The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-01-16
THE CONCERT

Last Friday evening was one of the
pleasantest ever enjoyed by the
members of the Sanger Bund, AID
their friends. at Klinghoiz Hall. Al
though the cold was extreme, every
member almost Of the society was pre-
ent. and all sesmed to have come for The
sole purpose of making the concert all
that ever could be expected. How hap-
PLY they succeeded is evidenced in
the great satisfaction expressed BIZ every
one at the close of the concert. The
Ogerture-from Martha well
executed, its effects, however, would
have been heightened. if the musicians,
instead of being placed in single file
scross the hall, had formed a semicircle
wish the leader in the centre.
The Sextett and chorus-from .Lu-
cha, y is qnite difficult, but was sung
with an ease and precision seldom wit
messed from an.steur vocalists.
The Soprano Solo-air, from the
'Somnambula, was executed in fine
voice and artistic taste. showing excel,
lent training and diligent study.
The Piano solo-Faniasia by BelI;ni-
IS one of the most difficult pieces ever
/ Played here. but it was executed in mo,
exact time, and with a fine, artistic
taste, rarely met With in a performer
still SO young and yet SO perfect.
The second part commenced with :
Reci'ative and chorus from Haydn:
"Creatlon, g with orchestral accom- PAM
nIent this was the grandest piece o.
the evening, and was executed will
great precision; especial mention deserve
the Recitative and in the instrumental
part the Basviol accompaniment, show
ing iue appreciation Of the grand sub
ject
The Soprano SODA Serenade b,
Sehnbort-showed the natural gift of
beautiful voice to great advantage; thi
voice cultivated by proper study anc
careful practice will soon give 20 our so
ciety one of the best singers we ever had
| The Ladies chorus, by "Moering,
was, in Its music and tendency. beauti
fully adapted to the lovely singers, VIII,
fully apprecIating the subject produced
electical effect upon the enrapture,
and admiring audience.
The Potpouni for Orchestra-com
posed by our own genial director. Mr.
Bieling-was most pleasing finale Il
the evenings entertainment it being
medley of good old German melodies
their tendency and variety took the de
lighted listeners by storm, and earne,
to the performers the heartiest ap9laus
Of the evening.
The last sounds had hardly 3ied away
when chairs and sottees were removed
and the Music Hall was quickly change,
into ballroom, skipped over by happ
pairs of young mortals, forgetful Of a
but the present moment. Soon afte
supper was announced, and such sup
per! The table was fairly loaded witt
the substaDtlals and delicacies of tn
season, temptingly prepared by the fai
hostess. They were as unsparingly con
sumed, but the supply was abundant t.
the end
Our American community was yer,
honorably represented, those present ex
pressed themselves highly pleased will
the fine music and enjoyed the evening
as heartily as any one.
We are glad 20 learn that anothe
concert viii be given on the l4th O
next month. The Society also conten
plate masquerade sometime in Februa
~, to aid its somewhat depleted treasu
~. We bespeak for these enterprise
the hearty support of our approaching
community.