New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-02-23
MUSIC.
VOCAL sOCIETY CONCERr.


TLeconcert of the Vocal Society Of NewY York,
which took place last night at steiuways, was graft
tyinc proof Of the degree TO which pnre musical taste
and the desire technical training have gained
ground among cultivated classes within tho last It"
Years The Society numbers about 10 neH1ers' anu
under the skilful leadership Of MI Joseph MoSeAAal
tvs arrived at an admirable degree OF proficiency In
execution Their singing is noted for promptness OF
.,L uritv and fullHess OF tone, correct inonaton,
and GOOD shading. Especially hne Is tie execution OF
the club when singing IN male CHORUS NC uo
NOT remember TO have heard anything more perfect
in It's way than the execution lAS' Aen'
- F,scbcr's four part chorus, "spring Night
There was q rOundness and fulness IN 'no
I'D n, ,one accompanied with an almost velVety
s,ooothnesa An the quality, which could hardly DC OK
ceed Equally good their singing Oh ny onoiuS'
oThis il the Home" Both were heartily elcOIou' O."'
nromin.nt numbers the charming OLD madrlg"
$50 saith nv Fair" 10y MarenIo; scbuuianns can
80, "avnsv Life =" Macfarren's Part Song. "Or-
,,.,s with his Lutte" aud Le-le's quartetto'
NV sweet the Moonlight" The Misses hatue
and Anna Bulkley Gang Mendelssohns t"VP"r'
song The Harvest Field aud In response 10 az eHooro
a nnc old setting OF Shake-peare's words Il hno"
Earko MI Bairds fine voice and honest thoroughneSs
~ , won enthusiastic applause in Brandeiss song
",v lave is Ike red rcd rose US IN the pleasant
ballad When nobody's nigh" The whole concert was
aluudaptly appreciated 10y the large (nvted) auuehoo
and the tone OF familiar Enjoyment ana ireeuo'n
| ,rcy,ued among the company HAUL tho "NO 1890
more like social reunion tlan any mere set ana loFnai
/ occasion. ..o,ro
Tho second rehearsal FOR the fourth concert
ne 80 oo oc Society takes place this afternoon at
Vbe scaScnIr symphony by Ritter ana bGtiboS s
"Coriol,tus" overture, aud Lszts "ITeIuuoS % III
! u6"I'iuIcs !" will be the orchestral numbers .
IT j. intimated that somewhat uhusually
o.tr,rtye enIertaiIImcnt VIII DO given next oanuHS
night st the Grand Opera House under the W "
No. II X Jackson Joseph H. Tooker ana >. "; hor
T.sev The Nnth Regiment Band the MnluIi II IN and
ar,d Onera Company, Levy, the COrnet ~
ME- Teresa CASTELAR, and Eliza de Try, Tie o,
yion-payers will appear The MA dopna
H. cnhceft order Anna Ezer the juvenile pl una I
M vears Oldl Madame lnez FabDr Carr beInain
~ XIey and @ hers Of the opera troupe, VIII appear
| and Mr. Carl Bergman will Lead the Dahu'
At the Mills and Sarasate matinee to-morTro Nv
80 vrogromme In Difference TO generally ehPrc@stu uo
IRE vii contain several numbers OF rather more popq
Ir %aracteT than heretofore. Beethovehs ITO ia -
a., for ISsnoforte violin, and yiooncei9 repreSn'S
~ classical element, while MIR. Mlss Malurka an ,e
~ r.jrv Ingers % Tausg's caprice "altZ anu u'S
60 WebeTis "Oberon' by Benedict ana DaVld VIII -
oss ~ The entertainment These iapSes from sS'.i
,.scsity will be atOued iOr " .ho . ond las
,r,graml1e 10 DO interpreted at the louTtu anu '"'
| matinee on Saturday, March