The American review : a Whig journal of politics, literature, art, and science . othersimilar band, of it is said equal merit, fromBerlin, under Josef Gungl, and another fromDresden ; the Distin horn family, (excellentperformers, we are told,) from England, havetheir pictures in the music store windows ;a brother and sister, violin and piano, also arethere seen, and we hear of more soloists andinfant prodigies on their way here than thereis room to enumerate. Meantime our music dealers say that the bestclass, and indeed all classes of purchasers buynothing but Ethiopian melodies. The pros-pect
The American review : a Whig journal of politics, literature, art, and science . othersimilar band, of it is said equal merit, fromBerlin, under Josef Gungl, and another fromDresden ; the Distin horn family, (excellentperformers, we are told,) from England, havetheir pictures in the music store windows ;a brother and sister, violin and piano, also arethere seen, and we hear of more soloists andinfant prodigies on their way here than thereis room to enumerate. Meantime our music dealers say that the bestclass, and indeed all classes of purchasers buynothing but Ethiopian melodies. The pros-pects of the art are anything but Philharmonic have in rehearsal fortheir first concert, Mozarts Jupiter symphony,and a new symphony by Garde, a protege ofMendelssohns, which showed more power ofinvention in the ideas than in their treatment. At the theatres nothing has transpired Vvor-thy of special note since the departure of The Placides at the Park havedrawn good houses, but their version of Dom-bey was very little to our taste. ^.^ • - T >.\.
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