New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-17
MUSIC.

Amateur, or rather Pupillary Concerts would he
more than toerabe rule II they were all as clever a.
last nights exhibition OF the pupils OF Mr. j. A. Fowler.
and the complimentary to Professor Mlet The
chief feature OF Mr.. Millets concert was chorus
entitled Venice written by the Professor "a words
by n de Trobriand and sung by all the pupils
The composition is in Freneh-ltalan styr, Dnoy
Voices Is effective and very crcditabe and it,
derng by Mr.. Mets pupils does nm fufthef credit ~
teacher In other respects the concert had an unaN0ua
bile amateur tone COMPENSATED for however, by some
merltOrious singing such as that OF Tue due' Iro'h
mni the air from Victor Masses Gdothee the chorus
from ElijGh and the ballad OF The Forsaken BON
pupils and teacher have reason TO be iatleu VII" III"
Mr.. Foyiers meriorous soir6e was devoted entirely
10 the panoforte six Of his pupils performing the en
programme which included such respectable pieces ~
toncertsuck OF Webers concert polka Of Nsilaees;
gracefully played; the ZdH@ Overture, nlm9ly au
Just little fppantly manipulated by eight delicate
hands Thalbergs Norma COncertante, carefuly done
by hands; wehlls Trembling Leaves pTetly S,I
Fowcr's own viyaciOus Rosemary Wsltzes, both good
dancing movements were psyea Mh Sssi o
cert which, though having some OF ths nyatlabe iaaS
OF its kind. nevertheless unusually correct al"
spirited
Mr. Oscar Pfeifier will give his third concert on
this evening at stenway's; and again We shall bc
glad to hear stranger whose power as vlrncso give
good assistance OF such Nionlst as Mr. Poznansk ana
Of a new baritone from abroad, sisnor Kahdolh' oi
T TaS y%Si Miss Rate NsDod favorSy Known az
Spae and shortly viii be heard Mr. Cobys concert.
which is % be both grand, and annual and, at All
events will no doubt well repay industrious Musician.
whose talents pianist will be fairly set forth on ih1
approaching occasion, ia conjunction With proessoha
array OF the best kind
-MrJ v PattisOn. of whose merits as popnlarpl-
anst we shall have further occasion 70 speak has gwen
successfully the first OF popular ssIay ma I
series He had such good assistants as Mr kndoph he
nigs yioinceilo aud Miss Maria Brainefds educated
xore Mr. Pattson played five compositions OF his own
concluding with Sunrise MaLarka and among other DO
liabilities Of the occasion were Mozats mo tesorV
snng by George simpson, and Love me, or love me not
prey song by the English composer Henry smart p.s
seldom heard in an American coneertfooh@ MI La"
tison's second matinee will bs next saturday.
-oratorio is marshaing its forces n the cl,S S:
The coming festival OF the Trinity choirs VIII Ne &
event 10 idce from the full choral rehearsal when dor
place on Tuesday night at St Johns schoolroons a
suoher large rehearsal which is 10 take pace on te
The festival will embody a heathfm Effort IN Sh,sh
of the school Of the Oratorio, one treih w ~
nr nnhlic can derive the highest benefit. Oistoflo
thus taken under protection OF the chnreh ana we
mend an example the fruit OF whchs seen IN Tue
church festivals OF England MANAGER Harrison rue
occupied with preparation for the weeks est, ~ " .
which Is 10 include Mendessohhs Ely"h anu A"' w
Of Praise, and Haydn's CREATION