New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-12

with and won a determined and most enthusiastic
encore which was honestly deserved Attempts were made
70 enforce the ,epeon Of several OF the but the
Director did not permit the acknowledgment In the finale
to the second act Gazanga was specially admirable When
she finds her lover married to another the emotions Of anguish
love and FURY a. one by they asserted dominion her.
we're grandy aud powerfully deneaed and recognized
nv m audience by repeated Of admiration and by
unanimous recall before the curtain In every respect the
performance Of sao by Gazzanga must be pronounced de-
dd success and most cordially greet our old iavorte
bo comes TO US wonderfully improved upon her reeypear
on the Academy Stage
Nine. Cash Poni IS most t--vrcugh artist. The upper
register o' n' WV Is pure and clear the lower
ons md telling while the middle register is pure but
very weak. sne isihages H. however with c0osuDmats
skill and she makes her telling points where her strength lies
Her school excellent and abe displays fine taste expression
and marked dramatic power In all points have only to
praise her performance OF Clemene.
Sgnor Musan though lacking somewhat refinement and
school has voice Of telling quality and sings with much
earnesnes and expressive power In the finale to the second
be sang Gazzanra supporting her the fullest need
SgnOr Antonuco admirable Alexandra His splendid
voice told with fine effect and he displayed much passion
and dramatic power His acting, too spirited and ener
getio.
The choruses fairly performed and the orchestra
played with accuracy and spirit hut 1t lacking in decacy
and color The claoret solos were played tasteuy and
with sentiment.
The opera Of Faust will be performed today at the Matinee
the principal being sustained by Boschet Pon
Anastas OrandIn Coett and Mlel The performance to
commence o'clock.
MR.. GEORGE W. MORaAys ANNUAL CONCERT.
The annual concert Of Mr.. George w Morgan takes
place this evening Irving Hail. Mr. Morgan will be assisted
by Miss BranaId Miss Sterling Mr. GOdbeck Mr. Castle Mr.
Campbell and others and will himself perform several pieces
Ode organ The cannot fail to be pleasant
one for the artists excellent and Mr. Morgans per-
formanoes have 50 high reputation that they are alone
great and special attraction.
SUNDAY EVENING CONCERT
The Fifth Sunday Evening Concert will take place
at Irving Hall evening. The artists who
have made singuariy effective will appear
namely Mrs Marie Abbott Messrs. Castle Campbell Lum-
bard Colby. and last though least Mr. g. W. Morgan.
who will perform popular solo pieces for the organ
LAST SYMPHONY sOIREE.
Mr.. Theodore Thomas will give the last grand
concert Of the Monday evening next May 49, at
Irving ball with the following solo artists Miss Maria
Brainerd Miss Rose Eytnge aud Mr. c. Petersa together
with the chorus Of the Mendesohn Union aud full orchestra
The programme possesses unusual interest," it indeed
the varied and interesting othe whole season Among
the selections Beethoyeu's entire music to Goeihes
Egmont with rotations Festival Overture. with chorus
Orchestra and Organ by Ncola March and Chorus from
the Ruin, of Athens Beethoven and Concerto Minor for
will form pleasing contrasts to the grayer compositions This
concert should attract who really love fine music
TRINITY FESTIVALS FOR 1880
Or. Cutler, under whose direction the celebrated
festivals at Trinity Church produced last year-they
were indeed his desgn-win give two Grand Choral
Festivals Irving Hall Tuesday and Thursday next the
18th and 18th May which occasion he wall deliver
brief interesting discourse upon the Cathedras OF I'm
gland interpreted with choral illustrations OF music OF the
g. will he he 81
and esrs Glider and johnson the pauists The vocal de-
partmen will DO sustained by hundred male voices y
boys and fifty DR. Cutter has devoted several months to
thorough training Of these boys lie has selected the most
lovely be found and them boys Of rare
musical talent who viii sing solos tos and quarteis Sc
leced from the erea; masters OF the Oraorio Handel
Mendesohn &C. These festivals cannot fail to be Of marked
large class OF citizens for they illustrate
subject which has for years been regarded with peculiar In
teest The whole will be under the direction OF DR. Cutler