The New York herald., 1863-12-28
Musical.
ITALIAN OPERA.

Thc matinee az the Academy OF Music lass Saturday
q great Tho house ovcrcrowded By
ladies in rich toa1es de rifle The performance In
evory respect most brilliant. We doubt whether the
opors Of Don Giovanni ever more completely
derod in this city than this occasion. Mime. Nedori,
~ Donna Anna, much appsauded Miss Keilosss
Zerns OF her most successful efforts. Her per-
formance Of this role has well mered praise from
the critical Last Saturday she fully vindicateA her
claim all that has been previously said Of her admire
bio singing as we'll a. acting.
Signors Bellin and Bachi Don Giovanni aud Tspo-
rollo sang and acted most effectively, and were much
applauded. We should have stated above thai Miss
Stockton. Donna Evira, very satisfactory.
To night NJ Msretzeks artists will appear In Perclias
lone, and on Wednesday shall have Gounod's
Faust. opera in which these artists are immensely
successful
THE POPULAR MATINEE.
Mr. Theodore Thomas popular matinee At Irving Han
great last Saturday. The programme was
most attractive Mms. Borchard, Mr. s. c. Campbell and
Mr. castle sang Mr. 8. b. Mills the pianist Mr. Toul
min harpst Mr.. MoIenhauer the violinst, and sgnoV
Abea the accompanyst while the orchestra played
with admirable enexbls under the direction OF Mr. Tho
mas symphonies ovetures and the Christmas Polka and
Faust Quadriles composed aud arranged by Mr. Charles
Frade We may take the opportunity here Of praisns
the Christmas Polka 1t is lively, pleasant piece oe
composer, and will surely become worry popular. The
quadrcs are worry clcvery arranged These peces
much applasdcd The artists were. one and ALL very
successful and the concert was certainly OF the
most brilliant OF the
ENGLISH oPERA.
We take pleasure announcing that on the 9Th OF Jan
uary Mr. Harrison win ugurate at bis theatre, IN
Brooklyn che Park, series Of performances Of English
opera. The troupe s beyond doubt the best that has
ever appeared In this county the time OF the Tyne
and Harrison troupe In fact, as whole, with tho ex
cepton Of ono voice-that Of Miss Pyne-,he preseas
troupe is superior.
Nine Borehart, the soprano OF Mr. Harrson's troups,
Is a most accomplished musician; she speaks the Eng
lish language perfectly. she received her musical
education In PARIS. she sang al tho Opera Comiqus
and Italian Opera. Castle, the tenor, IN well known
TO the public Campbell. the baritone, has become
great Myorte Mile vvicr and others VIII ieni TIE AID
of their talent TO this enterprise which We hope wiz
meet with the liberal patronage The good people
Of Brooklyn will have finer opportunity OF prov
ng whether they have any tssi. Tor music Mr.. Harr
sou viii produces the Bohemian Girl Mariana, and shs
CAid, an opera never played In this country.
THE oKRnAs orEsA.
This enterprise seems TO be unusually unfortunate
The psrrormaaos announced for ass saturday evening
did no, ,aks place. There great crowd collected
ss the Academy o Music, who dispersed with erprss.
scos the rsverse of complimentary 70 those in charge Of
the German Opera troupe.
AcApxuv ov xusrc.
On Tuesday evening ths Twenty second rerimsns
s,vcs rssd ccsesrt ~ the Academy Of Music. The
programme d vsrssd and attractive. number OF popu
lar artists win assist on this occasion.
On Thursday evening, Dscenbsr 81, MI" Lacy
snous rrand concert viii take place a. Nibo's Saloon
s,ruors sssfani and Morei win sing % this occasion
grand literary and musical entertainment vii take
place q, .hs Brookiyn Academy q Music On Tuesday
evening Mr. De Cordovs viii reciis the new poem shs
soldier Mss Blanche Csrpcussr, Who made 20 brfi.
Ian, debu, few evenings since, will be the pianss,
and the seventh rssiment baud will play