New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-09
Musical.

The celebrated European artist, Madame Pa
repa. has arrived AID viii commence her concerts
Irving Hall on Monday evening next. September Il
As the time Tor her debut approaches public curiosity
is becoming very much exercised TO WHO she is
where she sang and how she ranks These questions
are natural from the fact that but very few know any
thing about artists resident abroad and Madame Pareps
has bad no high flown biography published about her.
and preliminary putting has been altogether dispensed
with in her case. We can answer a few questions
about this lady Madame Euphrosine Parepa was born
in Ednburg Scotland. and is the daughter OF Count
Demetrius Parepa Wallachian nobleman ofhigh rank
who left his country for political reasons, and his wife,
nee Elizabeth or Lsbeth Segun the sister OF the cele
brated and popular basso. Mr. Edward Seguin. The
mother had beautiful voice, was fine artist and her
devotion TO her profession probably. Influenced tue
destiny Of her daughter Euphrosne Parepa.
Her musical education acquired during her long
residence in Spain and Italy. whittier her mothers
musical engagements led her. bat in neither Of these
countries did she commence her artistic career. Her
debut was made in the Island Of Malta at the Opera
House in 1856 where her success very brilliant
From thence she took the Of the provincial operate
cities Naples Milan and Florence where, with the
unfortunate but great tenor Guiglini she created
flrors in Tantani's Sonnambula. She equally sue
cessfu in Lisbon. Madrid, Rome. Berlin, Wisbaden,
Frankfort and Hamburg, and at the Gewandhaus con-
certs Liepsg, she commanded the admiration Of the
most critical audience in Europe
In London which has been her home for the past few
years she has always held first position, aud the crit
icsms OF she journals Of that city have constantly been
of the most faterng description. She sings with equal
facility and correctness, in Italian French, Spanish
and German and her English ballad singing is said to
possess the true national ring. which has descended
from Mrs. Bland and Miss Stephens. All concurrent
testimony goes prove her accomplished artist and
We have little doubt that the NewYork public will give
her fair and generous hearing and We hope to be able
to ndorse the favorable Judgment passed upon her by
the European critics and publics
Carlo Rosa, though not much known in Paris or Lon
don has met with marked in the other principal
continental cities He is said TO be brilliant and i'm
FASHIONED player and one of whom Herr Joachim now
the foremost volnist Of the world pronounces to be
genius Oh his instrument. We shall soon hear and
know
The new American pianist. Mr.. Dannreuther. has
already made mark in the ant world Of music having
achieved signal success his appearance il London
Although educated in Germany, he is a natiye-born
citizen, Cincinnati being the place of his nativity. His
stv,e is said to be Of the classic school with sufficient
dash of the romantic meet the popular taste. As the
concerts will have the advantage of an orchestra,
NAV hope to hear. from him, some Of the great con-
ccrtOs.
Mr. Bateman. the manager has conceived these con-
eerts in the most liberal style, and believe that the
public will come forward and support him in his enter
prise If Madame Parepa possesses the singular charm
of voice. style and manner Of which report speaks the
success of these concerts is assured from the first.
The sale Of tickets commenced yesterday at Beer &
Schirmers, SHELLS aud at Irving Hall. The demand
was active indicating that the public interest is fairly
awakened in these concerts The sales will continue
to-day and Monday.
Mr. Max Marezek announces that his Fall operate
season will commence Monday, the 25th inst IL is
understood that the star the occasion will be the ne"
prmadonna Sgnorina Bossisso. in lone, supporter!
Mazzoni aud an otherwise strong cast 'no PiV'
peeus Of the season has not been issued yet pu u we
may Judge from the strength OF the company, Of ~
aud very varied repertoire is within inc sop ~ IT,
Maretzeks means we learn thai the subscription list
il already very large and that the prospce' io
ing season is lattering in every resPee"