New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26
Observation-Disclosures ARTS.
MUSIC.
sIxTH rWILHARyoSICC ONCERT.

a, thriytniri saturday nj Sht with the
,nteresnng conocrt OF the series and here 81 has
vcr,d 10y this pleasant finale good share Of the repu
.fon which 10 lost by various untOward Incidents the
o,, we inus all ohserye With pleasure any indic9ticn
:, fr pro-e lty snd vitality NJ this venerable crganza
,or Under Mr. Carl Pergnaanu IL has done great ser
~ IN che Of aud n Is not the fault OF that
.s.omrl,shed conductor snd sound musician II II
tucs falls below tho standard OF excellence which its
avn performances have taught vs. 10 reccgnize The
tai. 81 the rssi Winter will perhaps II 20 o
form ~ certain obvious faults OF and the
a,, .uh.,riptior we hone will satisfactory than
,elast The programme saturday ~ follows:
PAEr !.
-, AMI Ara .Ah p,rnioi Beethoven
Mlss Asnic B"rie. ~.
rtanofortr concerto in fat No i..............lszt
Mi-- Julis Rive
Esnusi,,r-o,yerinre. , " Paradise and the ,.,,
LIST s,eHc. 81 sccne I'D scene.
PAM H.
fA-''''SS'~'"N nus Mise Hss" Julia Rive.
symphony IN minor. No. 5............-.-B Beethoven
/ A A%sSS '" BRIO A AaaTa T S1e. %@O
IN ;he two mcs familiar Of these selections the ever
rccoine Schumann overture and Beethoven symphony.
the playing though not AL that could have wished II
30 be- heartily enjoyed We missed precision OF at
tcS and unity among The strings but the other hand
the great OF tho orchestra moved with grand
dignity and in,r-ssivene-s wbrh made forget many
OF the trchnca mpcrfcccon-. Mr. Berg1nann's reading
Of tbes works IL Always cheer and sympathetic In the
gorgeous B-rioz overture also the performance was
ercsiisble. Tho best playing. however, was In the
charming overture of stsrndale Bennetts gcm of deli
cate and poetic melody which has been too loe unknown
10 America II - n work which reminds us of Mendcs-
,ahn every t atiOn IN tS themes but by
smisrity IN TIA refined aud gentle spirit. Its texture
I. yutlfunY nni-bcd s coloring Is bright and charm
ne and bctryS tho constant presence OF that sense o
teeu.y of torn which IN Nendelssohn not much
the result 81 art OF an almost inralibie instinct.
Ni.s iBorie has - large enough voice for surh
les the An pcrfo." hut she Asng with intelligence
and t..o and showed very good style The success Of
t.e ohrr lady. Miss Julia Rive, complete she is
very young and from tho West Her eduea
ton WE acquired abroad where abe studied under LisZ
ef int r~iatc Of the beautiful concerto in fat wss
surprise snd delight - the whole house. 1t clear
f0rrc. elegant, and wonderfully spirited Its difficult
to- RID under her admirable technique its bril-
nancy fully displayed. and little or nothing of iis
political charm WAS suffered u Escape. or 5chumanns
"C,rnivni str,lns from virnns" che played ONLY one
psr1-thr fret five Fdntgs'e DtIdtr
rared under that iltle; bat being recalled b. storm
Of applause she gave astonishing performance OF
IsEs 20 Hungarian Rhapsody which fixed her position
among he lst Of feiuae panSt If her execution
OF this jre lacked Of the rreproaehable precision
OF Mss Mehliss IL almost equacd tho other hand tile
fire and passionate snand0n Of Miss Topps No pianist
Enoinsten has made more brilliant debut n New
York and M young player whom rcmemler has given
inner pr mise OF greatness.
The progrsmmcs OF the just closed have boon
changed punt-r If times IN the course Of the winter
and An unfortunate appearance OF INDIGESTION and incf
ncienc, has thereby bon given to the management but
a. viii b from the accompanying list that some ek
celient york has been done;
fIRsr ooSCEET.
Iia.o--,.rts Ri q
Overtnrr Voyage Of the Sormans". bc r1ch
W
solos oy Mile. Dons,io and Miss Lnc kharcl'.
SECOND CoNCERr.
SnoI r%''' from o. The Trio 0p ~. inslru-
mr,a o Ls r,,,sot, nv i, Bach
songs 10y Miss Roshurgh.
THIRD CONCERT.
Symphony No. o. minor Haydn
Chslouoe repeaied by reInesp Bsc 3
Introduction. Tristan uId Isolde" waT5e,
''"''"' AVE- Song, by Mrs. Basiaan.
r0UETn CONCERT.
evfnphuny No 2, e Minor. Sp"hf
Yian-forte COncnrto A ruinor .scLununr
overture Ruler VI the spirits. Weber
symphonic Poen TassO' ii-zt
solos by ;lr. 5. B. Miiis and Mr. r. Be.guer.
TrrrH CONCERT.
"nee1to fsr tne vo'n ethoyen
symphony M \ minor scotch -..-.- Mehdelseohn
Overture. flJ ing Duiebnian .----.-.-.. "aSner
solo oy Dr. Dainrosch.
o....r,. .M,,,rxt. ga" o"''N"i' schumsnn
PiAn'-foto Concerto, No LAST
Overture. Paradise ana the ferf
Overture Les Francs JugeS' .--......--- berl'nz
f,-chiuczswenk Scnunnahn
Thr nl,t conspicuous fault these concerts the
sbundsuce vocal music which neither very inter
sstIux ia n-n no. very well executed; and us might
so au tst regular plan appears in most Of the
Programmed. and that the proportion Of really great
works II email.