Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-30
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UHE FILOuEvA CoNCERT-This was a
success, worthy alike of Ihg public and
the artists engaged. FiIOmeuL played
with all her w0uted sweetness, and pro-
duced notes that must live for ever in the
hearts of those who heard them. Her pc
culiarity as a vi0liuist is sweetness, soft
ness and clearuoss. She is, if we may use
the word, master Of the violin Every
variation of which The musical scale is
capable is thrown OH by this wonderful
child of genius with a prOdigality almost
equal to NieUEtamps, whose style she so
closely initiated in the performance Of
his most difficult composition. No one
who remembered that great master Of the
violin when no last visited this country
with T~halberg, can fail to have instituted
"A comparison favorable TO the little
ChiIiau in whose career we must always
feel a deep interest. She played earnest
ty, as if possessed Of q desire 20 NOR than
please, as If she would make a lasting
impression, which no memory of Prume,
OF even NleuNtemps himself, can disturb.
Now we have n passage full of paJhOs, eX-
pressive of a heartfelt sympathy and sor
row., and then as If to shame the birds, we
are given such % variety Of notes, high
above any written scale, but so clear, SO
soft, SO sweet and musical AS to startle by
their novelty and charm by their excel
Ieuca. FIl0mau0 and her violin are SO
intimate that she has hut to caress it, as
she does so lovingly, and forth there comes
all that music can speak TO the heart OF
hope and consolation, all that is soothing
or inspiring. She is really the wonderful
FilomenO, the child Of music. SaIcedO
placed us under fresh obligations by his
performances upOn the COruet. He was,
If possible, better than ON the first night
of his appearance. He shared in the as
p]iratiou and inspiration of his wife, to
leave behind him a reputation that may
not be eclipsed Ho tried himself, and
played several of the best pieces from
a repertoire, the poorest Of which
are among those which the great kuuig
considered his best. He tongues wonder
fully clear and distinct, and is as express
i've as his wife upon her favOrite violin.
1t was the unanimous verdict last night
that such q musical treat has seldom been
afforded, that we had n~OthInglIke IL since
Patti and Prume delighted us with the
most brilliant vOcaIZatiOn, and such vio-
lin playing as only FiiOmeuO can equal.
The memory of SalcedO and his artist wife
is beyond comparison. We know OF
nothing like it. FiIOmenO illustrated
this last night by playing the beautiful
solo of NeiuXtemps, which she has seen
but once before in two years, without
ever referring TO the score, and SalcedO
did not even deigu to look to the pages OF
the music by which his piano accOmpaui-
meut was played. Without doubt they
have the h~eayeu-boru gilt or faculty OF
music, and have been trained in
the best schools. We part with them
with regret, and in the hope that next
fall they will find their way back
to us, and under better auspices
than when they made their entree upon
our stage on Friday last. Meyer and
Farmer were equal to their regulations.
That is assured them in our esteem and
that of the Memphis public, who regard
them with favor as musicians of a great
of merit. Mrs. Heating was
unavOidably prevented from appear
Mr.. Wheat, the iuimttabla
artist, very kindly consented TO ac-
company tIlOmeuO in the NieUE-
temps solo, and contributed greatly to a
correct representation Of that great work.
We trust he Will fOregO a~resOIuti0u based
an unjust and carsiug criticism,
from miscOuception of him and Of
maunerisms peculiar to him, and that he
viii not desert his art. His cultivation
must moi be lost to the public. He owes
it to the art of which he is a student and
a devotee, to let us enjoy his genius and
ability as often as occasion may offer. A
concert like that of last night, once a
week during tho summer, would be a
great relief to the tedium Of the season.
THE GREAT PICNIC.-To-mOrrow, Fri
July LIST, the picnic in aid of The fund
If the Ladies' Hollywood Memorial As
ISOLATION, will come of ut James Park.
n another column will be found a list OF
committees, programme, etc, and also a
description Of the articles to be voted for.
The occasion viii be one of great eclat,
md every true Southern man and woman
not fail to put in an appearance on
be grounds at some hour during the dav, |
md thus contribute their mite to the fund
# a society whose objects are the most
,urs and holy that could animate the
,reast of Southern people, viz: the re-
1Oval of the bones OfthOse who fell in the
of the South, on far-0fT battle
.elds, iu the land of the stranger. 20 some
emetery within the limits Ofthe land they
owed so we'll. The day chosen is the an
.iversary of the great battle of Geftvs-
.urg, which commenced on July LIST, 1868,
lasted three days, consequently is
cry appropriate to the occasion. The
adges were distributed to the commit
yesterday, and every arrangement
viii be completed to-day TO make The pic
i2 one Of the most successful of the
sasOu.
FORTY kegs of English Baking Soda
till left at Wilde, Collins az Co., 1874 Main
treet.
ALL of the latest weeklfes and month
les, just received at Joe Locke's, 236I
lain street.
No. Gravel Roofing done by BarthoI-
NEW 4 Allen, No. 5 West Court street, J