New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-17
MUSIC
oosco,r OF THE SEw.YoRK PHILHARMONIC So


hrtss ssace The programme was well designed and very
nls x and passed off with on! WEAKNESS notwithstanding
hat It contained ocal selections.
The Concert commenced with Beehovens mastery Sym
'phopy No Op Co. in b fat Il work Of rare beauty
sl Poe elearness Of it, design In The variety Of It's seht
belt, o. grave aud brilliant feeling and fancy
AL h treatment Of orchestral 10 chaugcul and
bstut 'o8ecOorRg utterly throws into shade the iaoasc
biae soaess compositions which intended for future
ksus.. prematurey born i0r especial modification
nd arectua DEGRADATION. Zach movement has its oherac
lsrsr al clear and sequena IN their WORKING
PIT ihe grave aud Thoughtful Adaglo with wheel Il
n as ment OF the brilliant Allegro with which 1t con
IN -,rnance OF the SYMPHONY was admirable in every
tes,ro unanimity In each department Of the o.
chc, hch gave sense Of perfect unity 10 the whole IN
bsnp this occasion revealed marked proficiency and IN
the se masses Of power IN the finest plus IN Ihrasg
soono well worthy Of admiration ana praise Alto
sti-f performance which w0ed reject credit upon
me ebsasrin ntrOductOn was anely rendered and the
and So fdy interpreted Mr. BeTgmann has thoroughly
studied characteristics has learned the key TO its design
and performance presented clear aud comprehensive
fo1e pc.re which remarkable FOR It's dramatic and fanou
c0alg As a composition possesses unquesuonabe merit
and 7ed full justice at tie haals Of Mt Bergman ana
Mae a1n Urso whose genius has always been cordially
he VA expressions OF friendly recognition The task sic
hs s. herself admirably Mendelsohas violin concerto
nR'terwork end takes master hand 70 interpret
pagslo and needs the wrist OF man 20 give Il the emphatic
Enelg d. ur only that one quality which hardly DO ex
bseld rbn womans nature She played the exquisite
sioaate @ ment fulfilling tho entire Of the poetca
lnsPia.r, Of the composition HE Warmsst pallhos OF
sad f.ss6d Finale was played in a fine oongeal
spirit SD With clear artionae and brilliant fuency which
evnce admirable mastery over the dlbcu!tcs OF zoe i
stuae,. In an respects Mme Ursos performance wa &
liant sess and deserved the enthusiastic applause Which
CRESTED close Of each movement Nieuxiemps Baiade an
poO,i which Is fine though curious composition vas also
peiO7 by Nine Urso who throw into il the quantness OF
spirit v its Characteristic together with great bIlmlce
sorg would Ssge Wsrrantci rs repetition had not en-
f0rss bees 0rMldcn by the Scoey was proved how
irs public indOrset the performance OF the talented ar
sis sophie eroschc played the frs. movement Of Nosars
ss has deisate touch her execution and fluent and
che hss t but she lacks somewRat N Expression ana a
o. p. se ond,uy deserved the recall which awarded
be- g. orchestral Accomplishments we're finely played and
compliment Mr. Bagmann upon the entire success OF
hi, iio 'e1sliy Satisfactory concert
JAARs NJ. wEHIIS THIRD MORNING CONCERT.
Mr. WehH gave his third Morning Concert at
Ir,sg Wall last saturday Tbs Of these concerts
really remarkable Notwithstanding the attractions held out
o. oe ees on that DAY the tie Rehearsal and Con
Cert Of Tee SeWYork Philharmonic Concert stenway Hal
psra Nas,s the Winter Garden and Theater Franchise
Yeals ccert attracted sudenco n thousand PEG
pie composed mostly OF our fashionable ladies' II mus o.
M 80 .,css.ioBs Mis- Henne and Mis- Kate Macdonald
HIS performance this occasion was equal 60 his 6o public
efforts fa bis success was as genuine aud as unmisaA
bs OF bis audience niaeenths were ladies and yet
BE- spaswe hearty and the encores persistent, Mt
9 'ccess is his perfect maseIshp over le resources o.
h1 found in its refined and sympathetic tone IN H.
pae vocal the key = MS control over The ponc us
be rrces Of the piano but IN bis hne delicate and artistic
h. compel to demand repetition upon repetition as though
wearing Of listening to the delicate tissues Ehiea ans M
Nshh continue these morning Concerts in Irving Han
gsti9t ,,s somewhat nearer his own artistic level than
o's have heretofore severely tried the ioFoeaanee o.
ii, sadisaoes.
