The New York herald., 1862-12-03
WuD10a1s
"0ns0aAa" At TEE ACADEMY or MUSIC.


% much has been said about the opera Of "Dinosah
- ample have been the reviews made d u,
that there remains nothing 10 add save that Lass
Monday nights performance proved we're cor
rect In stating that the music would surely grow
upon public taste. Manager Grau should continue 10
give this opera, were II only afford Nlle CordieS ops
portunities for further trumphs She sings and acts
the role Of Dinorah with much taste skill and judg
ment 10 grow nightly ia favor with the habitnes
OF the opera. Amodo, who dresses and sings his rot
(Hoel) with care, deserves the applause which the
rather cold New York audience besows upon him
susn renders the hunters song splendy Mile Morensi,
who has so Insignificant part in the OPERA neverhe
less heard great advantage, her fine, rich voice at.
h rraat :ec Il and she hunters sona ars
decidedly great attractions and render the third act most
animated and pleasing We understand that on Thursday
evening next sDinorah' will bs given at the Brooklyn
Academy Music. upon which occasion the management
will place the opera upon that stage with all the
res OF fine scenery. full and most fashionable house
may be anticipated The music Of Meyerbeer, thougfso
different from that Of Verdi and Donzett will yet share
Last evening iashonsbe audience filed tho Brooklyn
Academy OF Music TO witness the performance Of "Lu.
crez It not necessary for US 70 review the ope,a
length already done upon the occasi
OF its performance in Academy We wish, how
ever to refer the fine singing Of Lorin in the cavatna
aCom bello y and to the admirable manner with WHICH
Signor Brgnoli sang the adj Pescaoreo In tho second
act Susn who plays the part Of the Duke with energy
purity appeared to gea advantage The tcrzetto Guar
II fugse, rendered by Loriu rgnol and susni,
loudly applauded the audience demanding an encore, and
calling the artists out at the fall Of the curtain Tho
third act was, usual the Of Morensls triumph.
Her brilliant singing of the ''Brindisi" always
carries the audience by They rapturously called
for and obtained In fact, disposition
evnced to hear tho young artistic third tme but, Of
course this declined We can but repeat that M0rensi
with study must attain the highest hcnos Of her profess
sion We have rarely heard so pure, rich and powerful
a coHtralto Lorin who In fine V&,e, acted with
spirit while Brgnolas he does generally ~ this opera
acted his role well as he sang it; higher compliment
we could not pay him. Tonight ''la Favorita win be
given at the Academy OF Music with Guerrabea as the
Leonora.
The artists Of the German Opera have proared to their
nbie and energetic manager NJ Carl Ansahntz, benefit
He has accepted the plimcnt and fixed the evening
OF December II as the date and suggested Becthovcns
"Fdelio" as the opera This will bo treat for
the levers OF music
On Saturday evsnng next December g. grand concert
will be given at Irving Hall by N. Hensmuer's twenty
second regiment Band consisting Of forty performers.
Many Of tho best vocal artists Of the city are engaged
On Tuesday evening" December O. the grand vocal and
Instrumental concert Of Mr.. s D. Mills, the celebrate
pianist will take place at the German opera House, Mr.
Mills will be assisted by the following artists:-Madame
Johan nscn, Herr Wcnlich the Orion Society and the
grand orchestra Of the German Opera