The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-04
New Operate ana M~sieal Msvsnsnss.

New Operate and Musical Msvemsnss.
Our intelligence nom Hsvsns and nom other quar-
tiers within own country, has furnished Us win
some facts which win be interesting to the musical
circles Of the metropolis According to al the projects
In comtsm plstion, New York, TIL November next VIII
be grand musical conservatory, that VIZ DO more st
trsctive than the Worlds Fair In London. All the
great vocalists and musicians In the country, ana
many from other parts Of the world, VIII soon CON-
mence their several enterprises for pupc favor In this
metropolis after having appeared In other cities.
In the first place, Psrodi having completed her
brilliant engagement in Boston, win bs in Phil
sdelphia this week, where she will give two
concerts. She has engaged AmAlis Patti, and
Hsuser, the distinguishsd violinist, To accompany
hsr there and also TO Charleston, Savannah and New
Orleans. Her tour win occupy two months, and abe
win return In time to appear at Castle Garden, where
she has been engaged by Marctsek to sing from the
fifteenth Of juno to the middle Of September Marst
EEK, In the meantime, viii get together . com.
pany, capable OF bringing out operas in style
hitherto uninterrupted in this country.
For the present, however, Msretzsk wnl give three
performances in Boston, with Barili Patti prima
DONNA and three With his other tragic prims donna
and the company Of the Aston Place House. Next
week, his wife, Bsrtuccs Msretzek, will open the
musical here, with grand concert ct Tripler
Hall, when she will appear harpist, In which pro-
fession she has equal in this country and probably
no superior in the world This viii be musical
event. and II IL quite possible that Nathalie Fitzjs
viii add to the interest of the OCCASION by appear
ing again ss vocalist In which she has made highly
favorable an impression.
Besides these arrangements, Marti, of Havana, 10
preparing to form q new and powerful operate COM
pany, to perform in that city and In New York. He
has made proposals already for ment that
is suited carry out his views and towards the close
Of the summer, or possibly sooner, he will send his
forces, under his field IA arshal, Pader, within our
walls, to take all the people by storm.
The Louis Philippe of music though he has not yet
been dethroned the Bochsa, with Anna Bishop,
will prepare, also for a new campaign. Boehsa will
visit London next May, with the design ofengaging
great musical novelties and 1t is quite possible
that he may harness himself to the great Juggernsu
OF Jsien, before which people bow down with exulta
ton and delight Should these two masters of psome
made concerts take their station in Broadway, the
conseq uences will be very important to the peoples
pockets and to their own treasury. Anna Bishop has
been captivating Thousands in the Southern cities and
will soon return, to repos upon her brilliant laurels
In addition to all this Catharine Hayes the great
vocalist Of Erin, who has sstonshed the people of
Vienna, Rome, Milan, London Paris and of all the
great cities will be here about the first of
September having aids to her exertions troupe OF
musicians equal to the occasion. This will be an
event, and we must prepare for it.
However, before most of these arrangements have
been put into action the dollar concerts of Barnum
with Jenny Lind and sslvi who are expected in New
York daily, will draw large crowds together out of
which Bsrnum will reap the richest harvest he has
yet enjoyed. Tire Ia musca!