The New York herald., 1878-10-11
ANUS EN- ENTS.
STEINwAY HALL-THR KELLoGo-CARY CON

sTEINwAY HALL-THE KELLodd-CARx ooN-
M~ CERT. M .rsaf. lef
II the audience which assembled at Stsinvay Hall
last night not entirely remunerative In pseu-
mary point OF view, It's applause must have
compensated the artists and pleased tho managsrs.
The programme was all that could be dc.
sired for . popular entertainment. Il comprised
the following soiecuons:-Duet, ..Beiisario," Don't
zss.i. sisnor Lazz,rini ana Mr. Comfy. Harp sole
"Boisro Espagnol" Labarre, hms. Mareixek. Cave
tina, "li Barbtsre." Rossini, Mr. L. g. Gottscnaik
Aria, 'Casta diva" from ''Norma," Bcllini, Misa
CiarA Louise Kellogg Romance, "M'appari' Mar
THAI Flosow, sianor Lazzarini. Arm, 20 don ia.aen
from "Oon Carlos" Verdi Miss Annie Louise Cary.
Sons, ''Ii Monaco" (The MenkL Meyerbesr, Nj.
George A. Comfy. Polonsise, from .Mignon," Am.
broiss Thomas, Miss Clara Louise Kellogg. sons
''rhe Lost Chord" Sullivan with organ, harp and
piano accompanimsnt), Miss Annie Louise Cary
Harp solo, .sSouvenir d'Irlande,n Bocbsa, Mma
Marstzsk. Brtndsi, "ro the Queens HEALTH Alfred
81. Pcase, written expressly for and sung By Mr..
george A. Comfy, accompanied BY the composer.
Quintet, from "Lucia di Lam mmsrmoor" Donisctsi
Miss Kellogg. Miss Cary. signor LazzarinL Messrs.
Gottsehalk and Comfy.
Signsr Lszzarini. was In admirable voice. and
illustrated, By sharp contras. with his dsncsnc,es
OF tho preceding night. how easy Tor an artist q
get out Of sympathy with occasion and do injustice
to himself, thus compelling adverse criucism,
Nine. Aarstzck played her harp with o..
collent taste, both in her solo and accompsn,.
ments. Gostschalk always conscientious. has
rarely sung better. Mr.. George A. Comfy, the basso.
likewise did WELL but not mis- best. Tue select,sns
assigned TO MIN wore evidently not those winch are
calculated TO elicit the enthusiasm OF neous
throng. Naturally, tho chief attractions wero Mis-
Clara Louise Kellogg aud Miss Auns Louise Cary. two
American artists who have heretofore won uch credits
wherever they navo appeared in public In each OF
tnc pisces ascigned 70 ner on the programme Miss
Kellogg exhibited notable lack OF warmth color
and sympathy with her subject. S,mc Of
Asr high passages were harsn and jsrky,
given other careiessy or without a memory Of
her early triumphs. Moro than once, indeed she In.
dcatsd that the summer 0 her artistic lilo is merR.
Ing into the ssrs aud yellow leaves Of autumn. Being
encored, however which dono several times dur.
Ing ths evening BY her many friends present. shc rem.
dercd several ballads Win the most admirable
method, and In gentle, grooming voice tnat sno wed
shs sh nao. o' m mss. a the magnetic ar. Of giving
tended 10 MISS Annie Louise Cary extremely on.
thuslasttc and her ri,n contralto resoundod fresn
strong and hearty IN each OF the scisct,ons "a
which she was assigned. Being oncorcd. sne
likewise responded with old familiar airS
and call upon call made for repstttou 10 which
she made graceful response. 1t is fault com mon
10 nearly all singers, however that rendering Enr.
ish ballads they seem to think OF the emsclves more
than oil their subject-in otner words. they 40 o.
pronounce distinctly, aud couseQuen ntiy the auditor
half the time 10 In doubt whcther he Ia Itston ,na
TO jarson Of vocal chords or his own native
tongue. The pleasure that attaches 10 40
old song not only IN q correct enter.
peta'ion OF It's sentiment but careful
ot It's words Tho singer who attempts tho task Of
conveying this pleasure ought DO egotisscai
IN using his or her voice at tho expense OF sonss
Generally speaking the concert agreeable and the
audience were we'll pleased. Plenty or flowers were
showercd upon the Two chief singers OF the evening