The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-27
u o sICAL.

THE SEVENTEENTH yrsDAY CoscERr AT srmSwAY HAr1
ssl night introduced Madame Angelina Oh on soprano
Carl Rosa, volnsi; Pattison, pianist; BrooKhousr
Bowler, tenor; J. Caul sd. organise, and G. w. Colby
conductor Tue progra mrne comnrscd selections from
Haydn, Bafc Bott Msyvrbcer. Donizett. vieuxtemps,
Verdi, Mepdeissohn, Patfsson and J. r. Thomas. Carl
Rosas pay ne of Bott's .Adagio Regieusep WAS char
acterized by clear broad, exquisitey modulaed Tone
doiicacy expression ana warmth OF feeling Pattison
PLAY ed his sparkling polka de concert SoItie du Bal "
brilliant sty 10, aud ssceived Nine. Ghioni
sang romanzs from Robert 10 Diable." sho has
powerful voioo, with q certain command IL; but
ihero is little exprcssIGn or variety in It, One Of
Thomas beautiful ballads "Ab, Mover Dream my Love
can ChsnQe was sung by Bowler IN exoellauf atyis
and deserved encore The oratorio OF 'Dnuei
Hrisows great work. VIII BE- gwen At stenwsy Hail on
Thursday night.
CoScSar Ar ~ PtrTcs's CATHEDRAL The conc ort
given last evening AT ST Patricks cathedral under the
direction OF Mr. Gustayus schmitz, organist the
church, proved to % a most dsc.ded success Tho
church vas flod 10 every available part and tho pro-
cesds being for tho 5eDeat OF the poor OF the parish
will, no doubt prove to be fully up 20 the expectations
OF those who have bad charge Of the entertainment or
tho concert self, q whole but little be said ex-
cspt In praise. The programme generally well
selected and with the exception OF soios,s
creditabie 10 tho conductor a. we'll as TO the
artists who assisted hin. Tho concert opened with
and comprissd selections from Rossni, Beethoven,
hcrcad ante. Aesaudry, schubert and Narsni,
Beriots for The violin and French hofu pieoo by Lo
ronz, and closing with WRgnors "Battio Hymn" Tho
primo pal parts sustained by Nesdemes Chop6 and
Groi soprani Nine Werner, oontrato; signor Tamaro
tenor sig Ardavani baritone; Mr. a. Shost, basso Mr
H. Schmitz performed beautiful solo the French
horn; Mr. Hoch gave artistic Accomplishments on
the volncello and Mr. Lisiemann worked very hard
show his fellow artists that he could perform difficult
piece o. uiusic IN very quick time This gentleman
made the nisiake very often made by artists seeking
popularity, Tie performed piece which might have
heon inellslbs 10 bra fellow musicians. but which
was enfoly unsettled 70 tho occasion and unappreciacd
~ bis hearers. His professional wrgangs all
thrown away aud had he but RENE nlbered that no
expected 70 please miscellaneous audience and had
SOLICITED somo OF tho popular srae, many OF which
be found % rapes With harmony ms the naeess piece
which hr esSaysd, BIO would have produced much
better eject and have - ny sustained his professional
reputation. Tho Ecm ~ ths entertainment the
shepherd sorg q fraisc " schubert, sung Wy Nme
Grosz and accompanied ON tho French horn by Mr. H.
schmlA. Mechanics chone and Werner were IL good
voice ena saag win much feeling. Signor ramaro
ss1 y 5000 woes bat Ssnor Ardavani vas very weak
The chorus OF forty voices very we'll trained and
ssng ~ good Nmo and slth splendid eject, besides
the opau w piece Bcsth0yer's tgn'V Dsl and ,eog.
lions RON sebnitts exquisite mass So 2.