New-York tribune., 1867-09-13
BUSiC
THE uEw SEASON.

admire fs of that arL which more Than any "'.E -
sad "a ross,ss tho trinity Of good 'h,hes ''h''
heayt,and soul The ceSe,al prospectus It' - ioP''
win be fully IN keeping WITH "'S 9P'
eiai announ, n,emeDts. At al events We ~
M cheerful faith on tbo cnterpIisihg i'V'"'',
fho ,mriossaY.o MaYetsek and h,s cosenpei"ie7' ''
=, IA R,i,,an These promises, tosay the ie"S',
uet 80 1ai,Et f..e as laat years i~ihlii.n'' '"'
,alio tt.m ,t thcir hest are m many points OF NV
IT, o., suro,:,r The nnnboT 81 Hcw wOhs p,o
1,,,,d a., fine season gone hy-a season upon 'n0
x,oie ,cu,tksl,ly prosperous and ih'NitHslND you
A, ,o,,ted without troubling tbe ihse'>,
a,crte, Ontnbacb's OTpkcas as " Neh'"o ""ii "a"
o., tle mart of a loosely organized company 90 '''
tfcpel Thcstcr but still osScnDuiy ana ih l"'' "
nc,ulet suesess, which more adh'siNe company
III l,ov how TO cultivate. Nj Marctleks pro-
s,a,,,nc counted but two suiprses-one inc
scmi novelty Of /GrpG, TOO good Moih
a., iis one mcapcr performance ana Ihe
othc, petIrila's CGyRcG. an old story 10
EarIee aud Iurn. hut revived here Win fashloaole
.se..ieing. The Germans attempted anhhauser wlui
y,..lahle spHf and failed for the time beng; DuJ
T,nuhauseI well or III sung, ls an emphatic hoNcly,
and NAV ypappcar without biusmpg where DdFWGs
aud SohEGMtPi0s dare not n retrospect "i 'hcDia
Gorio poaeon furnishes us some 0t the most sdlient
feainr,s of or musical history for the masterpieces
of Handel. HAYDN, and MCndelsSOhn touc. nan OF
she,n probably new to the concert going pubcl were
otc,ettcd az we have seldom heard tncln IN New
fotk The great festival of June Will be recalled as
abe only event Of lis kind. In general respects how
ever last years season was more brilliant M JUS new
srtists than IN It's new works IL nTodc IN opeI5
Madame Parepa and Sonora Angela I'eralta ana
ibesc two prizes happily secured to us IoI anpiet 1t
year were enough Ia siRaiile sood POI non Oh i"S'
Seasons opera. , ,:u,,ol,
IN no essential feature either strength or 1IeSne1s
Madame Pacpa Rosa is retained ~ tnS % i'u W imo
jIst uf dunuas and il needs not DE 9alu U"' Icl
.,,crr of eoual power aud cultWe is great b0th
10 fhe manager and the public SiAeorl IeIalG' rs
moi a less important Infringement IN managerial
Ia
The most charming qualities oi the yOutn Vl lhe
s,clodic drama and aroused fresher and more
,,unant enthusiasm than the Academy has witnessed
foT years. She will maintain. We presume, hef pace
IN regard the representative % the more JuNonhe
Of lyre hcrotEes sine cannot IAN 10 Oe as lascuytIhe
A. hitherto in such part as Iucia DQt we VIII Dol
venture To say how far she may be able 10 advance
npon The public regard. Madame Parepas qleeny
position as q vocalist such performances rs D0Hhd
AHRa and NO,md. not TO mention her eVen n0Osr de-
livery of Handers music, have inly assured. lnese
two special artists Will be sustained ny I0ui o.het
plime ,lOmne: Misses Iiauck and McCnlloch both oi
whom aIo American ladies', and absolute aGquisitlOhS
90 the academic stage, Miss ROnconl, WeleuuGaleu
singer and actress; and lastly, Miss Louisa kapp
lOnnC u debutante who VIII, We trust be MOrtny Oi
generous reception into the charming l2nk @ oi
Young American operate artists. Sgn0l FancaDl
will take the place rs tenor 'rObusto, Ol SlgIiOr
Aazzoleni. who has entered three N31HsS
engagement in Paris. and viii first appear a9 OenO'
Signor Anastasi, lyme tenor iIyin Raroo and
is another stranger. SlgnOr Ddlael .. "n1
FIESTA seTNiceable artists II not always satiNi. I'd!
singers are the rest of Mr. Maretzcks tenols Sgh0I
Beni. q spirited actor, and ioiclne phione' WI NlI
re heard again. Another baritone Slgnof OI.allinl, ~
IL remembered as having taken WIN some tIeuit
Sienor BelniS place M Jhc AfrCGH' last NedI;
Sigpor Antonuccis genuine culture ana aDhliy c9nIo
on be spared from the new season; we are s,aa blHV
Mr. Marctlek'S haeei are still further 10 be strength
cned by the addition OF Sgnor Panic Medih, nom
ihe Italian theatcIs Add that the best bnno
IN the world, Signor Ronconi, is TO reap.
