New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-20
MUSIC
MISS MARKsTEINls CONCERT.

MISS MARKsTETN's CONCERT.
Ever since the time that Mozart went (undel
che guidance Of his respected father upon his starring
tour In pants and Jacket II has been the fortune OF
misfortune. the may be- of every child OF taleh
20 made the object Of public inspection long beiore
has Of the true position that II occupies
In the world OF Where definite unequiyocaI SUCCESS
Is obtained the aspirant for fame is safe so long a. e
severance ana care hold The Iens bu1 Gases U
Is made. the chance Of future honor es ~
snd sSros by b bS e bSsy ana adysed ccmp
ents OF friends and eGeqteTs To be Just 10 MISS henl
lady of thirteen Summers she displays remarkable de
gree OF aoourateness and originality IN she
that OF execution which makes the aTus ana
out which 1t is impossible to give satisfactory render
.s OF even the simplest rO %Cr s onSe before ap
pearng In the capacity Of pianist she would undouD,
nor friends In regard 10 her excellence as
would have been more fully realized Inc pieces sue S
ssyed at 5tenway Hail. Wednesday evening were iaa
beyond her technics Her study ana conception y" ~
pieces have evidently been forced and abnormal 10 DC
come pianist IL is necessary to do more than pTacC
plano write for it. Frequent hearings OF or
ches.Ta works and operas k9o%ieGge Oh 1 cuIti
waited ear In regard to the human voice an intimate ao
An above ali an eThaustye study Of the forms OF
position and OF phrasing are as absolutely reqse 10
driving at even mediocre position, as ia the exercise OF
the fingers Now Ii must be evident TO any person OF
that 1t is Impossible 10 OBTAIN sunoens
experience I'm the aforementioned points mueh pelOIe
20 years OF age denotes therefore, lack Oh Judgment
the part Of older persons to force open te 5a on @
ent its petals are full grown Miss Marhsteli up
pears to DO an amiable and sensiDIe young laVy,
and II she can but DO placed under an i9 9 .S
wrist instead Of from the and chords from the arm
instead Of from the shoulders ana VINO VIII s6
hcr fnOers at the same time that he ADDS 10 heF hea
good phrasiug the finishing touches she WILL IN course
of time be enabled occupy very distinguished posi-.
zion In the ranks OF American artists cue VII
never execute rapidly than she does now, sne Will
viii remain what il IT, forced andto the only term
chat gives the exact idea" spashy" But let us nope
The compositions that the young pianist performed OF
hcr concert "CGpriocto BrRante by MendessOhn
Lucia" fantasia by Prudent aud llztg " H0psod,e
Hongoise" No. IT. Madame De Lussan song an orn
biological aria by Gloria called 3" The Mexican Nlghtln,
gale and also extracts from "Lucrezia" SOnnambua'
and Gcunods "serenade" although the three latter
selections CLAIMED TO be by Ohen0ach MT henze,
Kopta displayed his fine execution, purity OF Tone ana
lack Of fire IN several interesting mOrcenT immature
orchestra under Mr. Bergman attempted the "Oberon"
and Midsummer Nights" Oyertures The audience was
Large and enthusiastic.
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUsIC-THE CREA-
TON
Brooklyn, having lost its Philharmonic So
rety was in a fair way Of taking the back track IN mu
steal matters when unexpectedly there upon
the musical horizon new society styling itself the
Brooklyn Choral Union the object of which is to ye
In rs perfect possible with present means
the oratorios Of Haydn Handel Mendessohn and other
classical writer's The performances Of the new Society
como most opportunity, and with a few stray opera
nights Will no doubt Keep alive the taste OF the BOOK
ynes for the higher order OF music ana serve Also as
their mite toward the fuherance Of the musical art
The first performance by the Choral Union took place last
evening at the Academy OF Music, when Haydns ora
torio OF the Creation" was given before large aud iii
tollgent audience Mr. II: b. DOdworth was the con-
duotOTinchef. MI Ed. MOenhauer leading the orehes
ira. We are happy IN being able to accord
the highest praise TO the new Society for its rendering
OF Hadyns masterpiece SIR DOdwOrth is an energetic
leader and has nsed into the chorus and orchestra
welcome and unusual amount Of ardor and animation
The choral force is yet comparatively small but was
last evening under such good control that 1t made effects
that would have put to shame older ana larger poes OF
a Ugpr9
Vocalists were Miss Maria Brainerd, Mr. Geo Simpson
and Mr. J. r. Thomas. Miss Brauerd rendered the ar
with verdure clad" satisfactory manner Mr.. simp.
carried of the honOrs OF the evening by his singing OF
WGF aCqsh as T SSg WIS pno5
only fault In the solos and concerted pieces
h RsG 10 S IN OF % wSs hs re-
well delivered as regards the mere singing In inc point
whole the Brooklyn public is 70 be congratulated upon
formation OF Society so fully able 20 Interpret satsao.
-tOTiiy the works OF the great masters.
MUSICAL NOTES.
The success which has thus fai attended
Mr. MaretHeks in NewYOrk Is a gratifying evil
ience thai the taste for hopelessy de-
graded aud that Opera is not dead Tonight The seil
II morrow there will be Matinee.
The Concert for the benefit of the family of
the late MT Remack comes on az Stenway nan tonor-
degree OF variety which rare indeed Tostee Madame
orchestra the chorus Of the Mondelssohn Unon and
long st Of popular artists win appear on TINS Interesting
OccdsOD ana lic IoctlplS NC tAust VIII Uo AeiS
A critic in The Philadelphia Globe gravely
tnforms the world that FOici sabre is the air faml
tally known 70 us as Not for Joseph" To which me
POSI- of that city adds: Tomorrow we expect him 70
write The orchestra then played Beethoyens Marche
Funebre. popularity known as Old Bob Ridley" Or,
What can be finer than ROssins Stabat Mater, which
most Of our readers will remember as Hop do doc
dondOO.'"
The second rehearsal for the first Philhar
nonio Concert this afternoon viii probably attract
large audience We recommend the Society, however 70
Immediately reform the deceptive posters with which
they have covered the city for the last few days II was
hardly fair 70 inform the public as they dd IN these
bills that the second rehearsal to-day the orchestra
OF 100 performers assisted by Madame La Grange Mad
anne Parepa Rosa Miss Phillips, Madame UrsO, Ole
Bull, s. Is. Mills, and Edwin Booth would all appear.
sTbey will all appear ~ any one performance, and TO-
day none OF them will appear except the orchestra The
philharmonic society IS too excellent and respectable an
organization advertise Itself in the dishonest style OF
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