New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08

q long shower had begun.
SIGyoRA ALBoNI.-T'his celebrated sing
er arrived yesterday In the Hermann, and, we pre-
sumo, will soon be heard Ia public. Marietta Albon
Is about twenty-six years of ase,-hss great en- bon
poin-used 10 keep her hair clipped short and hanging
In her neck when we heard her two or three years
since in Europe-has remarkable selfpossesson and
almost indifference of upon the stage, of which
Steffanone constantly reminded u.s. and achieves her
glowing triumphs more BY the spsndor Of her voice
and her exquisite management of II than by any ORA
matte genius in which she is deficient Her voice Is
the pursst richest fullest and sweetest eontrsto The
limited repertoire fer such voice has Induced Alboni
who snVslarly restless with all her anguor Of tenn
permanent 10 undertake many parts not strictly within
her range but % remarkable her voice, so delicious
TO hear under any circumstances that we believe she
be. achieved success in every part che has under
taken Two years stree while Paris and the foreign
musical world were electrified By the new opera OF
Heyerbeer The Prophde, and By the triumph OF War
dot, in the role Of Fdss AlbonI who had never sung
in French, IAN ordeal from which the most accomplished
Italian and German artists shrink before Paris audi
ence quietly studied the part and upon the departure
Of yisrdot-amid the doubts fears, rtainties, and
nervous hopes on the part Of her friends who mis-
trusted that she Pering her iame-Ason appeared
At the Grand Opera sang the part In French and with
uch success tina: the feueons Of all the journals
frantic next morning, In their efforts 10 discover word
expressive enough to describe triumph unexpected
and entire. We had the pleasure Of seeing her few
evenings afterwsrd, in this Opera, and although We
could not share the enthusiasm Of the critics for the per-
formsnce as q whole, because il requires remarkable
dramatic power, yet enjoyed TO the utmost always
before the wonderful voice with which she illustrated
the elaborate music Of Meyerbeer In Rnssini. music,
in his brilliant fnales and seeGs Ike the Pz nsess
AlbOni Is wonderful Her voice pours out OF her mouth
without the slightest effort and with irresistible effect
and gushes through the altering fOrgt Of that style
with sparkling facility which is mos; fascinating.
And Der voice music call Il the wells bgbbing ths
bIc's wSsble.7
TIE BriaGisi, from LueTe-ia B0rgia, known tho
DrinHs song, another Of her exquisite bits Of vocal
ration She used often to sing between the acts at
the Italian Opera in Park and il always excited unmn-
gled enthusiasm.
We have no knowledge Of her inteEded movements
IN this country, but confident that she viii be re-
nsrkAby successful She i the frat Of her kind In IA.
world, ard TO enjoy the utmost exhiraon ia her sing.
ing, nothing necessary but TO listen The quality Of
her voice Il sympathetic, that every one whether he
knows or cares anything for music or not, will be
pleased as BY delicious sensation and We shall NOT be
AZ all surprised abe exsites more enthusiasm al her
concerts than did Madame ioldsehuaidt.
Wessy this, nc, having heard her for two years.