Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-08-20


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whose high deeds shared, In the Parisian mind Of
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TAMnrnuix AS "JEAS or LEYDES."-At tho Royal
italian Opera, In London, Meyerbeer's grand opcrS,
lie BePophee, was rec, ntly produced with splendor
and magniccnce that we believe has never yet bceB
equaled. signor Tanberlik made his FIRST appear
ance this in the character Of "Jcan Of Ley
den, and his singing much distinguished as
formerly for correctness, vigor and energy, and ha
impersoDation Of the mock prophet characterized by
| a manliness which invested tho character OF the
| imposter-prophct throughout with wonderfully
| sustained interest. "Tamberliks John Of Lou
den,' says the Morning Post sis well known to our
pubic, who have long Justly regarded Il a. one Of
his very greatest Efforts and never did he play tho
very arduous character more finely than on Tho
presct occasion. All the great points Of the part
| were ftaken, aa formerly, with an unuucstonabic
appreciation Of their merit; aud the 'RedcI celo'
| in which the marvellous voice OF TamberIis, ami
/ mated by truly heroic eestaey, gives outsthose
| famous and Cnaturals di peho with aforce which
mekes the 'vanited roof rebound, again created
what the Italians would call Cnrore, quellcd only
by the rraplearaneo Of the singer twice before this
curtain atthe end Of the act, to which the air In
question forms the finale" ll ~. fea. H =
| TnE NEw PABIsrAY OpEnA -HousE. .--The project or
the new grand Opera -house, which is 10 he one Of
the monuments Of the reign Of Napoleon III, seems
not yet 20 he definitely settled. II was supposed
that fine Site the boulevard, opposite the bcau-
tiful Hue de Ia Paix. had been chosen, but none or
the plans submitted for the building have been
accepted, as yet and II Is said that tho location
possibly be changed to some spot more eligible in
point OF space, This rumor has been denied by the
Official journal but all the statements OF the BfoHi-
| terr during the past few years have hardly been Of
evangelical yeracity. q ser io roiaTra
THE GnEAT sINdERFEsT. From report pub
llshed In the Buffalo RcpuJHc we learn that the re-
CENTS OF the eengcrest Festival in that city wcrs
$500, including 6s2 receipts from three concerts.
Thc disbursements, on thc other hand, amounted TO
e46Si CO, thns leaving balance Of SI2l ~ Ths
sRngcrfest success financially, wclas every
| other way. vi .f, .r..., is rtltf
4 AxrcpoTE or JuLuES This eccen nitric maestro was
engaged, once upon time, to play for mere pit =
tance before certain lord, who requested his
ant to "teli the gentleman not to play any thing
teo long-that he did not like long pieces" !" Tha
necompanisf did not know whnt to do; but Julien
said 10 him, with n smile, "Stop when stop, aud
closc the book Every silent and listened.
Julien played twenty bars and stopped. Tho accom-
panist did the same. The audience were in rapturcs
and his orship running up and pressing the artists
hand, said. "Ah, Monsieur, the piece ou have
played Is admirable hut IL is too short-you mu .
/ give us another" "with pleasure. my lord, but
you must pay me double. His iordship consented
enthusiastically. Quietly opening the music again
Julien went on from the passage where he had left
OF, and concluded the piece amid thunders Of ap-
plause. .rr i-H ta.aft tH- 1HNl1f
AGREEABLE 0S Dir ron 0PERA- -GoERs.-signo
Tambcrlik the great tenor, will make an American
tour, commencing early next spring He will be
his own manager, and will bring out new compa
ny, including two pyi,ac dome. II is said thai
nc mnac ci%"oo last year By hs voice. but be won't
make that by nlanaeipg, well wager. .
| AT Genoa there have been several Derfornia noes
for the benefit Of the Fund in support Of the siciliau
Insurrection. The last deserves especial notice a.
being signalzed by the appearance Of the cole
brated Signor Tamburini. He sang the cavatna from
La SorndmtuIa, the duo in II Barbiere and the ali
| OF Mdomefto His reception was enthusiastic; the
applause which greeted him being no lcss addressed
to the patriotic italian citizen than to the ceie-
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