MRS. ANNA PAYEE's CONCERT.
The first Concert of this excellent lady and clever
ss vas given at Irving Hall Saturday evening Tie
attendance by with the mo' o.
fbe programme but the multiplied attractions Of that day aad
egsan $50 reasonably for the fact The concert
boEege passed Of successfully Ms Payne received the
rsra sarecation which her able vocam meed nad vel
EustiiBo her reputation Ar j. n Pason made marked
seasson his two Fantasies on themes from Ianahaaer
and Fass which he played VITA great bavoun and eaec.
nsBg Us regret that the New ork Philharmonic Society has
neglected his claim 20 be heard before It's audience
s de 10 hear him interpret tho Heuselt Concerto under
HE orchestral direction Of Carl Bcrgnann has been very
and artist is justly advanced and should be considered
both from motives Of justice and policy Mr. j. b PoznansS
eore8 both his selections He yiolnist Of the pure and
tns school his method admirable and bis success with the
public 1yorabe we desire 9oWsyet taat he W9ala ti
more e. the advanced stage Of The pubic taste and give "a
NJ L1gc an amateur sang very gracefully and accepaby
NE hs y sweet onor voice v4a he uses IL i9s1ea asa
ITALIAN oPERA-TfSTsa GARDEN
This evening will be signalized by the performance
Of Herod beautiful Opera Of Tampa 1t work abound
ng 5,su'ies especially is melodies which have become
fsmsg over world and Is besides character % try
tbe mse and the Accomplishments OF the artists who shall
Bitsmp' ~ interpretation The role Of Tampa will be
snnsi y Mszsoen FOX the FRS time fascinated BIZ the
sslisn POINTS II Offers and believes that in It he will make
fair clam 10 public appreciation believe that 1t viii prove
bis gre1s success to- Mazoeu is conscientious artist and
As ambitious deserve well Of the American pablo which has
BcosP1 cOrdy The following artists viii appear
asts Scuor Mazzoleni Tesla GiOrgo Ronconi and Ben
Ti' splendid east and should attract crowded audience
MOSbAY EVENING POPULAR CONCERT.
The tbird Monday popular Concert, under the
direction Of Messrs Bateman and Harson takes place OF the
Iroksn Academy Of Music this evening The famous pianist
Mr. Jses NJ weh viii perform several pieces ard viii he
III Co'.y and Theodore Thomass popular orchestra
GEORGE w. MOR0ANs GRAND coEcBRT
TIE Annual Conert Of Air. George w. Morgan, the
oesb,ed organ Church tales place this evening
a. ssnway Hall Mr. Morgan wiz be assisted BY extra
ordasT, array Of talent which enabls him 20 present
kin aud their name iegOu should rally around him
This eocssOn and crowd Ssenway Hal % It's utmost eapaeiy
comp meD Justly due 90 the me's Of the MAJ aad Tue
aiDrSble lglent Of the MUSICIAN
GEORaB ". MoRGANis ANIMAL CONCERT.
The annual concert of the celebrated srganist Mr..
George Morgan viii take place a, s'einEay BAH on Mon
asr ercang Dec. H. Mr. Morgan is so universally
d espeoted that he received more offers Of artistic
than be could accept The isl Of artists accepted
boWere very large and with such assistance MT Morgan can
oroxl.d audiences The artists Mrs Marie Abbott Miss
Ee.e Cemssock and Messrs G. simpson X Thomas % a.
ksaaefy Juss Lombard j. Eich6erg A. II Pelse Glider
W Ircssier W. r. johnson and the meber OF the Cecilan
M Morgan viii rally round him this occasion and crowd
etsaTsy Hau 70 oTerh0Fing
3D. MoLLRxHAuEK's CLASSICAL MATINEE.
Ths sixth classical matinee Of Mr.. MolleBhausr's