.
Irving Hall was crowded last evening almost much
a. Choral Festivals OF the sx,h % ,hs
popular sacred concerts Miss Fanny Sto~kton Gang
He Despissd and Rejected Of Men," from the Mes
sab, and On Ars Nara admirably Her last night
was splendid, snf entitlcd her 10 . place among the
many artists who have appeared In
the metropolis this season Mr. Morgan's ducts, wah
Mr. CODY for organ and p,anofors-a Mediation "Frsi
PreIude," by Bach, and "Aisxio." by Kaili~ods-
we're admirably rendered The piano on this occasion
blended better with the organ than uhsn last heard
these two instrumsnts together. Mr. Campbell sans
o saintarfs, by Rt,er THIS SOTO Jus, suited
the nne baritone voice Of Mr.. Csmpbsii,
aud he IA 10 full justice. Mr. Casts
was not successful in HAydn's ''fn Native worth
However good ths gentleman may 10 IN ballad music
be h not competent 70 sing such piece ~ this chef
Go~vrs Of the Creation His rendering 10 100 tame anf
spiritesx We have heard Reeves In the sam, plece,
and the effect dineropt that could rscosnns
bu, fsw features Of In Mr. Castles hands Mr. Morgan
played an Introductory from the Hsgusnos and
the overture the Magic Flute In his o~n brilliant and
mastery style There were psoes announced on
the programme which were changed, probably 81 tbs
caprice Of the artists. A duet from rotov's Nsfths
was substituted for duet BY Verdi and RlO from
verdi's Aiia for by Donixst, NOE, this u un'
pardouable and has bscone n1issncs Of late II art
.u would venturs 10 Insult audience Ia Esrops BY
csprrcusy substituting wbssever they pIsssed fos tbs
programme mads out by the director of concert pbey
would BE- hlsssd on the sags ID 10 positive iBsui
70 sud,snes for vocalist 70 oome fer~sri and With
out word OF expansion change tho pisos ses dovn for
me .syssih sscrss coscer VII .ts oisrn "a sant,T
bav IL