New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-18
MADAME ALBoSr.-Mozart has not been

MADAME ALBoNI.-Mozart has not been
travels Gu. Of Ros.lp and the young I,ll,u school
Sispor Revere. 10 the Brbre the Ssnors herself in
the SOHanmbsia or Luers:ii. snd sgnor s,nriovsnni
In Don Pasqudie constitute with some sllght va
Nations, her average blu of fsrs We had one add
top 10 this daily bread las. evening. 10 the shape Of
Rodes celebrated air with Variations which has, from
time iDmenodsl. been the eAsral de 6a;als OF great
singers II was for Madame Alboni fresh ands bril-
lispt triumph No singer that We have ever heard
could have sung II With the low notes which she poured
forth with much rapidly and clear Pew,
If any, could have rendered the final quick mOvemsat
In her delicious, bro Ike vouptuogs syls A e1c,re
10 very faint expression Of the feelings Of a redaed
audience to whom this gem hes been warbled, and
decked With braht ornaments of fancy AMI Inspiration,
by voice like Albonis
1t seemed as though she had sought comparison be-
tween herself and one whose voice. but ,hlst whlo
sgo, thrilled through the length and breath Of the
land, and whose touching soieu Is yet lingering ia oar
cara. All the pieces she had chosen we're fayohte
songs Of the star who prece led her. Thus when Al
boDi poured her food Of mus. 10 tie C1mepr sereHo
twas impossible to efscs Jenny's SonaanJdl from
ones memory and If the contralto the deeper,
the mellow the rloer Of the two the sweet fresh.
mess of the swedIsh Nightingale could afford to con.
cedethese PORTS ofsuperory Again. wtithe Fglis del
Rtss Jenny 10 iniepsrably connected In most o.
our inos fun and rich though her tones, we doubt
much Whether Alboni's will have displaced her
lively spi ted rnsge Every one has heard Jenny Lind
In the n Crfdec and there one believe but
vii coDcede that In that beautiful melody the palm OF
science nsiur power and depth OF voice IL fairly due
TO Abonl Deficient az she generally is In dram tic
eject tho 6ssnt spirit which bursts forth In the A
non siuHgt and the tender 2sthos Which Ia brel,hsd
In the FINAL lines have not been surpassed ~ any of
the hundred singers who have shked their fams on
their rendering Cfths air. Vary ,hs programme she
may, ,evel che pesfes In tours de forc aud vsria
dons Of scientific scope and difficulty tae A. non
Crti,0 will yer remain her greatest triumph, and In Is
we repest she has no equal
S Sapslovspn gave the Una fa,icd ldsriaa With his
usual softness and deicicy AID was usual, nau
dble 10 all but the front benches. We had from s.
Revere the comlcsl detail Of the and or
Uu barLtrs di qualiti, which suits him much better
than the songs which he has hitherto selected Figaro
uey c7msce ges,icuata. whore pTopriey would for
bid any ether parsonage from induelDg In 81 nllar dis
psy The largo al factotnn was heard with pleasure
aud appiauded. Signor Ardi gave u, second edition.
revised and improved of his "Recolections Of America"
In which "The Old Folks at Home" was recoguizsd
and greeted with friendly cheer. Sgnor Ardil is no
common performer; though ia csndor, I'd nit
that We prefer the leader the vionls The Italian
chorus cerisuly IUt above medncrty thy Jog ged
through the msGni cent pilgrims chorus OF Lom5rrdi
without reslisif the oyfu gratitude the pray
eTfu devotion OF the characters they represented. 70
greatest masterpieces In bis style given ad nlraoly
By the band. Twas one Of the gems OF the evening.