New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-05
Music

Ire course OF Uftlas uuIluk tut w l"'' NJ"
fnishsd has smoothly than Il usually rams.
aud the Lopes II the musical public revive sg'R lt,
perhaps 10, too much 70 expect that the managsr vhj
undertakes the direction Of the next season will profit
by the Incl atiops Ct the popular barometer 10 that
which has TO a close and tia. VIC shall see en-
deavors, s least, proiace tAe bss, works Ia man.
her wo Thy Of them,
A review Of the past fortnight sbo that five per-
frmanees hsve been gwen by he Flbhr.foruss
c ucsry including tao representation Of" aar.ba
one Of "RobsIt le Disble o." Lea Hugusoo's," Der
Fr..chiuz TIE Successes nave been msde by i1di-
vdual sgsrs and by engls soeDss the general effect
Of no otere except Martha has bsen quite satisfsc-
tory; tits has resulted however from can -s hardly
In the pow or cf the nstsge's to oouro c'nsitsring
the shoit time so Sed for preparation and the uncsr-
,siuiy Of the pecunisTy from the &c ason. IL
has been made clear ttat there is public
Isrge enough aud sufficiently l5srsl TO sup.
port well an operate company. Who for three nights
in week shall farni.h entertainment worthy Of sup
port Tie people win for goodf4uh horesty, audbad-
ness-le manage msnt; they demand the oest artists
ihat can he obsibedi a chorus large enough ia nuu-
ters steady in dtmsanor 30 drilled as to p-esen!
sentlsnce, at least Of intelligence taught the words
of seir part spd furnished with idea Of the music
careful attention to The businss Of the scene efficient
stage. management, some disci phne 1ng Sbordi-
nat and An approximation the degree Of care
shown BY theatrical mapagef-tbese the pablo de-
mands exp4c's and must have before 1t will steadily
support an otera The novelty sired is not thu pro-
ductiop Of new opera each night; no company in the
world could do tos respectfully LIST one or two pieces
be abs lu'ey well put on the stage. Keep down the
flaming advertisements, and let the public judge
for itself Take, for instance, "Les Hague
ros,p ole Prophetic" ola Juive !" if these
operas should be produced with honest at
tenion TO every bar Of the score 10 every movement
of the scene with the requte perfection of choral and
orchestral effects aud Sh the splsntor Of stage APP
pontments which BELTS the pieces the Academy would
be crowded for weeks Ma. ayers say that they have
ed TIL. and found it not butthey have not tried
II. They lave made show of magpifoence, aud nave
pulled tbemi evss into prepostsrous imitation on &c
count of IT. but the effect has been hat Of ermine and
geld upon a aquaii beggar. The stinginess woich
purchases spapqles by the dozen and red fire by the
half ounce, ard then vsunts itself in long col
unns Of advertising lodges, is not worthy Of pecu
mary support or Of popular fav,r and will have
either for any lorg seaon.
TIE psst feW nights Of opera have given Madame
Fabbri an opportunity Of doing me measure of jas
tiee to her own merits. From the first moment Of her
apr esrarc4 in New.York ii h. commencement of the
season under poiice tire policy Of managers, unavod,
bic acccets If weat err aud popular outdoor engage
ments kept her in the background, and threw cloud
ppon her. But che has now sustained the favorable
opinion which the few always entertained aud ex-
pressed ard has established position in the front
rank of her pr fession. Character tells the stage
quits az powerfully as in the counting-room or the 3D.
cial circle and the people will recognize hoOsst
heart snd rich nature with the same pleasure before
the 10, tights as on the platform missionary NEST
ing The true artist who recog ICES only art who
sefs not the audience except secondary person in
the drama of the night, who throws set bshind AID
tecg mss the character mads living by the composers
FRI who is The same honest faithful, digaihed
servant of greater ls,er, deserves, and ever Si
receive, the honor VIII CD belopg to superiority We
have net upon our age 100 many suca artistsi and
bon one like Fabbr appears il Ia fitting that she be
received with cordial greetings. Her bsst perform
snces among the five ust nisbed we're int the "Hugu'-
nots" and Robert" The fourth act of the former,
and the toond act Of the latter presented most stS-
ing Illustrations of her great dramatic plwer Her
Performance iu Martha" was also peculiarly happy,
especially OF the occasion tf its second representation
are promised hsarng of THE ast in her great part
Of La Juive and II ia to Do hoped that the Amer-
can element Of Eew-York operate audiences will be
more distinctly represented 10 the coming season, go
that the artist may 10 honored by othsrs than those OF
her own country.
The bills Of Laura Keene's theGter have announced
for several days that the Besgafs Opera was
rightly performing there. In l73 piece was pro-
dueed in London intended to cas-. ridiculs upon the
Italian opera and called by the name Just written is
contained three acts and sixtynne pieces OF music,
berg adaptations Of original songs to melodies areaoy
popular. The success Of the piece was something
wonderful was said that ladss carried about upon
their fans copee Of the fsvorite songs and that the
entire vor1 Of London was humming the principal
sirs. L. was said that it vas performed with
out creating an additional number OF thieves Gay
was called the Orpheus of high waymen." Toe
Achbi'hOp Of Csntersury preached against the per-
foIDsnoe ard Ger orally there was fuuer and
buzz by reason Of il. Out Of this musical drama all
the dialogue majority of the characters, most of the
songs and all Of plot have been carefully cut and
left on the shelf Two young women, neither OF whom
has much voice or style, c.me upon the stage siog
few snhtches Of old fashioned melody beaids one Of
Stephen Glovers songs ano something by Bale both OF
these being Of COURSE accurately pied TO the age OF
scareicosed way men, thsse songs are connected
by sersps of entirely independent and meaningless
dialogue. And this dramatic stupidity is called the
"Btggar's Opera" Miss Keene cannot be congratu-
lated upon the /" revival"
1t is said that brother Of Carl Formes has been