New-York tribune., 1868-06-01
MUSIC.
OLE nULL's FAREWELL CONCERTS.

OLE BULLS FAREWELL CONCERTS.
The admired Norwegian violinist is to etun
10 Europe in few days, aud Saturday evening gave
the first Of three farewell at stenway Hall lie
was received with the enthusiasm which gees him
wherever he goes though his selections presented
points of novelty and not the pieces in which his
characteristic pahos best displayed lie played Paga
MINIS we'll known AddgiO and R0ndo with his usual sill
very touch and briliancy and his own Nightingale"
fantasia and other compositions Among the
pieces which he gave In compliance with emphatic
recalls was arrangement OF "The last Rose of sum
with Of his famous preludes in three and four part
harmOnes and later in the evening he displayed his won
derfu performance OF air with p=tcato accOmpani-
ment. His mastery the difficulties of the instru-
ment ILLUSTRATED in the manipulation Of intricate har-
monies and the lingering OF independent accOmpani-
mcnts something marvellous but the highest excellence
OF his playing lies rather the voceke character Of
lis tones and tho eXqusitely 1ne pathOs Of his
style. The assistance which he received on Saturday
from Miss Landsmann, Mr.. Lansing, pianist, and Mr..
GustavusF F. Hall, baritone, not Of extraordinary
value, but Miss Laadsmann was listened to with great
deal of favor and Mr. Lansng performance OF Pauers
Cascade warmly applaudod. The second concert
takes place tonight, when glad to learn that Mr.
G. W. Morgan VIII appear.
FAREWELL CONCERT OF MADAME PAREPA ROSA.
The concert last night at Steinway Hall, with
all its excellence, was rather melancholy celebration,
beng leave-takDg between Of the most estimabe
vocasts who have ever visited and public who have
been for several years her admirers and friends Madame
Rosa has enjoyed an almost unparalleled popularity IN
New York and she has richly deserved H. She has sung
for every style OF music and in all has sung shperby
she has given to the ooncertroom Drillanoy to which
It familiar She has illustrated the lyric stage
with several performances OF unexpected excellence aud
in the grand strains Of the oratoro She Las glory
which in America ever won before. We shall
miss her deeply during her absence and 1t will be hard
for any else TO please us in her place Last night to
bid her goodly she lad a fine audience, aud they
seemed 70 enter into the spirit of the good
old song Auld Lang syne" which, with others Of her
departing troupe she gave at the end OF the evening
This is an inconstant world s somebody remarks
where but in her may be pretty sure that old
Acquaintance viii not Pe ITg2t, Her Part OF the pro
granmo last night included seyoral ballads, GOunOd's
7Are Maria" with violin, piano and organ accompani-
ment and a cayatna from Semramide." Mr. Carl Rosa
played unusually well, with both fire and dccacy He
selected FOR this occasion ArOts variations the Rus
sian hymn aud Oh being recalled displayed his dexterity
anl Hcatuess ia the use Of the string. MI G. W. Nor
gan performed tFo organ solos, Mr. n Pattison pro-
duccd sensation with his "Grand Polka de Concert"
Mr fouimn favored us with disguise OF Home Sweet
Home" on the harp; Mr.. Dawson contributed piano
forte fantasia; Mr Simpson and Mr. ]. X. Thomas
excellent in two or three ballads; and there
poor singing by Mr. Georgia Keck and Mr. Brookhonse
Bowler, chiefly remarkable for bold disregard OF the
promises Of the programme.
MUSICAL NOTES
Carl Bergmann's regular series of Summer
concerts AZ Terrace Garden opens tonight.
1t is rumored that Max Strakosch is about
concluding arrangements with Jarrett Palmer to bring
out Meyerbeers Prophete NblOs in style before
witnessed in America, with full accessories OF ballet and
spectacle.
The Chicago Saengerfest, which takes place
next MONTH is TO be grand affair Flfy-six societies,
Including both the Lederkrauz and AnOn Societies Of
Eew-YOrk have already sgnihed their intention 10 be
present. There will be grand reception at Crosbys
Opera House June H. a concert the 1sth another
the i9th business meeting and ball at the Turn Halle
The orchestra which is TO take part In the concerts Is to
be composed OF 100 musicians selected from the best
players OF Chicago. Milwaukee, and Cincinnati.
Our young American prima donna, Miss Minnie
Hauck Is TO sail for Europe in day or TO spend two
back to us charming singer, and predict for her
brill ant futu