New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-30
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55 - 1900
THE LyRIoA1 DaAMA in IrALy,-The italian Journals
give the following account Of the origin of the yrca
drama in ITALY, During year 1891 three young Flor
sntne mobiles united by similarity Of taste and eusoma
employed the poet Rnucoini TO write drama founded
Perl the most celebrated composer Of that time The
composition was privately represented IN the Paazzo
Fne singers were the author and his friends and
tne q inns opera was composed q only four IN
sfruments-a piano forte harp violin and flute. No
one thought q airs Of 1t could be called
it was species Of measured tohaton which by would
% considered insnerahly lapguid and monotonousr
Is 70 TINS embryo Of the opera and to
With the caatarosi Z Of Mozart Of cimarosa
u anu OF otners executed by sucn voices and or
chetras as we hear in the but even su
locating harmony as that Of the former nevertheless
~ tAiis nto an etrturuiIy sensdGlou ol
after was on the theatre Of Florence the
nfst musical opera Epridce''o the occasion of the
Of Marin de Medci The introduction at that
g the anacreontc catae and Of the chorus at the
END q every ACT produced the rs imperfect outline Of
the airs and choruses Of modern opera Moateverde
q brought the TO
e Drought out the music q K,nuccni for the
court o. Mantua and IN the opera of Jason" BY Ca
VAIL and gicognini at Venice 1919 are found the first
ars IN sense and spirit with the dialogue
The rst serious opera executed mt Naples in
10si under the title Of Amor non ha egge; and the
music was composed by several masters whose names
nov unknown During half Of the last century the opera
NOT only dd not improve ~ even degenerated became
IN Italy what it 10 France century earera grand
spectacle offered to the eyes In which poetry and music
were the last things considered whilst the scenery the
mechanism and the pantomime in the greatest
quest Them the money now lavished the sngerswas
thrown away upon the painter the macbinist and
hence the that Goldoni long time after says
opera at vas the Paradise of the eyes and the
hell Of the e&x1k Mt
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SAcAcIry al I4E EgpHAsrIu the course of nv earl,
morning rides a66n the vicinity Of Colombo
rered In my steed to watch the quiet Iabors Of coupe
Of elephants in the service Of the government Tbesa
huge animals were generally employed in the comss
rat timber yard or the civil
in removing slowing logs and blanks or rolling ahont
heavy masses Of stone for building purposes coi,id mot
the
TASK unalded save BY their own sagacty They
mn