New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-06
ADJUSTMENTS.
The Opera, Concerts, &c.

Inc Vperu, COueerte, Gcs
During the past week, owing to the zeal s,d a.
terprse of Mr.. Nixon, there have been operate ner
formances at tho Academy though it ia hot the repu
lar season, and Mr.. Nixon has not been known az a
mnsisal manager for the opera. The prima-douna
characters have all been performed by bliss Patti -
and comprebended three-Am,aa in La Sonnambus;
Lucia, in Lucia di Lammermoor; and Elrv0, in
Purfani OF Miss Patti we have already spoken,
az regards the two Grst.nsmed Of these characters
Of the last we have say that IL sung with her
extraordinary fexibility snd elegance which have
given her such a reputation in 30 short a
lime. Tho part itself has SIS much to
be overcome in the way Of RAPID, difficult, dazzling
passages, as any other: these Miss Patti showed
herself the mistress. OF Miss PATHS acting must
re !ran from giving an opinion. In the ParitAni
Mr. Brignoli figured ss the tenoraDd no more beau
tiful tenor part was written. RubIni was the
original, and all shat the genie and impassiontd
muse of Beni could muse into ove-Inaking is EVIL
dent in it. M. +. Amodio was she baritone, and
along with Mr.. Susin was called before The curtain
after the inevitably eucored SUOMI Ia tros.6a. Az a
musical waif in the war-period, the last Aeassny
week ought to DO kindly remembered. The company
now proceeds TO Boston.
The Palace Gardens, under the direction Of Mr..
Nixon, afford daily and nightly excellent music by
Tie orchestra, which all may ENJOY for trihe.
VIVA, the regular management now promises
at the Academy of Music has not transpired. When
Mr.. Uhman is ready we suppose be Will speak.
Mr.. Gotscbalk bss been giving concerts az Irving
place Hail. Ii seems " that M. Gottacnak plays
better aud better every time he appears before tie
public. HIS dgital dexteriiy seems TO have
arrived at It's perfection. lis capacity to handle
caves with immense force and rspidity is enor.
NOUS bis EghIness Of touch In spray OF sound, tho
last possibility of quick lingering. 1t may safely be
SAID that Mr. GoL,schaik has extracted from the
piano all that il il capable OF la resonance, dsicacY
ehord-co bisa,iops, oeiases, and individual
quenses Of notes. He ID equally correct end large
with Thaiberg, aud with u passion thar Tnaiberg
has not Enthusiastically in this eountry-wnst-
ever be nigh. have shown in bic young oays. We
would counsel Mr.. Go.tscnalx lot 10 play In q
larger room ever than Irving Hail. His extraord.
nary force and correctness player enable bin
70 maze an Effect in that Hail. already too large for
ordinary solo piano periormers-bu IN tie AcaGemy
lie caunot be effective with all his power Tie
omission Of sn orchestra fIom piano concert, ID q
great gain. The volume Of sound tue duration and
varied color of the uoes ot the orchestra, are very
uutilyorable la their contrast 10 the piano colo
quality. With Tue quartet simply as i'll ihese con-
ceris though the room is too large for the quartet
the central idea of tho evening, the pano-solo, is
not OVERLAND. For more about these Concerto at
Irving Hall, refer readers 10 tbs advertise nents
as they may appear IN our columns.
e.l
Fourth street and Astor pace, tonight, Monday,
will 10 gwen grand concert by the Union Gles
Club and exhibition of TTres California, in aid VI
the Lindsey Blues, now recruiting for the war.
Tickets IS cents. To be bad at the Mercer House, |
or Of the following Committee: John n. W.lsey, |
WIN. X. Gwyn, John d. Tooker, David II. Ealues
Samuel G. Human, Edgar A. Roberts, Edwin S.
Rcn, TAomss Pike, Alex. K. Roberts, l.. SwLt or
at Il g door. Concer! 10 commence at u o'clock.
Tile Philharmonic Society will Commerce ye.
Learssls at irving Hall next Saturday.
The Brooklyn Philharmonic Society will have 1
their SEASON u-ual.
We receive good deal Of sheet music, which IL
cramuaticay as regards harmony, ETC., inaccurate.
We cannot undertake TO make = list Of grammatical
errors, either in literature music. 1t ought TO be
be studied for some years deyotedly before mau
PUSHES into print. II would be wei for lie music
publishers to comoine, and employ oonIyapuatist
10 correct suen wrelched binders They have no !
r.rallel in literature. No writing books or ios
tie Journals would ray, them s"-bat them is -
i'll music is as common rs sood musical syniAx.
A correspondent asks us about the appearance
Of a certain artist Il. TIC Academy. We presume
that at the proper time the Direction, Whatever or
wnoeve it il, will announce tue name OF the artists
engaged; but beyond that We cannot 30. We shall
not waste words with rec,ung the probabilities OF
certain eng.gomeE,s being made, or affirm tia;
certain ones ought to be made. We deal emily in
iac,s which belong TO our proper domain. The pub
lie. by the way, may complain with great reason
about broken promises. The press sometimes Is
neuaIized for simply repeating what - sol1 H. as
il supposes on good faith.
but lrale Is SAID OF music in Europe in tie foreign
Journals Hiss Adelina Patti is engaged atthe Italian
theatre PARIS il is mentioned Tor the seassn: sgncr
Mario--uot, for some reason. II. Bero1 has pro-
ductd an opera, with reported success: II Is well
however To wait sor continued approval for work
before al opinion on us theatrical, heaScry-sox
morits is resogded.-rAe sabject Of the WORK Is
Beatrice & Benedict. The German correspondents
of tie LONDON Musical World in noticing gu unsuc-
cessiul DEBUT Of y singer says;--" In she present
mourful state Vi the opera NJ Germany, where the
AIT Of snging-1 art il cln DO calIed-s running
more rud more riot every day. and where the paucity
OF genuine and properly trained vocasts is increasing
with terrible rapdiiy, this difficulty tof octalnins
artsis) must be most serious one-all the more So
because in the cs school Of mnsc there is nothing
10 be elected by mere nataralism, unaced by