The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-26
NEw YoRx, February 25th, ls47.
Musical.

ITALIAN OPERA" Nina PIAZZA per Amore " will be
performed tonight, instead of Lucia di Lammer-
moor" This change takes place in consequence of the
illness Of signor Benedict sgnor Patti has consented
take the part Of Henry for this occasion sgnora Pco
takes the part Of Nina, and we have no doubt that
Palmo's will be thronged. lombard" Is announced
for Monday evening.
The CoNseRr OF Madame ABLAMowIcZ.-The nu
merous audience attracted to the Tabernacle Tues
day evening, by the concert Of Madame Ablamowcz,
must have remunerated her very handsomely for the
trouble and expense necessarily incurred in collecting
such varied and brilliant talent. Certainly concert
this has presented q more powerful array Of
names, or selection better entitled to public favor.
Now that the last Of this lady il and
cessully over, trust we shall be deemed dsinerest
ed we state our candid impressions with regard to the
position she occupied contatrice Of the first order
Indscrminate praise is unjustable sweeping
sure yet the true interests of demand that merits
so distinguished order be fully examined and assigned
their proper place The sudden appearance Of Madame
mamen rising she did with her approach
by the pressrelyng wholly on the strength Of her own
genius unassisted and unsupported by the iDhnence Of
musical world, that part OF which belongs to New
York. all this calculate to blind the public for
time to her extraordinary mers but now that she Is
more known just appreciation is to follow, and
public opinion will assuredly award her her proper
rank On nrsh Hs ssoc
ton whether the result Of her own judgment
or that of her advisers, in point OF interest and
variety could not have been surpassed The opening
solo was peculiarly fortunate for the display OF the
sweetness compass and strength of her voice; and al
the difficult passages were given with freedom and
grace Of manner that could not be surpassed Madame
A. has evidently cultivated her voice with the most care
full practice and industry, without which genius car
always be eclpsed by mediocry and she is besides in
debted degree, to the school in which she ha
been taught She particularly exces in the science
placing and managing her voice she proved most salts
iactorily by the difficult Italian music she executed
She also delighted the audience by singing that mos
spl tied and SURFING of all songs SIR Walter Scot
Mac Gregor's Gathering" The enthusiastic burst o
applause that followed its conclusion and continued unit
she made her appearance the stage to sing 1t for
second time proved that the audience had not lost the
sympathy and OF the Anglo Saxon in the diff
iculties and re fnements OF the ltalfn Our space
psls us to omit notice of other performers.
The Alleghanians had full house at the Tabernacle
on Wednesday evening last Their singing delighted
every They indeed equal to any family OF sing
that has ever appeared here
Signor sivor appeared at Mobile on the 18th. He re
ceived warm welcome. The Mobile Register says -
He has recently been giving concerts in New Orleans
where he received with the most decided favor
This much-loved pupil OF the great Pagsnn, to whoH
thar wonderful artist bequeahed his violin, the instru
ment with which he wont to charm thousands o
delighted souls has never Is said, been surpassed ex
ceptb his great master
The Seguin troupe singing at Charleston. They
produced " La Sonnambula" on Monday evening