The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-19
LENNox AND RAYMoND's BENEFIT.
Muaical.
GUN BALLO IN MAsCHERA'' AT THE ACADEMY OF
MUSIC.

GUN BALLO IN MAsCHERA" AT THE ACADEMY OF
MUSIC.
The disappointment experienced by the public last
Monday evening unavoidable, far regards the
management the favorite artist who appear
"Norma." NINE Medori seriously indisposed
that she could not snga fact which she announced to
her manager due season. but with the that
II any Improvement took place she would, although SUI
ferng, 60 through the opera. IL became evident
wards close Of the day that her appearance i'm
possible, and hence as there was no time to prepare
another performance, the Academy perorce, remained
closed that evening Last night, Nine. Medori being still
indsposed Nine Gucrrabclla consented at short notice.
the role Of Amelia 10 the aBallo," the
nouncement Of which fact crowded the house. IL
known that Signor Beni would appear as Reinhart,
role in which he well merited triumphs IN Havana
These were all powerful Inducements, and, as we said
above, the Academy was filed
Nine Guerrabella lAmelia), whose voice is admirably
cultivated has the additional advantage OF unusually
fine sage appearance, and Is worthy TO rank in the
new troupe as their equal in dramsttc force She
with the most nattering demonstrations. Her per
Torrance emncntly attractive, as was proved
by the applause which greeted her during the entire
the cur This drtite Is decided acquisition to the
Mahtzek troupe enabling the manager 10 produce some
operas which have not been sung in New York Tor long
Mile sulzcr, as the enchantress appeared 10 crest al
vantage We have recently reviewed her performance
Of this role that II Is unnecessary 10 enter into lher
details here. We viii simply add that her
great on nor nrst representation or the part.
Mile Ortolani Brigno pleasing Page Oscar. We
do not think however that she appears 10 great ad
vantage in this role as in Voleta 10 the Travsta" Her
voice. although not powerful Is most pleasing and melc
dious aud is under great cultivation There lacking
Mile Brignos role OF the Page that dash which belongs
to the part Her rendition OF the OF tho roe
all that could BIO desired
sgnor Mazzoleni Count Ricardo immensely sue.
cessfu Az the first night OF the "Ballo he sang the
barcaroe with infinite zest and power II tumutu.
ousy cncored Throughout the opera he met with the
same success lie sans admirably, while be acted The
role to perfection.
signor Behni, OF whose performance Reinhart we
heard much praise fully equal TO nntici
patons lie infused In this character dramatic warmth
which impressed the audience In the scene between
himself and, he suppcees, his guilty wife. he
grand The public bestowed upon his Efforts the warm.
et applause As this artists voice RECEIVERS from the
hoarseness which has yelled II up 10 the present time. It's
power and purity become more apparent II Is
evident that Belni will become great fayore New
York.
On Friday evening the "FavortaY will DO given with
powerful cast.
GA rRAvIATA" AT THE BROOKLYN ACADEMY oF
MUSIC.
Tonight the Marctzek operate troupe make their
debut al the Academy Of Music, IN Brooklyn, upon
which the favoriie opera Ia 1ravatn will be
given, with Mile. Brgnoii, Mazzoen and Bcinl
IRVING HALL.
on Saturday evening Mr.. Robert Golibeck's
Grand Orchestral and Vocal Concert will take place at
Irving Hall, which win be produced "v.cto.
ria symphony for great orchestra, by Robert Cold.
beck, embodyng the ideas % Peace, Struggle and
Triumph. Mr.. Godbeck has the honor 10 that
the gentlemen ol the New York German Lcdc kTanE have
kindly consented 10 sing this OCCASION under con
dGetorship OF Mr. A. Paur The following artists have
also kindly volunteered 10 assist Mr. Godbeck Messrs
=. Il Mills, William Mason and Theodore Thomas The
orchestral pieces will be performed by the Of the
Philharmonic Society under the direction ness Theo
Thomas and X Goldbeck.