New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
MUSIC.
THE TITIENS CONCERTS.

The second of the Titens concerts presented
substantially the same features rs the frat There was
the large and demonstratve audience, diminished
somewhat size by the wet weather, but unoonquerae
I'm its resolution 10 encore tho whole bill without dis
elimination between good pieces and the bad There
was a nrogramnc of the same general character as the
first put together without Judgment and With
out taste. There also the same aston
isbiug inequalities in the performance. one
number stirring the audience to dersiyc laughter while
the next QuiCkcncd the pulse with enthusiastic admIa
ton Taken as a whole these the most remarkable
concert, New-York has heard for many daytr
prox provoking bad hut not to be altogether passed
over Ivy anybody who really for music. The first
song by Mllc. TtCns was the Bel raSSlo
from scmiramdc" In the character OF the
AssyIian gueen she has some OF her most brilliant
trumphs but impossible to reproduce in the concert
room the majesty with which she invests the heroine
upon the sccuic sage. Tie role takes al It's
greatness from cxternnls.-from the dramatic ac-
ton, situation, and accessories, not from the
music. The ara chosen last night is beautiful
specimen Of Rossni, art in ;he Intervening OF ford
and ccgaut ornament With the texture Of charming
melody hut ID is entirely barren of suggestion. singer
of Mile Titieuss caboI needs higher kind Of music to
call forth her true rOwcrs This is merely display piece
FOR yOgali.ts. II is trac tG"t she showed
rare ability IN the management OF thc
difficult Rossinian rouadcs but exhibition Of tbs
kind to altogether satisfactory calls for somewhat
We TOOK i"t il'i''I' ih 'Hti''
sweet aud diyuifcd singing Of "fhc LHsi Rose OF sum
mer" given in English for encore; fu
more also in her beautiful d'rins OF the
cayatina Of EuryGnUc. "GiJckeil i'm fhalc' who's"
fine pOcica spirit she gave out with charming decacy
Mile Tiicus in short thorough artist and that Is
what We can say OF very few living wima donnas.
Listening her. in her hest moments 10 one cn ,lo? to
ask whether this that IS not rather too much
w.cr.
iadame Goddard more fortunate with the orcirS-
tra 'rst night than Monday. Ho: principal pcc" was
M'nde.soAns CapTccio Brilliant Opus -, for piano and
ORCH, ira and The Sc suing accompaniment 90 the let
Iroycmcrt lAuGautci went pretty wei. with the
Allegro. however, the wind instruments came in
With an their harsh ana noisy horrors. and
the pleasure Of listening over SIN tie
beautiful PLAYING of the pianist appreciated We DO
not thuk We have ever hcud the Allegro 30 well done
hcfor--wh such cleunc,s, such brightness, such pei
fcc rnytamad balance and such comfortable ease one
pianist make. light neat, AMI graceful another dash
irs and G.rculr Madame Goddard combines The merits
OF both ,.,lcs without the faults OF either.
NJ StIrol was very Cn"lUni Hat night sometimes
latiins (Which ne is apt to do, 3nl a"metiacS playing
adu.,r'ly. Vii Bschon was replaced hv q singer cd
u;l.A liner cjjtaIc Nj. Tom Kari. SIX Oranlh az
pya.,d u-,iI. apparently not having improved since
Monday. And then there Cuban rrima Gonua
sonora SOFIA Ad, P.cLd.io, 10 whom tAc audience
Il -..i,.d Dl'itcl,.