New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02
Muslcals


at. Mdllc. BuricLetta Bosisio. Miss Aae''nuo
1sn,o, s,rpor Moxzolen, Sgnor Bellini. and Signor
.n,onucci This is a strong and very excellent cast
.,;ns a. II does some Of the'best Of Maretzeks
-. The occasion will be one of great interest," as
'n,roduces to the public for the first time young
y, ,.;r artist as a candidate to their favor.
,saus Bosisio is scarcely past 90 charming In
I'm and exceedingly pretty. Her appearance Will
" -. ho .rmnathies of ALL and she is said 10 have
beap.iful voice, we'll cultivated. and to possess
s,s talent Such is the report and II true tneie can
=. r,,le Doubt Of her achieving success. The opera
nj. evening is of still further interest 10 uS' us
hack Senor Mazzoleni Of the finest tonors
,hs. ever visited our shores AS a tenor r0oa'o' Nc
"a. bat few equals in the world. suoud 'ne ''us
,,Ovc TO be as she is represented the opera oi lone
ql be a grand success.
The last of the Bateman Concerts TOOK
Acs at living Hall Saturday evening ias''
s.s,a an overhowiugy crowded audience'
~,,oh tos,;6ed in the most enthusiastic manner
',.,, aelicht at the brilliant performances OF
M,dame Parepo She sang one new song Inc
cnsrd's Waltz" by Besgnsni which he expressly ar
,-cd for her voice aud free execution IL preseh'e"
% remarkable traits. and resembles most Oh INT
,al,zcs designed TO show off . iravura SINGER Inc
,e fortune was executed in most biiilah' auu e'
..,,or and with grace and ease which seem
-, 1,t,cplties simple effort OF will. 1t was en-
ii snilst n perfeot storm of applause. Auoers
~ c,om ..Ie serment.' afforded Mule. Parcpa
..o,hcr oncortrui,y for the display Of her brilliant
,ooazatiou This Is one Of her happicst selections
r II exhibits of once, the grace and finish oi hor s
and her perfect command over every vocal resource
p-ook's Moreen Festerlein" was q1Soa mar'eu suc'
ss It's limitations ariisicay executed, tnoue" ~
10 means artistic in their Character seemed 10 pe"'o
the pabic immensely and met witb Of course 'ne Gus
tomaTy honor.
The last song. however, N Bacio" afforded the
ophic an opportunity Of showing their admiration oi
he artist ard their regret at her departure. She sang
brilliantly and as gracefully as ever achieving her
,ssmo notes with that fluent ease as remarkable as
Il is charming This was yehemonty encored, ana IL
,esponse she sang in her unsurpassed ballad style
"Fiye O'Clock in the Morning" At its close, the
deafening applause still continuing, she was competed
N eappear and curtsey Ler thanks again and again tc
Ter enthusiastic admirers.
With this closed the most remarkable series OF con
srts that has been given in NewY ork fer many years
During three weeks some twelve concerts have beer
gven of character worthy Of the principal and The
City of New-York-the scheme comprising ustln
rushed musical celebrity Mdle parepa solo pianis
.nd violinist and concert orchestra. The expense
attending these concerts was enormous, but the resul
hIy bore out the Judgment OF bir. Baeman. who rs
srted that the musical public would lberally sGrpor
N enterprise carried Out q grand scale Each sue
eeediRg night proved tie soundness OF his Judgment b.
ae increased audiences until at the last half OF the sc
es the hall was Etoo small TO accommodate The visit
rs so that both an artistic and peeunary success ha
ieenaehieyed The combination opera favored the re
suit; but to the talents and the gifts of Mdle. Pa
epa most be nscribed the crownng honor of the src
sess Her splendid abilities met with nmedi1teTeeo
,,iou and she rose in ono night 10 the highest posi-
Ton In public estimation. The first impression ha
leen strengthened rather than weakened. and New
York hos honored itself ia thus honoring so distin
rished and brilliant On artist.
After the concert at abont Ii o'clock. Dodwoitli
band assembled before TIE Clarendon Hotel and there
IN presence Of large crowd, played for an bour some
their best serenade music, TO make graceful edier
70 Mdlle Perepa who received her friends and Dumer
oas admirers in a payor fronting The band. SeveIa
ncognitions were made by those present Of her igl
Estimation here and Slr. Harrison Of Irving Hal
briefly acknowledged the compliment in her name.
Mdllc. Parepa appears in Boston Oh "wednesday
e7ening next, when doubt not size viii meet with n
enthusiastic recognition she has met with in New
York.
The Philharmonic Society Of New-lork has
isned its official programme, which Is interesting non
TIE fine selection of music which it presents.
The official programme Of Theodore Thomas:
Shfona Soirees is also issued and is OF equal in
terest
We hope TO see both these Institutions lihera'ly
sppoIted. They present features Of sufficient masea
Importance to deserve the and hearty support %
lie public. and nowhere in this country such sd
riable instrumental performances be heard. Le
hen. then. be cordially sustained
Mr.. James NJ. Wehli has commenced his con.
cert tour in Boston. lie appeared at the Boion Opcra
House and attracted crowded audience. Everything
h played was encored and he NE, with the most en-
hasiaStc and gratifying reception The commence
cent Of his tour has proved most auspicous.
Mr. George w. Morgan has returned from hi
nended organ tour during which be has visited nos
aihe cities Of the West. where lie has met tire mes
hilient appreciation. lis organ playing proved
nTeletion 10 our Western cousins, although he had
tstrument worthy Of bis ability. Mr.. Morgan vii
nat Boston during Mdlle. Parepas stay there and ao
s0psny ler great sacred singing on the great org
isre. That will be q musical feast worth enjoying
At a grand dinner given to Gottschalk tn,
reat pianist in San Francisco be presented witt
splendid gold medal by number Of his friends ant
1 3nirees.