The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-09
Music and the Drama.

CONCERT To-NIGHr-Mr. Carl Bergman has arranged
very fine programme for his third grand sacred
to be given in the City Assembly Rooms this evening.
ACADEMY OF MusIc-The Italian version of Bae's popu
lar opera of the Bohemian GIRL to be produced for
the first time to morrow. Piccolomni and Brigno
are to represent the chief parts.
BROADWAY THEATRE-Manager Eddy will commence a
dramatic season at this house tomorrow evening. Put
nam, in which Mr. Aymar and his beautiful horse are to
perform, is to be the opening piece
Observation-Disclosures new drama of the intensely exciting
order Or the title fair criterion Of It's merits is to be
CHA" 1t will be preceded by "Moll Pnchern and the
'Golden Axe"
BrRroy's-Nr. Joseph Proctor is to make his first an
pearance at this theatre tomorrow evening, Vrgnus
in the iavore play Of that name. The Bouxary ballet
troupe will afterwards perform in "Dechalumeaux."
wAIIAcK's.-The "Mcrchant of Venice" is considered
sufficiently attractive to warrant its reannouncemen for
another week.
LAURA kEESE's.-Mr. Tom Tayor's comedy of sour
American Cousin to enter upon the thirteenth week Of
its remarkably profitable morrow evening when
II will be succeeded by dashing farce.
AMERICAN MusRuM.-The managers of this immense de-
pot OF curosities offer their many patrons delightful and
instructive entertainment in the pictorial Illustrations Of
the Arctic Explorations of Kane and his companions
CoLoRED OrERA-Thc different managers have no arrang-
cd their lists of songs, burlcsques &C. for the week
mencpg tomorrow. The aiterpeces are to consist of
"New Year Calls Mt Woods "ShylockV at Bryants'
and ooh Hush at 444 Broadway.
BAIrE's NEW OrERA-A correspondent at London dec.
16 SENDS us the following account Of the OPERA to
The principal excitement Is the production of Bare's
new opera Satanela the Power of Love- The H.
bretto Is translated and adapted for the English stage by
Mr.. a. llarris from the ballet, fIe dabe amoureuxi
and the poetry, which s really very beautiful written
10y Mr. EDMUND Falconcr another OF the Emerald Isle.
The opera in four acts, and will be produced the
splendid new theatre, Covcnt Garden the Goth of Dc
cember The scenery being painted by the five great
est scenic artistoe OF the dayMessrs Greve, Telbn,
Beverly, Cuthbert and Dawson. Tho dresses
being made by the best French and English mo.
distcs, and Miss yno and Mr. Harrison determined to
no expense in the production Of this opera There
are twenty five pieces Of music in the opera besides the
Introduction. Bafc, following the example OF Meycrbccr
Verdi, &c has not written overture this time The
Of the pieces which prophecy will bc1cncored the
following-Mss lyne's ballad (which call the Mcndcls.
sobnan) In silence sad hearts co. This the Of
charming ballad composition the melody is of the
most ueodous ever penncd by composed ancient
MODERN the harmony original and the transitions
most pleasing TO the ear But what shall say the melody,
The power OF love" This is my favorite. II is the most
sympathetic melody ever heard and defy any person,
with ten grams Of feeling in their composition TO hear
without shedding tears Miss Rebecca saacs will sing
pretty ballad; Our hearts not TO give"
Mr.. 81 Ab,n Will sing a very pretty ballad: 'Oh,
would she bot name the day Mr.. II. Carri's pirates
song, "Rovrts rulers Of the Sea- Will be n decided
avorte Weiss has splendid bass song, and duet
with Miss Pyue, and Harrison has three ballads; but
they so beautiful really tell YOU which Of the
three like the best The Instrumentation OF the last
tour hGsos. flutes ard oboe IL aud exquisite The
chofuscs rst rate and The dles to master
pieces o. The DRAMATIC and musical art.