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RAPETTIs CoNcERT.-We regretted to see such
comparatively thin house at the concert of this
highly meritorious musician, undoubtedly owing
to the great number of musical entertainments
during the last fortnight. Rapetti proved his mas
tership in that most difficult instrument, the
violin, in two pieces. The first he played is the
last work of Bsriot. the father OF the present,
school. 1t most exquisite piece full of spark
ling briiancy and grace, and it was given to per-
fection by him. The second piece, composed by
Rapetti is admirably calculated for the display o
this gentleman's beautiful style, and both were
very much applauded Madame Otto opened the
vocal part, with Meyerbeer's celebrated cavatina,
from the Crociato. to whose splendid execution full
justice was done by the audience. This lady un.
questionably possesses most delicious voice, and
her superior style of singing perfectly enables her
to show its beauty. Pico never sung better than
last night she was in excellent tune her Spanish
song was most vociferously encored, and her duet
with Sanqurico was gem.