New-York tribune., 1866-12-01
MUSICAL.
rAMAn oPERA-wINrEn eARprr.
Mcyerboer's thrillingly characteristic Overa


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ITALIAN oPERA-wIETER GARDpE
Meyerboer's thrillingy characteristic Opera. iba
star Of Che NORTH performed by Mr. Mareszcks Conn
pany last evening at Winter Garden before large and ye
with operaiic habtae both Tor i dramatic pewer ana ~
wealth ofqua yet beautiful melody which pervadss ro oa,
tle solos, but chorus orchestratoB. ""
The 0peg strongly cast last night presenting win ohio.
fine artists two Of the principal rI~a ~ D0nnas o COMPANY
Interest attending the simultaneous appearance o These w..
and popaIsrty and the other nearly her nostias
before aotGsa Miss kc0sg g reoSsRg Of the character q
Grme the lower tones somewhat ner and richer and her er
thrown of with great accuracy and bravoa She acts ~
character with her usual grace and naU One OF the mot
of the first act She sang the beautif aria aud roc f
exquisite grace md pothos and with admirable lnes.
and deiicacy Of execution 1t was altogether charming per
Mss HaucE made hsr first public appearance In SewYod
S - Sa Scy 1 Su yoSdig snd Da S c & o e w
advantages which experience win speedily teach Row 10
melodous and flexible voice which has been very highly Ou
yaed and oy9r which she has very excellent control ooOs
one With moro experience would seize hold and make sf
But In mere voca,m abe areee,y ssh advanced her art
S Sarss cOmmendson fhe duet IN the frss act sswoes
Kellogg and Hauck the most marked effect of the evening
o an fc required expression and dramatic effect a1d asg
with grace and bilisnce Of execution which COMMANDED
The r6le5 sustained by Bein and Anonpec were ue most
striking features OF the evening Thcy both in adnabs
crotasquc characters which the poet and Meyer hare
Strongly worked out Beia sasagey humorous and sang
also sang finely The other characters ably supported by
Baragh Reicflrdt. and Others ,, l.l
forth well neted applause The tenOrs are specially excellent
and the ensemble good throughout The orchssSs was care
especially needs wcconsideed contrast es there Is N Il
much that s 6os,ous 70 ~ and % Ho M t. TsqS s 0n' pep's
The opera whole was decided success and viii doubt
An opsTs matinee viii be given to-day at ocIoek a tho
Water Garden yerdis opera u Troy@t9s g bs si'sn IA
which ho following artists viii SPPsnT Nine MN vsn AZ roc
mission Is placed at 81 all over the house.
THB pozEAEsKI oUARTgTTE soIREES
The first of the Poznansh quartette soirees wss
at given Anschazs Conservatory Sccks Hall In Eghths
the 10Th ins, large and intellectual audience pcsssi
Notwithstanding the very nclement state OF the weather
THE auartees chosen for tho occasion Haydns IN
Minor aad BoehOyensin Major The gentlcmen fauniAs
this lnarte party but recently associated for prnoe
but 5er performace proves they have worked hard and
have studied ntelgenty thoroughly mastering the meaning
YOUTH executive ability and cuthaem in their under
taking The first violin Mr. Isaac Is Poznansh has tne sd
ylntago Of having studied in the best scoothat OF vux
tempe and OF baTng constant practice In quartette playing
Te sJi@S of he ouartettcs on Thursday evening was
very admirable There obscuty; every subject was
cciIy defined snd e oounierpOnt vas enphatlos % and
gbe 20 all Great care taken Of the decae Shading and
of
quartetes given with sneh dne artistic coiOng Inc gem
os &c ES9 is Ts subject g SIMPLY Ss
diu and maryeloasy varied was played with
9S grace sas bs pec m inOnn Gne tone nd Clear ss
ecuon and perfect freedom from all display are gunites
Mhs hrnmstSe evening was the theme csnmsn.
dati5n and admiraton The other artists Aes Bens.eia.
tent for their positions and gave throughout tho whole
ormances general satisfaction judging o their ms. P P
wiz achieve excellence in their nne 9 ana
Madam Rmmsran though suffering from bad cold sang
o1sn1 wy. plsye IN excellent style By crr Week and
pianist whose name did not learn played solo which ~es
The second quartee sOiee win take place Th1HsdsI
MATINEE AT IRVING HALL.
Mr.. James NJ wehli will make his first appearance
ia York this in Matinee at Irving Hal today
Saturday O'Clock lie viii be insisted By Miss AntOnis
sas 81 e1sS'i and fGaieo Mr. " eo M co"uo s
liant reputation which Mr. weh has BY his sheer genas
Will alone insure brilliant attondnnce this ocoason be u.
par excellence the fashionable pianist Of the day and certain
pEsr than any S; except Sc S. That sss
last summer he cOmrS.ea sye,s new g'ess a an'Ss sSs
which is among brani Of his compositions and fully
as effective his Faust fantasia together with other lighter
much curiosity hear the creations OF this extraordinary
Tue Matinee commences at two o'clock .sra
PHILHARMONIC REHEARSAL.
The fourth public rehearsal of the N. Y. Phil
harmonic Society takes place to-day Mt three O'Clock at Stein
ways Hall Carl Bergman win cOaduct
GRAND SUNDAY CONCERT.
Tomorrow evening the fourteenth Grsnd Sunday
Concert will take place Stenways Hail. under the msnsgs
mon, Of AIessn Bateman Harrison The solo performers
will be Mr. Julius Echberg yiolins and Mr. J. w Hin TENOR
The orchestral performance is very ne indeed and very pa
lar also The pieces TO be performed are: Lszt Prendes
Mozhrt's 'Zaubcrloto" Invocation Ia VaSe Weber M
smenta BY Bcioz Overture in Beethoven and the Grand
March by EakOcsy.
MRS. MARIE ABBoTT's CONCERT
Mrs. Marie Abbott will give her Annual OOnoer at
S,enway Hall on Monday evening Dec when she win be
assisted By several popular and excellent aEtiss Mrs Abbott
has large circle OF admirers and viii doubtless bc vel sup
ported By them aud the public
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