New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-01
Musical.
ITALIAN opERA-AcADEMy or MUSIC.

ITALIAN 0PERA-ACADhMY OF MUSIC.
The favorite, DID, and still popular opera
La Sonnambula was performed last night to very
fashionable but not overlooking audience. The
opera was well cast. but not strongly. Miss Louisa
Kellogg being the bright particular star, before whom
all lesser lights paled. She is specially charming in
the part Of Amina her youth and her deciously pure
voice rendering her the very deal OF the simple and
yronged village maiden From the first 10 the last she
sang sveety psssionetey and earnestly, and acted with
grace propriety and much dramatic power. ANNA
is one of Miss kelloggs most successful presentations.
Signor Irro sang with really admirable taste and ex
preston and although his voice Is by no means pleasant
through its entire range. he used it skfully. and
supported Mis- Kellogg well, that We cannot but
award him a need Of praise. SisnOr Antonucc looked
and acted the Count and sang with unusual spirit
His yrayiso was beautifully given and warmly re-
ceiyed. The subordinate parts were we'll sustained,
and the choruses were admirably SUM-. Unusual at
tention TO have been given to this department
this season. and the result is shown in the attention to
the proper colorng OF the compositions. 1t is now
pleasure to listen to choruses, while, in times gone by
they were rather endured than enjoyed. The orches
ira WA carefully conducted by Signor Togriani.
This evening the opera of Don Sebastian VIII be given
at the Academy of Music Brooklyn with the fine cast
which rendered it attractive in this city. Zucchi
will sustain the leading role and in this opera she has
her finest moments of inspiration. Massmilani Beini
and others sustain this fine dramatic artist effectively.
The regular subscription nights after this week will
be on Monday Wednesday and Friday. the Tuesday
evenings being set apart for the benefits OF the leading
artists Subscribers who DESTROYS of retaining
their boxes for these evenings requested - give
notice previous 10 Monday next. The Benefit OF Sgnor
Mazzoleni take place Tuesday evening next March
= on which occasion LAfrcaine will be- given for the
las time but II ever an artist deserved grand
public demonstration on the occasion of his benefit
Mazzoleni is that artist.
ORGAN CONCERT.
Mr.. George W. Morgan, the celebrated or
ganist will give Grand Organ Concert at the Protes
tant Episcopal Church of ST. John the Baptist. this
evening, commencing at O'Clock. He will be assisted
BY Miss Zelda Harrison Nr. Georgia, and Mr.. &. w.
Colby as accompanied. Mr.. Morgan will perform
some OF his most popular pieces and display his
derul feats upon the pedals. The programme is very
interesting The church is situated on the corner OF
Thirty. ffth.st. and Lexington-ave.
THE MUSICAL CONSERVATORY CONCERT.
A Grand Concert will be given at Irving Hall
by the Conservatory of Music. on Saturday evening
next. The artists engaged are Miss Adelaide Phillips
Sgnor Massmiliani; Sgnor Louis schrisber. Cornet;
Sgnori Edward and Henry Mollenhauer. Violin and
violoncelo and Master Bernhard Violin. The pupils
OF the Conservs tory will perform grand concerted
pieces on lG Of tho renowned Weber pianos and the
programme will be varied and interesting In every way
There is great demand for tickets. and Irving Hall
Vbl be Oiled " IL fullest capacity on Saturday evening.