The New York herald., 1863-11-05
Musical.
FHR OPuYA.


DosisettiS "Lacsssia borea' wss rops.ss6 sst a,sn
Ing q eur Academy Of Music with The same complete oas
~ on Inc nrs representation for tho season this oss
attractive opera We wish 70 speak praise Of
the admirable manner In which was pat tho stsss
Tho costumes were exceedingly rinh and appropriate
the chorusss were sung with rare ensemble and enect
while signor Nuno mered great praise for tho perrcos
accord Of his large and efficient orchestra
Tho artists who sang the principal roles-Mme Medori,
Milo. suIser. Mazsoen and Biachi-were successful
last evening Monday, and created the Juror
We have seen hcdori and Maxzoioni appear to
greater advantage. In the many dramatic situations
which abound In this opera they worry effective In
the celebrated between tho Duke Duchess and Gen
Dsro Maxsoleni sang the "Nsdremia" exqusitey. Tbs
trio tumultuously spplAuded, and oh
tained by Tho delighted public.
There be doubt that the "Lncreziar Ia great
success We shall expect the management to reproduce
this opera often during the season
To night Mss Kellogg will appear 10 "hsriha"
Tho role Of Lady Henrietta OF her greatest and most
artistic performances and will doubt attract large
audience.
To add 10 the Inducements offered by the favore OPERA
tho magnificent decorations which shall ador the Acads
my Of Music 70 night tho occasion Of the grand bstc
tho Russian guests Of the city, viii bc let standing, and
those fortunate as 70 witness the ball will at least
opportunity OF seeing the effect produced by tho
magnificent arrangement Of the house.
THE woLLENHAUPT MEMORIAL CONCERT
Irving Hall contained an immense and most fashion
able audience last evonng The programme an
nounced for this concert such one az
could but attract tho public. Our most cello
brated artists bad volunteered their services upon tho
OCCASION and the opportunity to hear at the time
many fsvortes indeed an UNUSUAL one; added to
which the original purpose Of tho entertainment WAS 70
render deceased artist tribute OF respect ard &c his
aged relatives substantial proof OF Sympathy and es
teen. 10 all such uppesls Now York gone
rousy. last evening was no exception to tho rule
Miss Kellogg tho favortc prni donna sang With great
success the Ar da ossisnop from Les Noees do Jean
ueue" She accompanied by Nc Ebcn Oh the 1uto.
Mss kellogg ssrs with expression and feeling and
app sdica IN sae hcqri as' Mr. Ebep seocmps-
nsc MISE Btl.ofs admirably -=.>.' .-'-4->. scr,
Ia the seosa Iet q ,hs evening entertainment MISC
Kellogg sa6s tie Clara Louisa Polka" Rcre again she
tic PGtc - oss ccc.n4ed and hearty au use.
Signsr Arz1 accom- aned Mss Kcogg On tho plano. Tho
great success achieved by thc lar ati,ls no doabt
proved most 5isiec.cry rctarl foe her cncr.i upon
the occasiou -
Of tie pisniEis PLAYED this occssion cannot
bnt cay that aud all TO that standard OF ex
cccpcc which tie pgbc expected from ibcm Gotscha'k
n,eenseiy successui his morcea'z; and mad Il
been possible for h;n TO tho demands made uron
piano all the evening Mes,rs Heller, sanderson, Mills
and Pat also esy spccsslul ard received their
share OF the arpiaise cons!anty bestowed by tho
pubic
The German Yiecerkrsuz opened the ccscert with q
Hymn TO Musie which sung with great e,sesrtss
and effect. IN the second par, Of the programme they
sang the chorp 'lhe Miller Daughter" aud alike
successfo In this Much applause bestowed upep
them.
Mcssrs. Mason Thomas, Mosentnal, lezka and Bcfgncr
played quarleto for voins, by Scburnann, and
greatly appiauded Mr. Braao woenhaurt Played 10 OK
quste style rcysrc Tor tbs violin, which was com
posed by hls lanlea,cd brother.
Signor NcneIardin sang with grea, sacccss the aria
finale from "lucia -
Mr. 8. c. Campbell the popular baritone, snng twice
during the evening and elected the tokens OF
approval ror the immense audience which crowded the
house to overfowing. To terminate, will state thas
the wolenhaupt Memorial Concert great and well
meriiod .n .~n
BROOKLYN ACADEMY or MUsIc--Mgs. VAN zAYDT's
GRAND CONCERT.
The Brooklyn Academy OF Music WIS last evening
crowded by highly fashionable audience 10
Joy the delightful musical treat promised In
the programme OF the select concert Of Mrs.
Jennie Van Zand The music, both vocal apa
INSTRUMENTAL everything that could be desired. Mr.
r. Mills presided at the piano, and sSecsted some ef
the most difficulty varlated pieces with than usual
brilancy. Mrs. Van 2andt sang with ccar fresh volos,
full OF melody and swecsess and roundy arriauds1
whenever she appeared as she deserved TO be Madame
DAnRri sang solo and in two concerted pieces,
and usua gave gred, satisfaction. The ELENA
vase, by Senior Abc,, well rendered. but, being
now to the audience was perhaps not 80 well apprccaa
ted as II will hereafter be- Mr.. william Russell Glover,
n somewhat promising amateur, Gang rosnanzs
from "Eliser d'Amofe' with considerable effect.
On being encored he very unwiseiy ATTEMPTED
"0er the summer Sea-" Of with tho Italian words
His thi, occasion was but indifferent
Mrs. vnn Zins. was highly successful In ana
sria from "1aveta which taxed all her powers N give
them ful effect. Her upper notes well sustained,
the siacoa,o passages well rendered. The
audience well pleased loudly 70 applaud ana
encore her.
sgnor YpoIo aud the othor sngers who assisted eou
trbuted greatly 10 the OF this grand conc~t.
which successful indeed in almost every particular