Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-10-31

Two cOntrGiti have been engaged, both Of
them very interesting and Of very great
merit SignoriDH Olga 0lgini Is the most
beautiful contraitO ever seen in the United
States. She is youthful, animated, has q 6ne
voice, and is withouta rival as an actress =
That she will OF once become the favorite con-
trah0 of the American public there can be no
doubt, as she possesses rare qualifications as
q lyric sttiste Not less interesting is Signo-
ra Castra Polini Rosa, since she possesses
phenomenal voice suited 10 much Of the mu-
sic written BY Rossini for voices Of extensive
compass and brilliant in execution. The
great master operas are nov seldom perform
cd, but they may we'll be rRyiyed for the pur-
poee Of displaying the merits of this artistic.
The teuors are three in humber. Signor
Musiani he's o very high reputation in New
York, Boston and Havana, hating in 1861
achieved great distinction with the Cortesi
troupe He is tenore di forzd aud in II
Trovatore introduced the Do di pstt, musi-
cal feat that gave Tamberlik his great reputa-
ton. Musiani is now the best tenor known
TO Italy, and bis reputation equals that Of
any tenor that country has produced. Signor
AnastRsi is an other brilliant tenor Of the
company. He is only rs years of age, and
possesses the finest and freshesl voice that has
yet been heard in America He has great
repertoire and sings in PuritAni, Faust II
Barbiers di Sivigis, La SonnAmbula and 9th
ar favorite operss. Internationally the anal.
tiles of this artist will place him at once in
the front rank and aboye all the tenora famil-
inr TO Americans. He is not only an excel
lent musician, but he is q most graceful and
earnest actor, and is calculated by nature and
education 70 maintain the same rank in the
United States that has been held abroad by
Mario and Giaseini. II Ia with the utmoat
pleasure that / have been able to seoure tbis
| admirable tenor Siunor Lot,l. also. Ia an
gaoed He ia a favorits in Chicago, and ia too
Sa1l known to mead anv sneoiai mention of
his o,,Iitiss
T5s hari,onas anoaoed nv ma ara s;gnor
Rrand;ni and Sionor Fsllin; Tbev nossess
excsllent voioss are Oood er,ists. young aad
ambitions. and have extensivs reporfoires
from, ,bs;r arnsrenoa in ,he heat onera hons.
as ~ Enrone ~
Tho hassos ara sionor Milleri and s;,nor
poll;ni' Thsv havs fresh and immerssIv
nowarfnl vo;ccs cnltivatsd in tbe heat schooi
and a,e ;nstIv-aSm;red arti.,s Sionor Col
Ia,,; aIso val. Lnovsn in lIhica,o has haan an.
aa.ad as valI as signor Sar,; a. hofFn hassn
;nnor,.nt taatn,s NJ nv arranoements
Ia tho aneaoamant in T1rin of a obotns NJ 99
lsdis. and esniiaman who have 6na vo;cas
and who are in every resnect a most des;ra,
HE acoaiait;on- Thu, with n SECOND tenor
a "a s.cohdS donna a acomnrimaria and nron n.
tar the vocal dsnaTtment will he comnIa,e r
In the o,chss,raI aanartnart 40 ,ba.a
will he adoonata s,rsngth.I The orcbsstra
viii ha oomnossd ,of 9e excsl,ent musicians
The mnaicsI airec,orsbin will he in com oas
ten, bands Sionor Nuno having been enoso-
/ ed for mai nos;,ion -
Il. NAV annear snrc,ising that in an .hor, a
TINA have been AHA 10 sngaga 40 msny
nsrsons and so many of biSb rsnk Il has
not hesn an essv task. and conid not have
han sccornlshed had IL not hesn for The
ergagsmants made e;obt mnnths 400 hv mo
Easonsan S aasnt. olSsrs have hssr ob,s;nsS
bv bpving ont contracts with manSSsrs At
beavv nramipms
/. Among The operas which will he produeed
dnr;ng he ss.snn bssids tho tayorite .tsnd-
ard o5sras w;Il he Paoini's Saffo, / Lombardi
.. Isrrssism hv Vard; Ssm;,sm;ds and VIII
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