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... JENNY LIND, JEaNNY a etfrom fthe Antei'icart papers.) JNYLIND'S LAST CONCERT IN BO0STON.-A 1ROW. 'the 0 f Mad'lle Lind gave hier last concert in Boston at the Oct IFitchtburg Railroad-lhall, onl Saturday evening itst, oin I Iwhich occasion the polite ...
... song on tis iti- o by tinent. Nothing is talked of in thle city in any circle, ter since she arrived, but Jenny Lind. GRA~ND SERENADE TO JENNY LIND. 1 At midnight the New York Musical Fund Society, numbering sonie two hundred musicians, gave a grand aI ...
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... JENNY LIND. J* rom little metri'iir of th>B interesting voealit>t we extract few notabilia respecting her early career. It seems was born in 18*21, in Stockholm, where her parents kept a school, ller precocity appeared in it* usual forms, and excitcd ...
... JENNY LIND. Jenny Lind gotonboard the Atlantic steamer ?? on Wed- nesday morning before the hour when she was expected to leave for i America, and thus the gathering of a crowd was prevented. When t else steamer sailed, the Mersey -was covered with boats ...
... JENNY LIND. JENNY LIND. al Mr. Barnum, the proprietor of the American Museum at New h( York, has addressed the following circular to the American jour- sI nals:- American Museum, Feb. 19, 1850.-In regard to the en- S gagement of Madlec. Jenny Lind for ...
... passed away from mv mind. In the autumn of 1843. Jenny Lind camne again to Copenhagen. One of- my friends, our clever ballet-master 1Bournonville, who has married a Swedish ladh, a friend of Jenny Lind, informed me of her arrival here, and told me she ...
... from a correspondence of the New York paper,, las reference to the Swedish Nightingale:- PRIrLADE.LPIHIA, Dnc. 7, 1850-Jenny Lind took her depsirture very quieitly this imorniilg, and lias, rio doo lt, saf lv reached liatimoinre bv this time. I1er concert ...
... JENNY LIND. Ctrnm the iternry Gazette.) In the early part of her English career, we ventured to hint that some portion of the Enchantresgs fascination was not owing to modulations fromt throat or chest, or her ?? powers over the physical organs of musie ...
... JENNY LIND. SPEAKING of the Nightingale, we have a great deal of curious ala about her. Brief let us be in making use of it. The day she left London for Dover was to havebeen herwedding day. Settlements all duly prepared, blanks only unfilled. At a meeting ...
... JENNY LIND. When Ariosto sought to sum up in a word every excellence that nature and art bad jointly laboured to concentrate in one being, he could but fall back on the simplest resources of language, and present his hero to us as 11 buono. 'II buon' ...
... JENNY LIND. The world has been impoverished by th 3 death of a queen of song whose fame wi I always shine brightly in the history of musi, I but whose greater and higher glory it was t) stand, in the opinion of the generation wh knew her, and tho generation ...