: psar at the Academy, ana cannot ne
disputed Mr. Maretzek has selected as Hne
a company rs we could reasonably WISH. Inc
programme is otherwise extraordinary. Among me
operas which We shall hear Tor the iINt tlme Nh ne
EopnOds Rope0 oHd Jgiic; the ICofoN OF Molca-
dante Ieuuis P'lcc altogether new to an Amen-
fan pnbc; Cagnonis Don BalGGio sara 10 ne @ @slIlA-
Ing both az a Giama and conpGHi;o!E and Neidis
ioGter Gn announcement and 6mtiEg European fal.
nre But The truth is NeTdi's last work has. IN no
managers sense, been a failure, and in point &
best of his later works. European pTa.se docs nor
allow TO doubt thai the latest work Of Good is The
SGSi 81 s SGsS ssSis- a. feSes md eSsnSig: Gg iE and
the many formed melody Of true musical poet
There 10 be heard the Romeo GnG JId ol beiiih r
and Naccai TO which. presume, Nh Maretzek VIII
prudently give precedence in the older OF tme; the
BtliSaIj0 of DOnizetti: the PIoPtd o. NeyeibeeI !;
,etti in which RoncOni takes a celebrated part
Manager Batenan has shown slrewd enterprise
in taking hold of the neglected Interests OF thG Op
rIa CoBaHe. The marvel is that, under french III
fection composer of such vitality as OEeubach
should not have already achieved the success TO
which his supcIabundant fun entities him. But in
fbs ease. as IN that of the luckless German opera,
We have seen 10 what straits OF lmpecunl0sity
itself 40 all times, can reduce Its victims.
When the monarclca plan of MANAGEMENT has
given 10 the nomadic tribes of music-whQse yearly
went is To 20 gipsying in German fTench or En-
elish Opela-SOme discipline and stability, then we
fancy the active world Of art VIII he better prepared
10 test the truth and freedom Of the coOpeiatye
system The public may congratulate itself
that the musical {eE desprts OF one OF
lhe hest humolistS of the time are TO be sung and
acted in letter. note and spirit, If MI AdOph Brig
fields agency IS 10 be relied upOn and Mr.. HaItSOns
promises are of value OF Mr.. BrgtedS tTstwOIthi-
ness "A mi zeal gen IuTme 4
aware, and we have. therefore, no DOUBT ulat the
coming season at the French Opera VIII present Us
0ncnbach in the livehcst col0rs Already have arrived
Miles Lucille lostee, Blanche Chqnot de felcout
Isabella Armand Marguerite dc BOngars, Mons. and
Madame Duchesnr, MeSSrs. GiffrOy and IagIiii0ul,
and dozen other comedians who are 10 take part IN
the OpeG BoaQe. The first work of which He are
advised is Ohenbachs most recent success, The
Grand Duchess Of Ger0lsten' which IS now the sen.
satiOn of comic opera in Paris. The next Is an old
friend. "OTphee aux Enters, which some years ran
like q merry wild lire through Europe. II Is
difficult to believe that Ofen6ach could have written
anything more brilliant ana ecslatlc IMAM ths IN
point Of melody and iollity but we hear that he
has surpassed himself in the Dutchess OF GerolsteIn
BurlesQue as an artistic growth IS parasitic; but
Oflenbach has high claims as an original and infu
sntial cOmpOser short creative genius. There
fore let hope that shall also hear his P0sth0n,
the exclusion OF some other good, lght pieces OF the
French school.
Wednesday evening Manager Harrison began his
most auspicously .and Madame Rosa received
welcome which, however cordially bestowed, was
mot more than adequate TO her merits. In very
lively passage from Rossinis Don MdguifcO-One in
which the vyacouS maestrO's fancy runs as wild as
the vine-Madame Rosa aud Sgnor Fcrranti reused
their hearers by specimen OF unusual yocalicc
LISTS pianism shows ever hun and
Intelligent hand. still wanting positiyeness
and almost energy of feeling characteristic OF COM
positions OF this class but vet indicative of much
that is pTaisewOrthy in execution. Mr Carl Rosa IN
such piece as Paganinis Hoi9 Popefso, glides sill
fully into his high place m the public favor. Leo
pOld tie Never, whose advent in America was un-