New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-29
MUSICAL.
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The second night of the season was very unfavor-
able regards the weather bit Attendance was both large
and brilliant Tie ever fresh and pleasant opera Of Fra Dayoo
was presented capital style a. regards the leading roles
which have rarely been more satisfactorily rendered, Inc saa
ana less Of carcaure than We usually hud IN the HANDS
OF of less experience aud smaller genius Nou iesOI
ing 20 bureque in which the gentleman MADE snob
fool R0lcOu presents strongly markeq ana proael
humorous version OF high bred but abg ia5tdOus tA ser
II Character srewly aEd brilliantly drawn, and uI OF
points which tel sth the public and one which only man o.
he talent could create and stands out IL b1aa iee aOAs W
Zcrn is one Of the happes OF Miss Louse Kcogg efforts
The music suits her style ad she sings with that gaC anu
naiyco which are the charms Of her manner ana Nlf ll
character specially demands Maz1O.eni u certainly vac Oau
ideal Of the daAng Fra Daroo far as bearing ana laln
concerned The one fault he evidenced IN MS hTst ps
OF that character pl00n ana ROBUST eue
II seemed impossible for BIN 10 sing IN meZQ NOe
THIS be has overcome in great measure anu sung te
love songs sublIed and at the time passlYuhN
manner last evening Il marked improvement and sup
Piled the thing wanted to make him the most effective ira
The music Of Lady Pamela is not at all suited to Mine
Tesla bu She made the best OF as might have been
and tle chorus and orchestra were excellent a..
Ei,iF dAmore VIII be given at the Academy Of Muse Us,
Amas NJ Hnuck will perform the principal role assisted ny
the principal artists Of the company. ,,.t
On Friday evening the latest success OF the Maezek
Company The star Of the North Will be performed with the
following brilliant artist assuming the leading I9g9 s
Antonucc The music in this opera delicious and IN the
hands OF such artists viii surely exert IT, usual charm is
IN Boston altogether reAaOe Ihe cast Is 'uc
strongest that could be called together.
MATINEE AT sTgISwAY's HALL
Mr.. Jerome Hopkins will give his second Matinee
or Apredi Concert this afternoon NJ o'clock Miss Hene
Nj Cooper and Mr. SchmitZ viii assist Mr. Hopkins
THE PozSANsKI QUARTET soIREEs.
The first quartet Of Mr. J. b. Poznanski and his
talented conductors viii take place at ADscuus Musical Inst'
tuic Sticks Hall in Eighth near Broadway These instru'
mental quartet, will be found snguary worthy OF me patron
age both 0 amateurs and professors All the artists pay nue.
y but NJ p1uaask is emnenily hrst class quartet player
and will surely make great effect with bis performance Tor
spirit and thoroughly understands ana feels
the meaning and intention OF bis author He Il tuy consci'
cuu artist and expect much from him and the party VINO
play with hin.
WEDNESDAY EVENING POPULAR CONCERT.
The wet weather nicriered with the attendance at
this Hall but still the number Of visitors footed up hundreds
Tue orchestra undo; TAeo Thomas played movements from
Becthoycns second symphony very huey The effects we're
CLOSELY attended and the ensemble for the size OF the orches
ira was exc leu The lighter orchestral pieces were gwen
with rcit spirit and and loudly appauded MISS
Lizzie Allen sang very ambi0lsy but she has great Ge 70
acouiro before she viii b. NJ appear concert room MI
oeckemann has considerable execution OF certain sort ana
very ttle else We think