New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-07
Musical.

The opera of /" I'm Ballo in Maschera" was
performed last night to largo and fashionable audi
ence. The cast was very strong: Amelia, Mile.
Zucchi Oscar. Mile. L. Bossisio; Ulrca. Mile. Frida
De Gebele; Richard. sgnor Mazzolini; Reinhart
Signor Belln the minor characters being very ably
and faithfully sustained The opera throughout was
well performed Zucch sustaining, by her spirited and
powerful singing the new favor with which she is re-
garded by the public, and Mile Bosslso gaming new
friends in her less pretentious roe. Mazzoini end
Beni struggled manully against severe colds caught
at Brooklyn on Thursday night and proved theu con-
seenllousness aItstes by their endeavor to over
come physical disability. Under the circumstances
they did wonderfully well.
The choruses effectively sung and the orchestra
under the direction of Signor Torrian. was effective
in the rendering Of the elaborate Instrumentation
There will be no Matinee at the Academy OF Music
to day On Monday evening the favorite Opera OF
III Troyatore' will be performed, with the following
very strong cast: Mile. Carozzi.Zucct, Nile. b.
DE RossI. and Signors Mazzolni, Bellin and Barili
Carl Bergman will conduct the Opera.
THE OPERA IN BROOKLYN.
The Opera of lone was performed at the
Brooklyn Academy Of Music on Thursday evening be-
fore q large and cultivated audience, who signi
fed their appreciation by warm and enthusiaslic
applause Of the various artists. The next performance
viii take place on Thursday night.
NETWORK PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
The first public rehearsal Of the Oath season Of
this long established and popular society takes place
at the Academy Of Music this afternoon at o'clock.
The pieces to be rehearsed X. Schuwann's Sym.
phony No. 4 in D minor. I.szts Poeme Symphonique,
Mazeppa. first tine, and Beethoven's overture to
Leonora No J. This Is fine instrumental programme.
and, under tho able direction Of Carl Bergman, the
conductor for the season. cannot but prove highly in
| teresting
PERSONAL.
Mr.. F. l.. Rittcrhas commenced course OF in
struction In Harmony and Composition His system en-.
braces both lessons In classes and sngly Mr.. Ritter
is a competent and thoroughly informed musician and
his experience In teaching has been very extensive
His proposition, which be found at tho Music
stores is that meets very great want, and the
improved system OF education which now prevails
should insure TO Mr.. Ritter full classes.
The singing of sacred music is adistinct art and
Is specially in teaching which but few understand
Mrs Edward Loder gives her attention to that special
branch and her long experience and thorough educa
ton in the best school emineny ft her TO mpart that
style anu lnlormh,luu SO fdreIf 10 DC oUlulucu.
One Of our young citizens. Mr.. David NJ Levett son
Of Dr. Morris Leyett of this city, leaves to-day for Leip
sic Germany where be proposes TO finish his musical
studies which were interrupted year since by crcum
stances connected with the We heard him on his
arrival and satisfied that he had talent; We heard
him again a night two ago. after lapse OF year
and recognized an improvement badly credible. We
felt that the art spirit had been at work. for that in
tense desire to excel could alone have accom-.
pshed such strides this enthusiastic young
student has made. not only in technique,
but in passionate expression and sentiment He pro-
poses stay three years Lepsc to study the piano.
harmony. composition, Instrumentation. &cj then to
proceed to Russia visiting the large cities OF Germany
and probably England. finishing his students career by
one years soourn In Ia belle Paris We have faith in
brilliant future for him. tor feel that he Is earnest
ambitious and devoted to his work. We wish him
speedy voyage and predict the realization Of bis hopes
from the faith which is In him. Of the sanguine expecta-
tions OF his friends who have brayey. but rogrefay
given him up 10 art.