The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-25
Musical,

ITALIAN OPERA. The encouragement which the ma
nagers of the Italian Opera have met with during the
present has induced them open books for SUBJ
scriptions to end season of eighteen nights 1t IL
to be hoped that the books will be filed up with the
quse number Of names, and that the lavdable enter
Prise Of sgnor sanqurico In giving to q: operas which
are operas will meet with the reward which dessrves
We are happy to DO able to state that 10 the determi
nation of sgnor g. the patronage heretofore extended
engage additional artists who, with those already upon
the boards here will form company fully competent
e
arrangement. nmads at ALL will be permanent one, and
If will give to q, what we shall feel Is our
WILL we have no doubt prove to have been accurate
There is nothing like getting the Arst start and
with us has made upon the minds Of their au.
disnces, is an excellent starting point We have
in our city lovers Of pure music IN sufficient numbers to
But enough has been Of the peculiar disposition of
these audiences to warrant the conclusion that they will
accept OF nothing but the best performances. We
growing fastidous-peIhaps too much se-bu the truth
IT, that we have heretofore been imposed upon BY sran
penny contvaDccs Of hose visers has at length work
ed cure Of the evil itself only leaving u.s. perhaps,
to the Company who ar. now psfcr@ns q P.mo to
say that they have made good all their promises; the
talent Of the singers has been of the highest order and
every thing has evinced determination the part Of
the management to deserve success. The result hes
shown that such efforts appreciated Full benches
without doubt the most satisfactory kind that can be
gvento the proprieiors 81 Lombard was performed
sSS The s
have been Aaterng in the highest degree to the per
formers. Benevsntano at homo once and the
rich substantial melody of his noble voice. told with
Sslss Maria to Va fenee" was Barlis best. what
necessary to say than that he in his part all
that the part was made to bring out !" Lombard )"
it to us, won its way from cool reception to a
high place in the favor of the somewhat fastdious
audiences to whom i has been performed This
10 the kind Of success Of which this company may we'll
be proud Tho music IL there, and the artists have
proved themselves fully equal to the task Of bringing
in excluding the band which has formerly been intro
duced upon the stage. The thing might answer In q
% win
well bear in the way Of Instrumentation. Rapeus per-
tormance, in the opening Of the third act, Is great
feature OF the piece, as performed here, and draws out
every evening Of its execution, the greatest applause
On Frdoy evening we are to have the beautiful opera Of
Linda d Chamounix, in which It will be remembered
both Pico and Bsriii appear We have no doubt the
house will be well filed.
The ALLEoBANIANs.-Notwih outstanding the heavy rain
on Tuesday evening, the Tabernacle was perfect jam
TO hear this sweet and avorite band of vocslss proving
conclusivsy that they popular than any similar
company that has ever appeared here. They were en-
cored in everything set down in the programme test
mony of general delight seldom II ever offered to sny
musical entertainment Many splendid pieces, not men.
which appealed to the heart Of the patriot and which
drew down repeated cheers. In obedience to general
request they compelled TO repeat this concert prior
to their departure for Philadelphia will take place on
Monday next At the Tabernacle. There 10 beautiful
harmony in the united voices Of this body and there is
doubt they will have crowded house. These vocal
lists will give concert In New Brunswick, N. j. on Fri
day evening, the Doth.
CHRnrYs MirsrRELs continue, a. usual, to draw
crowded and fashionable audiences He seems to have
impressed his minstrelsy deeply upon the citizens
that they cannot resist the plainve, thrilling touches Of
negro melody and hence his great They per
form on Friday night at Mechanics Hail. Brosdwsy.
HksI ASp sroar.-Thess eminent musicians have
joined in giving several entertainments lately at New
Orleans and elsewhere There 10 not some have sup
posed, copartnsrshp In business" between the two
artists They either of them fully competent TO en-.
terrain audience for any reasonable time end have
each met with success whom playing separately. II
sometimes happens that they meet In the places where
they performing and in order to get up sxtraor.
binary entertainment something that shall s6ord IN
rtrs treat to their friends they Join. and by combine
ton Of their talent get up brilliant evening for which
subs marks Of favor from their patrons This 10
the only kind Of business sonnexon which exists be-
tween the great pianist and the pupil Of Psganini To
hear either Is rare entertainment, 10 listen to both
musical feast.
Atwll No l0I Broadway, has published In his usual
good style the Irish ballad Mother, he's going away"
py Lover THE sentinel In love-" and the Musidora
wanz; composed BY r. Mauckeman, and dedicated to
a. Van oelder, No ass Bowery, has published in
"a shape the Hyacnth Waltz composed aud dedica
"avs' rolka and Gov Youngs Msrch.