The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-08

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Lat evening Astzspsaita. Han was visited BY bril-
liant asseHblsse Of the musical &leasna. At eight
e'slssk every sect filed 1t was pleasing 70 OBJ
serve the unusual spirit which seemed to characterize
the commencement Of the concert season; II gives
proof that when genuine ability is possessed byany
artist the result will always under judisious manage
nent be successful. The principal attraction Of the
night the singing Of Madame Alboni and to partcu
Larry crticse her vocal abilities to superhuous
- every reader Of European journals and Of our own
Foreign correspondence is we'll acquainted with her tame
In the musical world We prepared to speak
parstvely OF Abon In respect to any Of the rivals With
which she may have to contend neither prepared
TO ay she merits the distinction Of being named
the greatest contrsto in the world; but this know
that ,hs the best have heard Her voice is in
some measure peculiar one-it is soft, sweet, round
and nelodious possessing deep volume rarely to be,
met WITH and her execution is of the most fin.
ished and brilliant style But 10 the concert. 1t
commenced at eight o'clock with overture which
was executed in mastery under the direction
Of the distinguished vionist Sgnor Arditi. The next
feature was cavatina, Langu0 per Bella from the
opera Itaana in Algeri which given by Signor
Sapgiovsnn with sweetness and taste and elected de-
served applause All attention directed to the
miIoducton Of Madame Aboni who, when she appeared
was by enthusiastic cheers she sang the
bouquets thrown at her feet Signon Revere and
San Giovanni sang the Spanish duetto MuLleri in
very good harmony, bst it not much relished by
great portion Of the audience Signor Ard next gave
fantasia for the violin, called Recoectons of Anne
risa" which comprsed sweet national airs an
melodies, and was executed with great artistic ability.
Madame Alboni concluded the first part with grand
SoSdO, nh C,edta Mn Gn from Sonnambu and
We must candidly confess before heard its
equal. Her execution perfection itself, and her
shakes and other ornaments delightful At it's
euion the stage literally covered with wreaths and
bouquets The second part commenced with
ture from the opera of the Corairn and this
seesed by charming duettino, from Don Pasqnae,"
whch rendered by Madame Alboni and sangiovanni
with great unity and harmony voice. 1t encored
and again received with enthusiastic cheers. The aria
buda II ComDostore s'Afusica, by Sgnor Revere, was
toll raby fair.
The terzctto from " Beisarion was delightful GEM
The sweet accordance of by Abon Sangovan and
Rovsre broke upon the in perfect melody and the
rondo finale. Non Piu Mesta, by Mad. Alboni again
drew forth the unanimous plaudits Of audience who
were kept spell bound by her charming intonations In
fine the first concert Of Mad Alboni completely
cefu and gives indication future extensive patron
age FIR, m the dieante of New York We heard many
artists talking of tree tickets asserting that there
five hundred others that there only two hun
dred and fifty but allowing the first number still the
suits Of the concert very profitable When the
cprt was concluded, aud as Mad Albon about to
leave by the Mercer street she met at the
door by large body of fremen, and several italian
tsts who had carriage in waiting She followed to
the New York Hotel by the remen with torches in their
hands ana preceded by splendid band when they
rived at the hotel they played beautiful airs and
rftr the distinguished cantatrce appeared the bal
cory they ebe.red her loudly and when left they
proceeding to take refreshment by the entrance
Naveriy Place.