, 1863-06-25


en,, VINO nave not attended me opera before.
,snougn ,s. VIC cannot expect that Don Juan
"u ese1 pe pel1o1aneo uete Ill eae nAone1 r.
CURED ~ the opera set 1. was IN em'nentl5
saccess1ul ptoaucuoh' ana 'noagn tne most
ollncu4t ol ~ 1i'e ope'ae' "a' opeu " less
censnfe man any Oh LIE ecason' Ane ofches-
ua "as Ln1n LOT 1ne lnet1 t1ua.A'1'n se4ulfea,
DIT 6uch as II was Is enut'eo 70 gfest credit
for the superior manner IN "hlch they handled
the very difficult accompanlments.
Every character in Don Juan. noss,hiv
with the exception Of Massetto. renuires fri.
claes artists, and the requirement. WA vel,
met. Lorini, as Donna Anna, sang with preat
spirit and energy, especially in the cn.n;na:.
ton Of her role. sa; CHI pono-s. wbere the first
supernatural element Of the work appears.
Her rendition Was handsomely applaudea. In
the duo with Ottayio. fnl1 of wonderful chords
and brilliant instrumental responses, she was
also very fine. In the trio of masks, her voice
WAS also very effective. Considering that
Donna Anna is the most difficult Of the female
parts, Lo1ini is entitled to great credit for her
superior rendition.
Morensi Ne Donna Elyira, looked charming
II In her riding hablt, The ah chi ~; d;o.
with its firm and majestic rythm was beauti.
fully done. She was also effective In the
qua1tetteI dcnouncing Don Juan, where the
voices are In different .themes, executing
sentences OF different design and yet beauti-
fully harmonious, while in the masked trio
her glorious contralto decidedly went far to
win the encore. The scene with Lcporcllo,
in the street, was also most ezcenently sus-
tanned. -......-
coloier Us @ernna was afch' pette, and
gfaeiui' ana Inc very spirit Of coquet1y. She
farg me oo'ts. odHs most e6ee1lently, capltal1y
uini's ou' .ae p'as'ni, coa&'ng coafaetef ol
the theme. Thc beautiful accompaniment
vas also taken In mastery manner by the
baseoon aud cello. The exquisite aria tedrai
carino, always fayorite, was sung with much
spirit and was well received.
Amodio looked and acted the audaclous
Don Juan yery happily. In the Drinking
Song and the screnade, he created quite an
enthusiasm, and was fully up up to the spirit
eo acnon required brignoh, with character
1euc independence, took his part easily, re-
serving himself for the MIC fesoro, the most
beautiful OF tenor ar1as, which he sang In
good style. lie WIS not in tho best Of voice,
however, and tailed to make Us decided IN
Impression Us we had expected. susini, In
the role Of Lepore1lo, from the unique butfo
song, snadalina Il eatale3o, with its mock,
ing accompaniment, to the grotesque
scene at the feast In the finale,
was superb, and fully up to his
part. His tuffo singing is equnl to his grand
singing. Like everything Susini undertakes,
Lepo1ello was artistic, dnished, and complete.
BariI delivered the ponderous, supernatural,
and sustained tones Of the statue at the sup.
per, capitally. He made an excellent commen-
darone. ........
Inc opera, as whole, was better perform
ed, although the most difficult, better sustain
ed In al Its parts, and better received than
any other get produced In fact, 1t was supc-
kosch troupe, four years ago. with yery
strong company, five are 10 have any repe-
utions, include the Don, Mr.. Grau.
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