New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-05-21
Musical.
cprRArrc MATINEE. AcApEMy oP Mu"c.


cprRATrc MATINEE. ACADEMY oP MuHc
TIE matinee given by tlo Glau Opera any on
Saturday last At tue Academy very numerous, enued
change o. performance was neceaied bV me teAHe' %
Nre Noel Guild 50 three ac.s Of TIayata substituted
for Erpaui with Nine Boschet vloetti We haVe no.
ced her rendering Of this character before and this coca
sion displayed the e1ceences in larger degree than
distinguished her performance tten The sane may be SAID
Of sguors Anastasi and OIandiu.
Tic third act O.; Fcust concluded the pc rnance II
afforded ~ another opportunity Of witnessing gle beautiful in
erpreiaon Of the character OF Marguerite by Nine DUE
chc,t 1t charming aad net with the waTest
appreciation Anastas sang decouy and AeF deHsn'eu
al by his artistic singing and splendid voice
This evening Haev}s grand opera, " L. Jui'e WIN ,Ae
same eas which made it successful Jas, week. nancy
Gazlmea Boschetti Masiani Anastasi ard Aher' IhIs
opera Of the most suceesse o. the repertoire o. Ie
company
MADAME PAREPA.
We understand that Madame Parela will pay a
second ve to this country September So sin be accom-
panied ty siguor FerIant bao singer; Ca sa yionti
IL Lew c0rnet player. NJ s. B. Nils Is OTTO engaged TO
accompany tie solo pianist.
BENEFIT CONCERT OF Mr. c. BUSCH.
The concert given On Saturday ey 10 irving
Hal for the benefit o. AZ. C. Dasch eonc agent who h"s
been suffering for many months from severe Illness was we
soTv say but shiny attended Tie artists VINO
performed generously volunteered TIER .t.f-. io'"f"t'
them would cost az least $50 iLd yet tie attraction O;
M.s Z-d. Harrison Miss Fanny stockt,. dessrs. : b.
Nils H. Godbeck r. Heller S.sror AZ '-ni Theodore
Thomss g. " Morgan aud W. Coby, "4.n the addition
of the plea 4 charity would draw 200 to the Han On
Saturday evening
Tie concert was very excellent A.s Harrison sang
beauuy IL pleasant TO hear Ler sEee rEe voice. anu
to observe her er lsDc, enuaciion ~ " language NOT
a word being sighted She well meri.ed tie hearty encore
~. rd ami did though We
saw him IL excellent health n the lotbs H Academy al
TIE Matinee why DID lie break hs fh witA lie psbc -
brt Mr. Thomas more than compensated or lis absence
by singing in lis pace, 10 lis usually ua" ~ manner
Ncs.s Thomas and Mis- played tie andSae aud variations
aud fne q ncChvcLs concerts IN mastery manner ana
Mr. Robert Godbeck played finely De Meyer with inafKeu
character deoaey force and precision Mr. Morgan never
played more brilliantly and effectively. Miss Fanny Stockton
We regret say Isyested very broadly that haekneyed
SceuG o. Mic Fernando Her style is iaslheIaDy bad'
and hef both nasal ard eua having evidently been
very sed 10 study since We last heard her Her exaggefa
ton was entirely contrary 70 good taste Mis- Stockton
evidently on the w7c-g path Her voice requires thorough
remodelug; is incorrectly produced a-d m registers are
MOI, Blended Win such material oI - aud the impulse
which she evidences much artistic profitable re-
suit could be achieved Mr. Robert Heie, Ugh announced
did not make bis appearance.
DR.. CUTTERS CHORAL MATfSEE.
The third representation Of Dr. Cutters Choral
Festive at Irving Hall Saturday fie-aoo0 was bill
lan success Tie hall crowded, and Performance in
every respect was admirable Master To- sang with rare
taste md intelligence r TO young IT. has charming
voice and again created great enhusn The concerted
music ard tie closlses were admirably formed Indeed
We have not heard s-eL perfect Chorus singing in this
city for many years. These Choral festivals reject
the highest ored., upon Or. Cutler; ,, has displayed
fine taste in bis selections srd las proved ability IN TIC
preparation Of his singers tie splendid sih he achieved
Mr. G. w Morgan coJseEated most ably conducting with
precision aad care as 70 artistic colorg 'o e noting 10
be desired
CONCERT o. mR. Robert rtD'R.
The concert Of NJ. Rober, Elder, tie blind organ
it, take. race this evening Irving Han NJ Elder IS 70
,r,ed 20 10 m orclrs; capacity orming in tie
m.i r 80 and effective Notwithstanding his Joss
o. ss4 ibis cannot AL % be occasion ~ grca interest
aud should attract crowded audience. Ar Elder viii be
s,,.,ed by Aiis. Ne,te serI-e and Ar s a.. Campbell
PROP. CoMIsGIo GAGLIANo'S CONCERT.
Prof Coming @ Gagiiano viii give concert at IT.
wing Hall on Tc,si.v evening ncxt wien he viii perform
anon the greatest .csi novelty the Day He will be as
sisted ly Nine OtoAa guoF Mzzoeni and signor An.o'
rue, Nj Theodore s arieaer Will condlcr the concert
OPIRATlc CONCERT MATISEg.
senoI Fossati, a most excellent and popular con-
cert saCt and WHO u great demand IN all private
musical entertainments viii give grand opcrac concert
matinee nj waacks Theaor on wednesday 23d II the
present mont, commencing NJ O'Clock. Srror Fossa viii
De assisted y host o. talent and tie programme VIII be
both roye. AID directive Among the now. - offered VIII
be two act. o. new opera called A Nrhf 10 Seville
posed BY guor Al,olo BaG '.oA ucl worth tie NJ
tertion Of The public Tie music sctsru1g ia Of melody
aad strongly wed b. the characteristics q the country IN
which IL, scene is laid The opera W % course be performed
In costume. TLc7e nscolaneols act ia which among
other turs tie celebrated female tao from Fa'staf wiz he
sung and sgnor F0ssau viii sing tie famous Aria o. Ia
Colonnl" Io n Halle-c j. Scygo There viii be grand
orchestra and chorus composed Of B private class which
will be directed by s.snoF Antonio BaIl.