The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-17

THEODORE THOMAS GARDEN CONCERTS.
There Is artist In the metropolis who has abored
moro faithfully in educating ths people TO apprccia
| ton OF really good music than Mr. Thomas His
| symphoey soIr6es, concerts OF chamber music and
many other musical entertainments for years pas,
proof OF this His last enterprise In music Is In giving
series OF garden concerts at Kochs Terrace Garden
the Of Third avenue and Fifty eighth street He
commenced last Monday. and achieved from tho begin
ming most unexpected and extraordinary success The
handsome grounds lifted up for those by tho
six brothers Koch, were crowded every night and the
music was such might DO expected from Mr. Thomas
orchestra Yesterday he gave tho first Saturday after
noon concert at four O'Clock. II also very well APP
| preciated The audience which attends each Of Mr.
Thomas concerts composed Of tho wealth and fashion
| OF the metropolis Every evening a number OF Fifth
! avenue carriages drawn up on the avenue
| opposite the garden, and tho Mcssrs Koch arc
called upon principally for green seal, a good test
Of the character Of their visitorS The orchestra
hers thirty performers aud the music In general, light
and pleasing Yesterday afternoon tho sixth Of those
popular orchestral concerts took place II opened with
the dashing to Massnelo Of Aubcrs hap
piest efforts Next came characteristic waltz, by Jo-
| seph Gunsl, one Of those dreamy melting German
strains 10 which themo follows theme with exquisite
flow OF Tenderness and sentiment Mu!lers Terrace Gar
den galop, the fourth the programme Ia a fhowy,
n'e'e't'eoss P'eoe, N "n'oh Every ofhahchs ~
inu'o 'u"'uuoe1' TUG o''''''" - 'uo "o,'y
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beautiful dndaae movement in which the plainiyc
dialogues Of tho strings aud reods particularly
noticeable. The agvo In "a time s Joyous and atful
and In II one hears tho hooking laugh Of the merry
danes and tho good humored oountenanoe Of tho
bury knight whom they 50 morcilessy humbug. Tbs
SeVT La"ue'--o ~ o"Ve"' " i1aihe', y ivy -
'hoso susrnpe Oefihau inei"uios :" "Hiou ounei
SOUNDS OF nome worthy representation ~.
THOMAS P'"yeu WIN ra'c "en'a'y anu
feehg ana was most eh'husiaSttahy ehooreo
Those concerts VIII DO gwen every evening
during the present week except on saturday,
when the performance win commence At four !.
fridays programme wiz contain some OF tue ocst claxi'
cal selections, interspersed with light saon music
adapted to the present season Sach treat IN muse
has never been offered before during the summer IN
New York and deserves thu attention Of all true overs
OF the art
OhsrHh PARK coSOhHr'
Nc'iy SKY 'uousanu op'' ',s"ea ''s ''N ,s.'o'
.,hirlira sp,cac,s .. summer drcssos gay cqu.
pages AMI pretty faces la the ladies were out full
forcel The coftert commenced at h,lfpas, three
o'clock The selections from Iurno arranged
by Godfrey comprised some OF the CONS or
wullace's charming opcrr. u Wa rendered
With a,rit and scn,lmen. by Mr. podworih's
od,r,e hand The overture N s,adela was also given
with truy apprecii on of the meaning II the composer
The present Park band numbers performer
and il bas been organized by the conductor with great
difficulty aud Inconvenience The marked success of The
Las, two concerts IL an unerrng proof of the efficiency
this band In the pot pourr OF national nelodi Witch
concluded tho concert the crc, looking down from
Casino was very beautiful The bnzz OF conversation
and the s,lvery laugh OF tho fair mingled
with tho strains OF musc from the Pagoia; the moving
crowds the Mall, she sparkling fountain, the parro
quets lock ~ thcg gilt cages ocklng te
many senilmen,slist that passed then the CLEAN y
Jewoed fingers and bright eyes from the caFringce 81
the Terrace where richly harnessed horses tossed Their
champed a, their bs with truly arsocraiic
Dir, ana the giaring sun that throw ances % hight
a,hv ars.be gay scene presented coup doa Of Oriental
msgnincence. Long after tho last notes OF tie band
died away Tho summer air, the MALI kambo, lefrace
and walks were crowded with visitors, al nns"us -
breathe tho fresh atmosphere q tho rural Fe,Feai =
Gohnms sons and dsughterA
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