New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-08
Ny peace Ia gone.
My heart l. sore;
never shall fnd it
All, never mOref

Though IL betrays OF the tenderness which be-
longs to the poem, it Is good study in the dramatic
style Of ballad, whereof LISTS "Es Ddr en- Kong ."
Thule" ia a much satisfactory example. 1t Is
somewhat in LISTS style, somewhat also in the manner
of schumann, and much above ANYTHING Mr. Dachauer
has done hitherto. The last part is very fine indeed
Dr. DamrOsCh, whose merits discussed pretty fully
after the concert given him by the ArOn Society week
ago, was cordially welcomed when he came upon tho
stage snd enthusiastically recalled when he left it, His
violin playing seems to us in some respects unequaied
His Tone be sure. is rather thinperhaps we should
say too codly clear-but it is brilliant and faultessly
true his execution Is extraordinary; and whatever de-
feet of warmth there be in the tone Is amply pom
pensated for by the feryd and sympathetic style During
the forty minutes occupied in the performance o! tho
great Beethoven concerto he kept the attention OF tho
more critical portion OF the audience unhaggine. mo
cadenza which he introduced excellent land'br
liant composition OF his own.
The season which closed with this concert. though nos
exceptionally brilliant, is one that we can look back
upon with great satisfaction. The promises OF the open
ing have been nearly all fulfilled. OF tho works an
nounced last FALL two symphonies I'm Wade and
the q major of Haydn-and two overtures-Heipefet
ter,s Macbeth" and Memberships Fingals Cave"
ony the Last of which has been played by the 80
ciety)-haye omitted but the places OF these Tour
comnositions have been well filed by other works. wo
have had three Of Beehoyens symphonies, NO g. NOT
| and No 4; one OF schumlnn-tthe COLOGNE y. be-
| most a symphony one of Rubnseins t. Ocean , ono
~ Mozart,s No 81 one OF LISTS e. TassO'0 one OF
| mendessohn's and the unfinished symphony OF
| schubert's Only one Of these-Rubnsten's-wsS new.
| We have had the whole Of Beethovens " Egmon'
| music which WAS also new The new oyertures Wefo
Renecke's Aladdin and Mozsrts "ldomeneo. rhe
moro or less familiar Wagners Iannhauser'
Cher,ibini's "Anacreon," Memberships huy Bias
| Golamark's sakuntala," Bargiel's Medea Borheh
| Carnival Romsn" and Gade's I'm Hoohand" rheiiss
OF solo piansts includes Miss Mary Krebs wno ma 'o
unusual honor Of playing three times In the oouso "
the season) Mr.. s. B. Mills, and Mr.. hchsru honA''
Tho vocalists were Madame LEGITIMACY, Madame cziizS'
| Miss Kellogg and Miss Krebs. Dr. DainrOScn was mo
| I'll, colo violinist The piano compositions PRODUCED
driro the wear were Rubinsten's concerto I'D u hnoi
first tme) part OF Beethoven's in G MINOR beo'n''
| I'm T. fat LISTS No. and No. J. the paSo'roo "v
sterndae Bennett 4th concerto, ana the scnor1o o
| Midsummer Nights Dream NO one osA roA'o""'
find fault with bill OF fare like this Inc performance
as rule have been good and in most cases "
I,houph Theodore Thomas has robbed the 0rcheSra VI
| some valuable material. especially among tho piA'~
| and reeds Mr. Bergmanns firm hand and rehned "Nso
| have little by little almost repaired the ioSS W"
have reason 10 congratulate ourselves II she ooc" w
IA much hereafter as 1t has done this year 10 retain INC
high place IL has won in the estimation alike OF MUSICIANS
| and the cultivated public.
| ITALIAN OPERA.
There il no doubt now that Mr.. Abilities IL
., h ahundantv rewarded for his venture st tho Acad
envy of Music He had excellent house at the matinee
performance Of La Traviaa" on ssnr day, ana onen
,hres oneras this week which will probably draw very
| we'll indeed Miss Keliogg's Marghertfd on Friday VIA
| be one of the chief events OF the season
GERMAN OPERA.
We are to have two more representations Oh
| "Iobengrin at the Stadt 1heater, Madame kreos
Mchalesi replacing Madame Friederici In the role OF
| Orf1id The production OF this work was good ueea
for which the OF the Sadt deserves our
thanks and the that has rewarded u Is no o'o
| than IL richly merted. The "Africalne VIII oc PCT
| formed for the last tmes on Wednesday ana ftiuay'
| THEODORE THOMAS.
| The news that Theodore Thomas VIII re-
sumo his Summer concerts next Monday y the peassn|
est bit of musical intelligence We have just no" W I'M
mart The entertainments will he given AZ tne asaa
| Mace Judging from the extraordinary lmprVvemon'
maj he has effected his orchestra we may sAoV P
dict that they will be characterized by mueh NOR" '"""
| their usual excellence.
! MUSICAL NOTES.
The great Boston Festival opens tomorrow
with concert In the afternoon We have areads mo"
toned the principal choral works are TO De producoo
,,,.n,, t,e woek Tho Symphonies include HNdn's IN