The New York herald., 1862-12-22
THEATRES AND rHE OPERA.
Musical.

mUShcah
Sne the close OF Manager Graus short but prosperous
spsrstc season have had 20 fan back upon the oer
uss opers as source Of musical epcymsnt and very
aTc'sn. reserve has II proved. Mossrt's 'sNozze di
fgaro has been the event Of the past woek, its per-
.ormanoe having for the bsnehl Q, Madame Roter
The house was full Madame Jchannsen as the Count
sss and the hcnsfcsdre as Susanna, were, as they
ever sre efficient In their rolss We must say how
ever that OF the others were feeble, inducing
belief that insufficient rehearsal had been made. The
music OF the ''Nozze" s HIGHT sparkng but neverthe
less requires care and above all that oyery Part should
he well nasd, great variety Of operas please and
attract rudoub edy but they should he wel rehcarsed,
and all tie ress be perfectly rendered for the enjoyment
40 be complete We grieved to hear Of the illness Of
Manager Anschuix. His ndisposton viii prevent any
performance at the German Opera before Thursday
evening next
Tho Sunday ssSacred Concerts Of Madsne Anna Bishop,
given al tho German OPERA provo great attractions the
artist rendering the grand Of Handel with ezsni
site taste and feeling
Manager Gran il having an overwhelming success iu
philadelphia The critics of the CITY Of Broherly Love
that with such company az Gran has engaged,
opera might be given simultaneously In New York,
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would wish TO retain the entire troupe ourselves. The
short resrte which has taken place IN operRtc
son causes Us sadly miss that most refined OF all cntcr
ts,nrnents aid right gladly slail We welcome back
Manager Grau aud his artists, goat included The Phila
delphis opened with ia rraviata.n or Mime.
cusgFabe.a's yer ormance the critics all speak in
favorable The Ga-she ssys apropos Of this
artist
Madame Guerrabcls Las all that is requisite 70. q
regang oper tic celebrity and favortcyogth, beauty
splendid voice, high culture and exquisite taste II sa
long time since We have seen upon our stage any one
who could Vie wi her IN good looks, dignity, grace or
ease u manner and do not cxsgseratc whcl say
that she is indeed the belle OF the Opera usual
N find Id
superior voice aud excellent cGtiyaton but such is the
Gaze with Ia Gu.rabela aud surprised her
Earopean popu hrity.
OF Logini, who appeared In tIucrezls" rs well rs Mo
sens. the Pila ephians speak In tsrns Of unqualified
praise In fact, the verdict Of Philadelphia is unanimous
y in favor Of Mlager Grau ail his artists The opera
Of Dno ah has proved great success, aud Mile Coz.
der is highly spoken Of Brgnoii, Amodo aud Sasii,
there, as here meet th well ,rcri,ed approval.
Madame de Lussan gives concert tonight at the
Rroosyn Athenanm. She will be assisted Nv M de la
Perr!cre Madame Errnna Carrerc and Mr.. Arry, the
siolnist
We desire TO call speca attention % grand vocal ard
Instrumental concert The bencat Of the wounded soi
dss to bt given by the pupils OF the Cooper Union asc
class assisted by Mrs Mozart, Madene S.oe2el other
distinguished artists, Tuesday evening next Ii win
take psce the large Hall Of the Union, under tho pa.
troLage Of number Of leading citizens The repra
ticn the Performers and above a the good work It
des.sned 20 PROMOTE VIII, We are assured, attract az
foSins audi nee.
On Christmas nj hi the New York Harmonic Society will
g7e their eleventh annual performance OF The Messiah
at Irving HAIL The orchestraa very powerful
rrlss iaany o. the most accomplished musicians the
city Mrs Mozart Miss E. Coa,lr, Mr.. Jenny Kempton,
NJ G. Simpson aud Mr. J. r. Thomas the artists who
viii assist
Tonight Teresa carreno the child pianist gives grand
gala concert at the Academy of Music. She will be
sisted by tho most distinguished artists 10 tho city
MTNSTRELS
We are 10 have novelties In the minstrel line tS week
The different troupes each give matnees Christmas
day. BacSloys open at the Palace Garden Music Hall
thts evening"
Bfya1ts as usual, offer racy treat u their patrons,
their programme being varied each evening.
Hcoeys, at Brooklyn, continue the burlesque aThe Old
Folks Concert We assured that Mr Hccley offered
10 give concert al the Brooklyn Academy Of Music for
ths benefit o. the widows and orphans of deceased sol
de-s from that city The Academy directors refused
siye the house for that purpose.
Al Wos Hall burlcsque rusp Neyerbcer's 'sDiHorah'
viii be produced this evening The whole affair promises
20 be unusually harmonious and attractive the cast being
stroag oae including the goat. The peculiar melodies
srpertaining to the OPERA win be daily rendered