The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-17
Musical.

PARoDi's LAST APPEARANCE IN OPERA, kND TRIPLEn
HALI.-Lsst night, Comma di vsrsy" performed
at the Aston Place Opera House Maretxek In his
place, and the orchestra and chorus preess
and effective than they have been for the past week
The opera commenced with bfilliancy, and was sus-
tanned to the close very effectively The sweet ring
ing voice Of Lorni though occasionally uncertain yet
produced admirable effect; and he sang the greater
part Of his with such fsree dcacy and beauty
OF execution, as commanded the sincere plaudits Of
the audience Avignone, also, executed his music
with great taste and expression; and II he would only
have that naughty confidence in himself which bis
fine voice and musical education should inspire he
would take very lofty position His tmidity how
the effect Of his well-conceived efforts. In
this opera he had much to do, and to say that he
praise Novelli highly acceptable In his role and
sang in his usual tasteful though we think too fsid
style. The in which Patti appears reflects con-
adorable credit on her talents though that might
be rendered more dramatic,
OF Psrodi . personstion OF Ge.lma we have before
spoken in the highest terms. Last night sss eqused,
# she did not surpsss her former exhibitions Of the
character In the second and third Gcts sne took her
highest notes with frmness, or inspired awe BY her
lever and In manner that we can never hope to
find surpassed. The enthusiasm wrought BY her won
derful power broke out in the ecclamstions and plsu
dts OF the audience from the frst scene to the nnsis
and At the end Of each act she called before the
curtain. At the close CT the fret act, . bsautifu
wreath of flowers was thrown to her, which was 40
TERESA PARoDI,
crown FLOWERS.
The stars shine through the ornament,
when all the earth with MI hit Is dark.
And God the flowers on earth has sent
The day, by perfumed light to mark.
The flowers are stars to earth by day
The stars are flowers to heaven by night,
And all their glorious forms di,play,
The lovely earth asd SKY to light.
We cannot from the walls Of heaven,
Selecting stars, here throw them down;
But, Queen Of Song, our earth has given
These starry embsms tor thy crown.
Take then the flowers that ssil win thirst
To live immortal on thy brow;
Symbols of stars, that singing nrst
First praised Creation then as now.
Great Queen CT Song aud Tragic Art,
Thy sou may not this gift contemn-
The honest jewels of the heart
win shine for thee a diadem
The audience, in the secoud and third acts, grew
warmer in their admiration, and By the end OF the
opera those who had not formed correct Impression
OF the wonderful powers the great artist, became
thoroughly convinced OF her numerous gins and ac-
eomplsh ens, while those who have appreciated her
greatness than confirmed in their lofty ssu
mates OF her genius
To night Psrodi will sing in q conesrt, ct Triplsr
Hall There will be larger demand for tickets thsa
has been known for very long period. The concert
that it VIII draw the attention Of the entire public In
addition to the other brilliant vocal Efforts Of Parodi,
Sis Borsia where the diamond tiara given TO her By
Pasta Is brought into comparison With the erias-
their offender. On this occasion. too, assvirgnis
Whiting who made 40 powerful an Impression at the
nrst concert will slug again, and may furnish ths
critics with some further OF judging what nsr
voice really Is 1t has been called but
Is In fact soprano OF great compass, OF pure Into
nation and sweetness; AID, believe, under proper
circumstances Of Development, will prove 10 be
powerful Her lower aud upper notes are equally re-
msrkeble Ter their peculiar delicacy Of toussnd her
musical taste and knowledge promise 20 Distinguish
her greatly at very early day We have not space
great one, and say ALL drst sure your ticxsts
End then your seats Psrodi viii siux In Philsd.I-
phis on Wednesdsy OF Thar.dsyi and ss oircum-
stances demand her enrty return TO Par. We shall
soon lose this great vocalist We have thsntie ia
formation fom London, that her L.
10 the success OF The grand opera In the two
steal cities. The future wnl prove all
TanIER HALL.--By the request of many who we're
charmed with the splendid vocalizstion Of ssnorina
Teress Parod also BY the brilliant display Of mu-
steal ability by Mr. Max hsrstEeks excellent o-chss-
ira another grand gala concert will be given at the
above beautiful concert room this evening Those
who have no; heart the sweet, melodioas and deli
cions vsrbling. Of this csntatoe should
avail themselves OF this the last appearanse OF Pare
dt she will sing the grand aria from TsnaredL a,o
the beautiful aria from III barhiere d h,igliau In
oiasr 70 give those peIsons who do not atint the the
powers, the second act Of "Lucretis Borgia will be
performed In full costume. she viii be sseatsd by
Nine A. Bertuccs. Zig 'ra Patti Mis- Virginia Whiting,
ana signori Lorini, Benevspisno and Novsli There
can be little doubt but that rriper uali to niga wl
pe.en the mort brilliant array Of fashion and beauty
that has ever been seen within It's precincts.
Cunisrv's MiNsrprts-The bill tor thi.evenins, con
siss Of great variety OF melodies. buriesqua opsrl
folos on violin, and guitar, and exquisite dancing.
gtofgs shnounees hat he viii as,Onsh tae natives By
HE witty sayings.
FnLows orERa Hou ~ This band has been. COM
rafstvey speaking. the only successful second band
o. MINISTRIES that Ia, ever appeared in tsis city.
This ball " beautiful, the entertainments excel
lent and the vocal and Instrumental
Of high order The room IL tastefuly arranged with
several rivate boxes
BOGUS. This area. maestro gives snsthsr of bis
grsnd promenade concerts Thursday evening next,
al TiPler Hall. II promises TO b. a splendid affair.
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