New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-05
Musical.
ITALIAN opEgA-ACADEMy OF MUSIC.

ITALIAN OPERA-ACADBAy OF MUSIC.
This evening, Verdi popular Opera, ii Troya-
tore. will be performed with the following splendid
cas-. Caro7i 2lcchi. Madame Bins de Ro'si Anu Sig
uor Muzoeni Bellin and Barib. Carl Bergman
directing With saoh cast Il Trovao.e NUT be Hne'
!, performed
Don Ps,lua.s wa, given NJ The Matinee on Saturday.
oefoIs large sDG fashionable audience notwhstand'
ting the vreohed state OF the weather and the condition
o. the streets The chic: point OF interest was the sp.
pearanoe OF nsw buao singer. Signor Sarti who took
tbs par, which 10 years gone by Marni filled 80 admira
by siguor Sart is not personally impressive. and bis
voice ,Aough Ssrr plsasa. is light, and consequently by
effective in the roll o. the Dc- He possesses
bur little OF the rs con,fd apparently aud 1n.sss sumo
nervous ndty restrain bis flu powers We CANNOT more
TO find in hir DE Begins. Revere. or even SaNni.
SgLora Boslsio sung and acted both gracefully anc
pleasantly appearing TO better advantage than on any
former occasion. Beini's Malatesta was q rich and
nnotuou, BIT Of gng aud acting which loses little BY
the rsmem brance OF BadHli IN the Same character.
Belni Is good artist tina; he uses bis best efforts
to faithfully interpret every character be undertakes,
and bis Efforts are always successful lire gained
Unanimous encore in Come Gentif and was very sue
cessui throughout the Opera Don PasQuas win be
peaed on wednesday night.
CONCERT OF THE BROOKLYN PHILHARMONIC
SOCIETY.
Notwithstanding the very unpleasant weather
on saturday evening the Academy Of Music bril-
an,y attended the occasion Of the Fourth Concert
OF the Ninth Season of the Philharmonic Society.
The programme was not of great attraction to US.
although the selection was 10y means poor but it
was Of character altogether miscellaneous for first.
elias, Philharmonic Concert. Trombone solos and
modern italian sriss coad not b lett ont Of classical
programme.
Gsdes symphony in Minor is work replete with
beauty and il not in every point agreeable to strict
music al rules or the ideas OF those who find no SYM
phony beside Beethoyen's worthy OF high regard yet
apart from its close affinity With Mendelssohn's sym
phoaic compositions there Is slight ground for obec
on from the general public. II was admirably played
and the most pleasing moyement-Andantino Grasioso
came out like charmed thing OF life in the gracing
Interpretation OF the orohestra.
LISTS Poeme Symphonic. Mezeppa was grsndly
performed, aud those who heard 10 Oh Saturday night
we're far more inclined TO accept IL composition with
purpose and correct estimate Of effects IL clearly
aud vigorously interpreted.
Webers lovely "EurVanthe overture being last on
the programme scarcely received that enthusiastic
toe which It's own merits. and the excellent exposition
OF them BY tue orchestra, really deserved. But as 10
o'clock had some time passed. many were uneasy and
dslneincd TO hear atentyey the beat music Of the
evening.
The singers were Sigrora Or!olan and Siguor MAJ.
lolcni Ortolani sang Non 30 iueg0 very brilliantly.
Mazzoleni was In superb voice and fairly electrified
the audience with its wealth. brilliance and color of
tone. He was compelled ~ repes. the last part OF
"Queso aqnea, contrary TO the rules OF the Society.
lie sang finely. however that VIC cannot blame the
audience The vocal music not having been rehearsed
with the orchestra the duet not as steadily per-
formed a. 1t mig have becn as Mas1oeni was evi'
IDENTITY anxious much 80 that lie occasionally
changed the vowel sounds in trying intervals, thing
unusual With him.
Mr.. Letschs trombone solos were wonderfully wei
performed. ....
GEORGE W. NORGAN'S ORGAN CONCERT
Mr.. George W. Morgan gave an Organ Con-
cert al the Church OF ST. John the Baptist IN Thirty
ffth.s OIL tho LIST inst. Considering the many other
attractions progressing that evening the large attend
anco proved Mr.. Norgans popularity still in the ascend
ant. His performance was admirable throughout but
the audience had opportunity to reward his skllf
performance with its just need Of applause for the Rec
tor promulgated stern decree against the slightest
token OF satisfaction and severely Teprovsd attempt
to express the delight which all derived from the orgsn
list skill The organ selections comprised Wely's Ofor,
tOirs, Baoh's Fugue in nat. Mendessohn's besutfr
overture which Is made 30 charming by Mr.. Morgan's
well considered organ effects. his OWE Ballad Varied"
concluding with the Finale 10 BeethovensC Minor
phony In oil these Mr.. Morgan displayed tho most
mastery manipulation. and proved 81. perfect
and command OF oil the resources Of the instrument BY
general request no played one OF his most snowy snd
popusr peces which Afforded opportunity for the dis
clay OF his really wonderful pedal playing.
Miss Zelda Harrison sang very piessaptly hss rioh
yoco telling out we'll In the ample space Herr koeoko
method worthy 60 critical an audience
Mr.. ROBERT GOLDBscK's s0IRkE.
Mr. Robert COldbeck gave bis second sOiree