The New York herald., 1869-02-22
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Concerts Last Might.

three concerts Of importance given
Inefe v~s ''nway Hall, one at Irving HAD
nn -. ma - ,n Ls,osrkrans Fall At the nrss
theodore Thomas un,. 'aned orcnss's
FEATURE especially since :" ie'i !" No ~ ~
pIsy two WORKS seldom hea. ~ ING oon0o''
ha-namey Schnbert's two en.r'oc 20 W sno ulams
'sRoeamunde,r and m extraordinary ,''npe'A'o-
called 4Cosastschoque." as novel as its nan.s NJ
Oscar wenige played Chopin's difncult scherzo ="
B nat and Thalberg's "Lucreziau fantasia with much
fire and spirit. which compensated much for want
OF finish and varied expression which those works
demanded. Mr.. Wenige u Q very deserving artist.
and should be heard frequently In the concert
hall. The audience was very iarge-a matter OF
agreeable surprise. considering the state OF ths
irving Han gas also wen nlIed, and very attrac-
tive programme was presented. Messrs. Dodworth
ana MolleDhauer deserve great credit for the en-
chestral Union,r and the two overfures on the pro-
gramme, "Euryanthe" and Mariana" were gwen
with precision n a. and spirit rssty truly adMraDe Rr Ley
house Bowler and his talented wife flIsd the tenor
and contraltS parts very accept;oly the sss artist
troupe during the week under Harrison's manage
ment
Miss Bimeler, who sang ct Thomas concert. ap-
peared later In the evening at the Liederkranz Hau
In tine same piece, "Lascia chic piansa." BY Handel
she has q fair mezzo soprano voice. with good IN
Win study and practice she may make success IN
concert Won Inten was the pianist and in Men.
heard to advantage in the 'sHalleiujah Cnorus' aad
Liszt's "l37th Psalm" 1t was written in one os
his eccentric moods and ID very ungrateful anaiS.
The orchestra of the society were sans reproche.
Musical and Theatrical Notes.
Hackett .FalstaYs" tonight for the Trojans
Nine. scheiler is being showered with nuggets In
Denver City.
The Newarkers will rejoice this evening in "Uncle
Toms Cabin"
Miss Lucille western Is among the saints" in Sale
Lake City.
Tostee can-cans in the "Grsnd Duchessn tonight
In the HUI.
Fanny Janauschek personates Elizabeth In New
Orleans tonight
Mr.. Cathcart opens this evening ct the olympic,
Mrs. q. 9. Howard "wneels about and jumps.
abOutn tonight In Providence, as Topsey.
The WashingtonIans will try to laugh this evening
over the antics Of the venerable .HumPty Dumpty:s
Phlladephlans this week at the Arch.
Miss Kellogg sings tomorrow evening In Roches-
Mrs. scottsiddons appears in shakspeare's
"Cymbeline" this evening in Cincinnati.
1.-THE Lancashire Lass' and ''1'he Maniac OF tho
Glen" Will amuse the New Jersey Legislature st
Savannah Is in ecstasies over the musical gymnas-
tics Of "grand German OPERA troupe.
Miss Annie SETON will DO "East Lynne, or the
Eiopement" for the 'reconstructedn In Wheeling.
Va, this evening.
Manager Birgteld will favor the Philadeiphians
next week with o series OF cheap opera oou1e per-
formances. Seven different operas In one week VIII
be given them for the small charge OF 81 so.
Mr.. Charles T. T.. Ware claims to be 'sOe l0caIizern
OF the burlesque Of "Ixon," as performed at Woods
Museum, and Is not at all anxious to be confounded
with the "local gag writers who afterwards sent In
their brilliant additions, and who consider theiR
'1squibsr worth sueing for whether used or not
Nine. Parepa Rosa still lies very III at Baltimore.
She purposes IN event OF her recovery to commence
q season OF English opera In this city next fall
truly grand scale, opening with "Luriine" She win
select for her repertoire an entirely new ned. the
company will be made up OF the best materials
which money can procure in Europe or America