The New York herald., 1863-10-12
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II Is mos. angular iact chat between impressdrios
aud their artists ;here eyer exist feeling Of
bitter snimosiy. There are believe, some exceptions
n ths rule bot thcy give the emiha
ais 20 H. Nc nre ted % ,ake these remarks by the
events which occurred 'as, Saturday evening at
Academy OF Muso, 70 which briefly alluded IN our
account Of Saiu day rer:o. nance
favori,e art IT selor sszzolen, while singing the
rle OF roIlio In "No. ma" suddenly lcst bis voice
He made efforts TO clear his throat, but 10 vain
and became apparent that he could sing that
svcoing. This great misfortune. as Nine hedcri
was in splendid voice. the house 1led by ali i'm
mense audience, airactct BY the opera, which
doubleday tho great success OF last season.
Tho moment the curtain fell tho Arst Mr. Msret
sek sent to the front the house the services
q OF the artists who presentnot belonging,
true to bis troune but unemployed for the moment
He willing to pay generous remuneration for the
sudden service demaodsd. We refer when speaking OF
these artists two particular. They tenors, and
coud either Of them have rendered TO tho management
bhe favor required and ~ the sae time have given 70
che pnblic proof OF their gratitude We say gratitude,
because season they kindly received BY the pub
Ne when substituted ~ moments notice for popu
las artists. Ihis cs they shOd net have overlooked.
sal should have rswsmbsred that they owed some
acknowledgement token OF good viii. 70 the pusc.
10 our astonishmsns informed that those ars
sts had prscipassy t the Opera Houss tndulging In
As hope thas the management would sur thereby and
chat the performances would nscsssarly oome 70 Close
Ths rather patarsd desire frustrated BY ths tact
or Marsszek. who forward and made known his d.
lsmma 70 tho public. He received wHh applause,
and his proposal that ssnor naszoen should proceed
Win The opera bsss he might heartily accepted
We sorsy tempted To give the names Of the artists
70 have referred 70 sbovs but will abstain thsr plan
nttsry ed and they lose the sum they might % easily
nave srncd 70 ~ nothing Of tho favor they would have
esised IN the estimation OK the public
This evening "Esnani," will be given. with Medosi.
Aaxsolini. Bsllni and Biachi.
On Thursday "Rsoletto" will bs presented at the
Drookyn Academy Of Music, with the same brilliant cast
ss In New York.
sIoxoR BRI0x0Lf.
We hope sincerely that xr. Maressek VIII engage Brig
no He should have two favorits tenoss aod with such
q Brigno and Maznolsai he could have mrs. brilliant
season o might divide bis troupe aud give opera here
and 10 Boston Pniiade pha 81 the time besides
giving . most diversified programme. with Brgnoii
secured karsszsk could givo any opera This favosts
tsuor FREQ and the chanc- for Ma etDsk 10
m unusual rbs puoho hero wish 70 enjoy such
operas a. "Incia." ''seuuambus," IA Favorts.' -
"Purtsani and otbers, which are - admirably sung by
Br.gnoH
We aro sure that the public viii amply pstrouize Ma
additional engsxsnso, n BrgnDl. Nos York anord
90 pasroozs tie Opsra aud tho more brilliant s the
entertainment the liberal viii bs the encouragement
given 70 Il BY the pubic
raE oriscHAfx coxcEHrs
On tho 10th favo I,e pianist Gosschsk commences
series OF concerts 1t Irving usi- They VIII be. be
yosd doub immensely attractive A. this popular artist
viii play great nunosr Of compositions written by
him during past some beautiful romabcss
Ind bailaIs also composed by Gottschk. will be sung
BY tho artists as-,s,ins ~ thcsc concerts.
POPULAR ooscsRrs Al IRVING 8ALL.
We take great pessure IN announcing that during the
season a popuw SScst viii b. given every saturday
sitsrsooo at Irving Hal, under toe drsciiou Of Mr. Tbeo
dcrs lhstnss. rhess concerts mstnees, will be ren
dered attractive by tire per ormance of our mos, popuar
Artists II h tho intention u these concerned getting
up these entertainments arerd native talent an op
portuny to afea before the public, and from that sac,
sooe heartily ocusnend the undertaking 1heso sos.
c.rls viii commence the 24th.