New-York tribune., 1866-04-18

Ben rendering II at the same time so grandy passionaey
and effectively Tie be said of the orchestra for We
do not believe that the orchera of London or Paris would
have achieved such remarkable excellence in the few eaears
ais permitted to NewYok orchestra. But the wide and
varied experience the necessity for rapid reading
demanded here render musicians the most available
in the world and aided by The comprehensive intelligence
perfect control the quick detective ear and the hrm hand
Of Carl Bergman, they accomplish in few loWs what
others would labor at for weeks
Crispno Ia Comare and La Stella du Nod, brought for
ward Miss Clara Louise Kellogg in prominent position
any she has ye assumed In Crpno she created her
role for in it preceded her in that opera She at once
assumed the position leading artist by her admirable
suderng Of the music and By her brilliant and eharaeters
tic reading and admirable acting Of the character. In the
star Of North che exhibited qualities vocalist far
higher in their flight than any she had attempted before in
which she exhibited exquisite purity and meodousness OF
voice m rreproachablc method surprising brianee OF
executive facility and grace naiyeie spirit and adapts
bny that surprised and delighted alike the critic and the
public and made delightful opera pronounced and
wen deserved success
We congratulate MI Marezck upon the success OF his mar
agemen. lie has sluced large and varied repertoire IN
very excellent style both as to casts and stage managements
he has kept lis faith Lis subscribers and the public and has
confirmed them in belief that he is the right man in the
right place and tie only manager who haImonze al tie
Opposing musical clements in our goodly city.
GERMAN oPTRA-AcADEMY OF MUSIC.
This evening Rossini's grand opera Of william
Tel fr tho r time for many years with the following eaat
Mahilde Madame johanna Rotteri JauTny Mademosehe
SorAle Dzaba; William Tell Wilhelm FoImes dis fret ap
pearonoe in opera in this cit Arnold Melohtba trauz
Himmer; Jacques Theodore Habeman; Walter FaIst
Joseph HeTmans; Gessler Joseph Weulch and Urohs
Ienthold Lehman This opera will also be given with IN
creased chorus
The other operas TO produced during Tho brief season OF
German Opera VIII be the Merry Wives Of Windsor, Les
Huguenos Fidolo, La Dane Blanche, Fra Dayoio, ILe
Magic Flute and TannhauSer.
The German Opera Company, under the direction
Of Nj Leonard Grover gare their first performance at the
Academy last night not very numerous audience livery
place suffered severely BY tie stoppaee Of the
railroad cas clearly understood that there would be
eonvyarce uptown after O'clock in the evening so those
who had far to travel s,ayeda home We within the marx
when We saw that the opera suffered the loss Of at least sO
Gounod's beautiful opera, Faust performed in very
intelligent and earnest By the artists engaged the
choruses were admirably performed and tie orchestra was
very complete lite personnel and played smoothly and effect
lively.
Madame Rotter very psinstGkng and excellent artist
bat impossible connect her with the character Of Mar
eueTc Neither in person manner does she fl cut the
character Her To7sonGon too mature and her voice has
lost all iis sponaney the upper portion only retaining ITS
brightness while the middle and lower tones are weak and
clear Still must award her praise for the eornest
manner 10th Of Ler acting and ler singing Nile Dzuba per.
souhed tie character Of Seel very gracefully and sang her
music vesy ecllngly.
Franz Unmer tie Faus. Of the evening has fine voice
ard sings with passionate expression He makes too constant
Use o Liz and thus weaiens the force Of biz e1
prr,ion Int hs reading of the music is emnenty artistic
HefnGus 70 beyond disrgtc the best representative OF
MeIhsorhocs tha: have yet had In NewYork Hsyoiee
is Geert Lis method excellent and Lis acting char
cc,er.ilc ard spirited TIE all made the mistake Of
striving ard used their voices up TO certain extent
before tie close of the third act
CLASSICAL CHAMBER MUSIC,
Ths evening, the excellent quartette party give
their fnh scl6o Dodworihs Hal. TIE programme con
Of Mo,aFs quarotie IN c. schumanns qunieite In
Cat for piano and Beeihoven quartte in T. This is most
interesting program and shoud attract all the lovers ofths
pure and eaatfa ess Of music Tie performers are Messr
Mason Theodore Thomas RoseHiha MaiSka, and Bergner
rRooKLYs PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
Tie fifth anl last concert Of the ninth season was
given by tie Brooklyn PhharmoH, Society the Academy
of Music Saturday evening the lih inst. Tho weather
determined 20 hwar, the best intentions OF that
society wreicIely bad usual but st! large and
brilliant audience Of tie very ds Of the city assembled TO
listen the closing concert Of this popular society
Tie programme was as follows s!nonic No in ID minor,
op 1875 Beelhoven; Aria o alo Fernando. la Fayorta
scuora CaTmera Pooh DJnizct Violin Concerto No in
A major or. 20 Ch De Berio; Nile. Matilda Toedt Over
tarc Oberon Weber; Bocro Vespr Seani Verdi Senori
ia G. Pooh; Qlsrtee for French Horns Weber, Messrs
pierre, L!toI
Only three movements Of the 9th sinfoae played the
fourth requiring grand thoroughly and well trained
ehoru and singers Of the exceptional excellence
render 10 with proper effect Each Of the three
fe wayering in the frst which. however passed
needed by the general pubcreceivcl almost perfect
ion in that clear deineaion Of light and shade and that
satisfying treatment which this wcseected and thoroughly
competent has Invariably shown during this seeson
This orchestra In number &C. not quite large az tst b
the New York Philharmonic but the very best ayers are
comprised in It's organization, large propog m Of them being
fully adequate TO solo peroTmAnces.
webers "Oteron overture wa srperby Played its
po was just ana cach nofent taken up With spirit
ard decision and Ito delicate and spirited subjects were
played with riocision with breadth and effect worthy Of
oil r~ L,ofs overture which a clever and very effect
~ composition equally well performed and the whole
instrumental performance was every way wohvQ the high
reputation Of the Brooklyn Philharmonic Society.
The Qgare,te Of French Horns produced less effect than
any other number Of tie programmes that any player
deficient for the admirably performed but the com
position Itself though mastery contains element OF
,ion and only appeals to refined musical sense appear
ing to the majority Of listeners rather tame.
rs s9@Ise ron where the informa'
tion derived o than doubtiu character that this
excellent Society has failed to meet its expenses this II
this be although greatly regret it, we are not much
suIrsed for know that its oaays the most liberal
scHe 10 eiIehse peihB spafeu " "oAns ITO "0t"'
Of he and hearty support OF its subscribers Tho
Directors done their work noby and their concerts have
been admirable the Society stands side by side
with tie Philharmonic Of NewYok In every point OF execu
tive excellence II has Sustained loss. luckily it will be
but little felt the Society has large reserved fund aeeu'
muated by lite brilliant success in past seasons.
GRAND ORGAN EXHIBITION OF SACRED MUSIC
The first Of series of concerts, in connection with
Odes organ took place at Irving Hall on the 18th inst
Tie soppage the rail nterercd sadly with the attend
all places OF amusement and this concert suffered