HOW DE MURSKA SINGS.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XI, Issue 122, 15 May 1876, Page 4

HOW DE MURSKA SINGS.

Apropos of De Mureka, the following unique notice of her, which appeared in an American paper, is not oat . of place, and is decidedly amus- : ing :—..*•: I have beard Murska. She is eplendid. lam -no musician, but I know aweet sounds when I hear them, and Mureka -can make tbem sure. This wonderful . songstress is a native of Tipperary, in -Hungary, nnd though the prop of her family, she would not stay, at-home, and in leaving, she went "'■ on, tjbe' stage.,, Her voice is wonderful. She runs up and down the scale witb an agility tbat is astonishing, turning figjirptive flip-flops on every bar, tearjng' up! the.thernaometer to the way above 212, and .."sliding down again eo far below zero that one feels chilled to tbe bone. The way she attacks and '■'-*<•.* . ' ,

I holds her A, you would have been de{lighted fto C. It is O "vihe &nd so jE-sy. F she only knew how to G her 1 voice around a little more, Ha person ■ present would have been delighted as jf. J-birds are nothing to her K's all 'L couldn't beat her. Mbarrassed at | first, she was N-couraged at last; and •01 the way she sung was P-ouliar and jQ-rioustib all. 7R Tyn'b coming down to ihear her. She *giv6s ft'h'e Sroence of imusic, eTerj r>i :;jEtisti.ng' : Wft?'r. T. U ; imust see 7 hg|r/ f^rnns $as pot fmore ! beautiful. \^Ke7*wiifc^-^ ,: \jiiii'(| tjhrow Iyou into . ISTlijSyr: P'^ * ; 'wo.r!d; to the • !Y's,"f£cv I