New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-24

era of III TrOVatOre" was

Tho popular opera Va IL AiV'"''AN "S
,.,usa at the Academy Of Music to full ana lash
MIA audience The cast was the same as ht tne
N.-;ous porformaDee, when we noticed II al ehs'n'
v.,v. Ieonora Mile. Caroz1Zucchi; III Irovatore'
-, Mazzo.ini; and the Count di Luna oShor
n,a, Tie artists were in good voice and fully BUS
"a tter PREVIOUS reputation IN these i0.es. The
,",,s and orchestra were thoroughly excellent
~,,s evening new opera. by the Brothers Rico.
- hos heen i, rehearsal for some weeks past.
ia "Cnspno e ia Comare." win be produced with
.,,,r cast consisting of Miss Kellogg. Signo'i lrire
e.n;n Nara. Nine. Fcher and signor Revere. one Of
- most celebrated bufio singers of the day. II con.
,,r, wonderful flow Of melody. the concerted music
.as.hnr and spirited. and tie Instrumentation is Mt
.,os brilliant, meodious and cevery harnonized. It
,,s tte music 10 catch tho public ear by Its rare
,pighiliness.
The first examination of the pupils Of the
x,.opel Conservatory Of Music took place at the
academy OF Music yesterday afternoon at O'Clock.
Ina house vas Filled by ladies most of the probably
,,ous or friends of the pupils who were TO undergo
me o,desl Of examination.
The National Conservatory of Music was established
anna Is mouths since by Mr. Edward Nolenhaue!. the
.sutpovu musician vlo'inist and composer, and is
,pro.ssors in the various branches Of the Musical
ar. under bis sole supervision In this brief time IT has
,ovp 10 be an Institution OF considerable importance
Is various classes hundreds OF pupils
:, the depaytDents of vocal music piano, violin,
,olneelo Cute, cornet-ap.s;on and theory QUEER
Instruments are tanght, specially as required but pro-
t,,orshps in all departments vii DC established pro-
gressively.
Tie system OF instruction embraces both private H.
cruction teaching in classes and concerted perform
sce vocaly and instruments OF the same glass; such as
p.anos or in the full orchestra.
The pupils exhibiting on this occasion numbered some
81 Young ladies' the majority students Of the piano,
ie rest vocal violin sud cernet piston. The piano
sapil. played mostly in concerted pieces dnetcs quar-
s,tes and octe,tes Among them there are no very
advanced pupils but all that is attempted TO be done is
done well. They all appear 10 be well grounded thef
touch is good, and their eiormanee indicates 'ha'
ey thoroughly comprehend the principles Of time In
he unSonous pieces. tho passages, slow OF lihah'
we're executed together with remarkable precision.
TIE expression too was well defined indeed we should
fudge them to be well taught when such results are
shown after so brief course o.instructon There are
many advantages gantd by the system pursued at TIC
Conservatory and evils but far the exhibition
yesterday may be taken sample was ostfavorablt
xn every way. Tie concerted pieces were perforneI
spoD the pianos adopted by the Conservatory and manu-
red by Weber of this city. They square pianos
sery elegant in form. full sweet and rich in tore ant
Of considerable power fact which their capacity Il
be heard in tue Academy of Music. illustrates unde
riatiy and ustifes their selection by the Conserva
rory.
The violin pupil Master Bernhard. did great credit
10 his instructor, MIR. Moenhauer. He has pronis
ing tone nimble finger. bows lightly and forcibly.
and exhibits finish. taste and expression This youth
Am talent which should be carefully tiained he has
materials out Of which TO make a vrtuoso. and Mr.
NOlsphauer should pay.him especial attention.
The second and last exhibition concert Of the Ma
tnA Conservatory viii take place at the Academy OF
Music Of . @ clock this afternoon.
The Brothers Formes, Theodore, Wilhelm
sadCsr tenor baritone and bass, all first class, have
combined together and will, with other assistance,
rive ssrand concert at Irving Hall Monday evening
art The grand abilities OF Carl Formes arc well
Known ard the others have high European regulations
especially Theodore, who was credited being one OF
he greatest enoTs Of Europe II is rarely that three
such great artists are found in family still more
rarely that they should represent the three male reeis
kn IN SO eminent degree of excellence. Tie pro.
yrsnns Of this interesting concert will be published
hsdsy o. two.