The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-01
Musical.

Musical.
PARK THEATRE-Belni's opera La Sonnambula"
attracted audience this theatre last
ing In fact the air fresh and COOL and there
for any lover Of music to miss hearing that
partition, which is everywhere celebrated. Besides
all this the Sgnora Csrranti de Vita to make her
debut, which was another attraction In itself The
whole opera went OIL very WELL and except hesita
ton in the voice Of Amina (Sign ora CsrrantD when
she first appeared and some hoarseness in Perel sing
ing every act deserved it received great applause
The phantom chorus was sung with great accuracy,
and repeated on account Of its admirable expression,
which Is always effective The grand aria and cabafta
of signora Rainieri Lisa) rendered by her with
taste and feeling Pereli showed oil his knowledge Of
posse odari e. Still gently DER stealing'D,
and rendered beautiful wreath Of artificial flowers
which, by the bye thrown at his feet very inoppor
tuney. We have but 10 mention the last Of
Animals somnambulism, which rendered by Signora
Carranti with perfect talent Her last ca6atsa of ah
non giunge uman pensiero" f. All don't mngls
human feeling'), she sang with much Of precision
and feeling that the whole assembly Tedssco included,
who in private box called her out, and flowers,
nosegays and wrsaths launched upon the stage.
This is certainly triumph for this singer very fear
full the boards and needs in her act
ing Vita her husband, acquitted himself of his part
with real talent There Is performance this evenings
but the opera is to be repeated tomorrow night The
cialy If the weather remains as 1t is this morning
GRAND CONCERT OF MADAME FLEuRY JOLLY AND Mn
DuBREuL-This musical event takes place this evening
at the Apollo Rooms We wish to advise diLleanti
not to lose the opportunity of hearing the prma
donna absolute of the French company, and the oee-
brated barytone, Mr. Dubreu who delighted all who
heard them in New Orleans last winter The voice of
Madame Jolly Is said to be of immense compass and
her style full pathos This ought to be undoubtedly
the case chosen the grand aria of Halevy
Ia .Juipe' IL penr, which demands real talent to
make it effective She will also sing the cavatina, from
the Barber of Seville,' and the favorite song and
finale of the Queens Musketeers" n comic opera by
haevy This is capital aria, and was always encorsd
hearing a pupil of Donizetti and having sung in tn,
best theatres of Italy, he has acquired great reputa
ton in Europe and was so appreciated in New Orleans
that Mr. Davis wished not to let him return to France
for any reason. The grand opera Of Charles vi In
which Dubreul psrsonifying the mad French King
will crafty us with gem Maria PadiAa" Of Do
nizetta and three scenes composed by the bes,
French musical writer's. Among the other pieces OF
the concert, Signor Genoves, tenor, who makes
his first appearance before audience in New York
will sing in company Of MIR Dubreul the duo Of Bell
sario" which is 80 well known and admired Rapett
will display of his sweet inspirations the violin
and Timm the excellent accompanied preside
piano forte This will be brilliant affair to be
and doubt the music lovers will be numerous Mt the
Apollo Rooms this evenng-such chance is scarce ant
good music by good artists is an immense attraction
.apropos-Relatve to this concert have to make
of the gentlemany act Of signor varino
has grossly attacked and tim
past by certain portion Of the press, hearing tina
Madame Fleury Jolly and Mr.. Dubreul about Civ
ing soree Musicale has with kindness and courtesy
given up the second night Of the somnambua, whic
take place this evening" wishing not to de
prve the French artists Of any music lover in New York
Such act speaks ofitsef and needs no comment MIR
Viarno will then be obliged to open the Park Satur
day which is always dubious night By this h
will have insured the certain of Madame Jolly
and of Mr. Dubreul Quite generous for man who j
to believe certain presses has not good trait
in his character
VAUxHALL.--Campbels Ethiopian serenaders present
in the programme Of this evening" variety Of original
and favorite negro melodies A sojourn to this neat
garden where during the intermisson the visers
enjoy themselves in promenadDg through the serpent
inc walks and feasting upon ice and other
freshments in the beautiful arbors, will amply repay
them their patronage The minstrelsy and dancing
| of the company praised by their audiences. They
have benefit Friday evening and 1t is hoped
their endeavors to please during their engagement will
be the of crowdng the saloon that occasion
celebration of the fourth and Bradford Jones to
give grand ball In the evening" which will be entirely
disconnected with the other amusemsnts
| GRAND ExcuRsIoN.-The New York Sacred Music
Society will give the grand orstoro Of the Creation,
on Monday evening, July g. at Poughkeepsis, In The
magnificent saloon Of the Duchess County Agricultural
Society The beautiful steamboat Eureka will leave thu
foot of Barclay street at O'Clock PM that day
Those who relish beautiful landscapes in the rich
varied scenery at either side of the North River viii
have an opportunity of enjoying themselves either in
pative mnscs sense Of the word. Dodworth'
celebrated brass band will accompany the party to
from Poughkeepse; and the company will be snlivene
by instrumental music, gees, Sc Every description o
oratoro the steamer will leave for this city fine op
portuny Of celebrating the fourth Of July to advan
tags. For particulars We refer to the advertisement
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