New-York tribune., 1867-04-20
MUSIC.

81 Grand Annals neither strictly grand or cr.
clusiyey annual have been frequent OF late tie most
recent being that of Miss Kate Mcdonald the popular
cantatrice OF the Sunday concerts. She has slight
graceful presence, endowed with young. sweet voice.
OF which the highest tones are good the method i'm
perfect but hopeful Mercadane's Lenora air was well
not expect Miss Mcdonald, and few ether professional
Ss's naSs q % Schubert with the sincerity % due to 'eis ,
divine feeling. IL is too mnch to ask Of
we have but 70 say that Miss Mcdonald, with all ths
merely vocal gift she needs for the purpose did sue
have failed quite in the way theiy deficiency being
iu kind, and not In degree; Certainly Miss Mcdonald
sncs the Sercnade not essentially ana celebrated
singer sang the Ave Maria once upon timeand indeed
the mabitto apprceiatiyely utter the simple insprs
the composers heart was conspicuous than
among these same famoas people Of the stage STACEY
aoedtS violin accompaniment aid NOT .s,T, -rnucer,
particle more aeceptaby than ne Voice which she fol,
lSxsq M l: sfg bst S, S%%'Epiaes @ 5 SS%iSs
inent appears superfuous compared TO sehnbers
aETangemen second Il Is no way newly suggestive
tender song with the most punitive streaks ot
violin ,ghrasing; and fourth, We We. eaan0l affirm
Better bnf stD more gracefully careful than gracousy
free,was this Interesting perf9Iiner execution Of Violin
one OF the broadest concerted pieces of Verdi hap
PLY chosen; and the weight OF Mr.. Lombards bass the
81 f e fesnes
contributed 10 give II massive effect. Mr.. Lombsrds
fnfeiiee from E,7oni proved that in yores Of
strength and volume there occasional tendencies
70 mechanic expression For once IN long true We
his own, and must thank him for H.. Mr. Pease can
compose cleyerly but for all reasons II - neef TO hear
piano than the obvious variations on Godfreys Mabel
Waltz This caprice is colder than any composition OF
PLAYER and Mr. Pease played 1t with indifference,
hn vet with considerable delicacy Sill anoher grand
asiO Mr. Colby
agnori Bellln and seyerini. Miss Hauek and Madame
Testa, and Messrs. Mills, Morgan aud Pcase
in compliment TO music at large, the enterprising
Concert Manager Harrison, announces an Easter Hop
for Monday, the 29d at Irving Hall Pun evenns dress
the occasion which will DC one of the choicest and most
brilliant OF It's klnd
The Jupiter symphony of Mozart and the Romeo
and JUet symphony llhird ana I09Tln w ~
among the gOOi things at the Philharmonic concert hs
1t has become common to hiss BIignoi, as was
done In Boston the other evening"; and wlyi simply ne
cause it has common for the sgnor to treat Ms
audiences supercOnsy Besides a he hs no Gnger GsTar %
Rrenof has neither voice culture sufficient to enable
him te afford e be h;ssa or to deserve Kissing :,
THE con1memoraton Of the martyrdoDl OF Lincoln
spects the most appropriate because the most impressive
way OF celebrating sacred fact Beethoven's and Cho
pins Funeral Marches and Mozarts Lac,Boso hOnOred
the memory of the dead great ideas and emotions can
alone honof the hobest facts of history Moie original
jy would not haze improved it, and We shan mol com
plain that composition especially written for the
Sion was not rehearsed Nowhere else than ID conmn
nIty Of Germans do we look celebration Of this kind
I'm which art beeOmngly offers the tbute which the cu.
ture and intelligence Of the people pay to the gandesf
facts Of their career.
Mile. Mea the female tenor isl success at Paris.
Gdligpdni March -, says lone OF her mOsi popular
porcear is English song, The Absent One Tue words
by Mr. Hornor the music by relative aud nalnesako
OF Beni" Mr.. Hornor IL Philadephian, who has re
sided at Paris for many years, and the auhof oi mueh
charming verse
Miss Camille Urso is about TO start FOR Paris to
take par In the musical display Of the Great Exhibition