, 1875-04-23
AMUSEMENT a

THE pE MuRsKA CONCERT. -
AltoScther, Mr. Do fiyO las very delightful
concest-troupe, and tho musical public arc to bo
| congratulated that ti.ero arc to 10 two more
coucorts,-a tnntineo Saturday and sacred con-
| cert Sunday evening, both ut McCortnck's Hall.
Last nights concert at rarwolt Hall waa reason-
ably we'll attended, but the audience WAS not 80
largo as tho distinguished merits Of The prima
| dounR abon}d command.
alllo. do MurBka is perhaps tho youngest Of
all tile great vocal artistes Of tho tin,e and sllo
| canbtncs freshness Of presence with exquisite
beauty Of voice aud untfring ambition. Hilo Inns
sung at 143 concerts this season. nn nveragc Of
txenty-three overy month besides travelling, and
has always suug five times at ovcsy concert.
] Notwithstanding thia hard work, eniy cqualied
| in kind aud degree by raropa's, her voice showB
no moro signs Of fatigue than her faco. 1Ier
selections of last evening were the mnd scene Of
Orhelio in "Iamlet" (Ambroino Thomas), tic
Quean'H aria from the "AtngIc tlute," I'rc
carnival Of venico'' and .'oid Foik sat Hons; @
tho two last wero encoroa. The scrna from
Hamlet WAS the novelty of tho ercuing. Tho
tnusic ii similar n character to that Of tho snpo
composer which III already familiar, and pog-
zion Of 1t waB almost . repetition Of rnrt Of
MiynOns psBe-Bong. Alllo. de Murska, notwith-
standing tho absenco ut orchestra, scenic effect,
aud all dramatic accessories. Gayo rich and
plaintivo pnt1loB to tho music, and cnrapturcd
her audience completely. Tho charm VIVA. uni
vorsal when sho. appealed to those she may
not hayo touched befofe by her gingtog OF Pos
ter's familiar ballad In English, enriched With t.
1nodulat!on and expression which eyen Nilsson
did not give It when aho revived 1t for concert
use. Dc aturska's powers Of execution wero bsst
iluHtrnted In the " Magc Flute "aria aud the
Carnival, the complicated runs aud triila of
which s!,e gave with .gcnuino artistic effect.
Thoro is Hwcotnoss aul sympathy about this
1Nt1Vfa pt<rn1Hn nlStt IN for
tho publc IN dogroo equal 10 thst given to ans
pri.na donna Of tic day
n. AMI Nine. Sauret arc both artIBts Of de-
cidod merit aime. saurot (Cas7eno) wan u pu-
pill Of Gotssc1lnlk'H and has acquired much Of
tho dclicacy and pcculfarity Of touch with which
l,o fascinated lis llcaress. There In nlso rn1,sc
In tho motions Of her head and body at tho piano
which increases tho pleasure Of hearing her By
aaurot (violin) an arrangement by Wieniawski OF
airs from "Fa,lst," Bolocted mostly from Tue
Garden Scene, mud also for an encore Rcre,1o
by Vio'1xtcmps. n. Braga'a cello playing wAs
taiuing aa bttfo usually IL In wllito crayat aal
awallow-tail, without scenery or opportunity,
A. tito HAcrod concort Sunday evening tho
m,lslc will bo made W. Of saarcd and classic 80
teen much more enjoyable wit. tho carpet taken
from tho stage, 1t is to DO lopol,hs this mistake
viii not DO maao at alcCormIck's Hall. The
programme for saturday'a matluoo is a. follows /:
I. Trio, p mnoE, violin, yioloncallo, and
:: satt; IT, sa;1% ;: 6;ses asndel''''
S.tJ. GiamIAoyla,
O. fiooncel]o solo" sonna1nbula ,Delltpt
SIG. Gastann Hragd.
4. Variations on Hungarian Airs. strs..............,,-
AIt. ifa4a ds 1lHratu.
:. yinn aoio---" Airs Nnssc.H, WtnntsYpfl
Nous. Emfis Gaurtt.
PAnr II. ....
!. Duct" Don Juan h......... vleu1tamps and WolH
4j1He. GdtTet4o SaMrtt a,sd Mons. Suurtt.
2, CAskuua-" Hornn II. Dellipf
Mttt. }t,na IT. 1luraka.
5. yiooneeo solo :pSsptP IS It ;: RfsAoysa
... st1. Hattsao B1aqa.
1. IHano aoIo-" GtyoE Spring Maaon
4f.Ht. GttrfrIta SaHTYf.
6, Duct" Elisir DAmoron oron.,..,..,,.,,,,. DonixMu
A0e. i1aa dt Hurtka aaI Sig. Gfammopa,
Mr.. 0ARDlNER'8 BENEFIT,
Tue snlo Of tioketa for Manager GARDENERS
double benefit Is progressing fayorably, aud a
f$uFa1 ale ~