New-York tribune., 1868-10-20
MUSIC.
MISS KELLOGG.
promoted?

Miss Kellogg had a genuine ovation hi
night: not one OF those sham afa" Witch wanaN"
sometimes manufaeture. with the aid of cappef. ffe
tekets and liberal orders for bouquets to be pai io
the box olce; but a real welcome frjm tho asl oAS0s
society OF New.York, which crowded tie Academy q
Music to is utmost capacity and shoTerei baskets m
nosegays and live doves and similar compliments u'
,ba s,ae in sueh profus,on that one might easily ha'
,mssined ones self At horticultural isr or ponp
show The moral OF all which is that se ,Fe aifad
approye anything IA the WAY OF az W.
heartily until it has received Euore'h b'"T
ment. Miss Kelloes has long been favoFi1e an.onso
but hitherto We have liked her In pS'tonhhg
and have been not too ready 20 bry tekets iesf~
performances. As London sppiarded hers'
found ont that she beautiful singer. "hes''
wen, away we patted her on the back; when she eea
hack we throw ourselves at her foet. Yet, 10 sS-
pl,nly she fs no better than s.o when SIC W
us she has lost some OF that simplicity Nhleh "ss'
erowning grace OF her style. She has Pic1ed ap ~
little afeetations OF manner and method "hea .
slight as YET, but II not checked VIII grow "
soriou. defects With these little shoEt cominss +"
ever which in any bat q superior ar'lst Won"
be noticed at all, We have In Miss Kellogg an eNQM
singer OF whom we have abundant ncason 10 DC ionu
proud She presented herself last nigh; Ia tle en''
which Is associated with her mcst mcuciab'
umphs both at homo and abroad. Har eoh,elN
of GOunods Naygdr.f Is highly n0tileei a'u -
the whole the most satisfactory fa' mss
been presented ia this city. and enc eA0'
the music with sweetness and deacaeF. o"V
third act was given last night, but that embraces "O
the gems OF the opera, and among them t"o IN W
Miss Kelogg is especially excellent. namely tnr 50"
The King Of Thule" and the Note 6oHor duet
other roles In this operate fragment were taEen "
who was very good indeed; Mime freGa dc Geo0'S
rendered the Flower Song admirably; ana cuilH-
had literally NO voice whatever. and was 'he oocsA'
much III hammered and unfeelng iaushter en- the l~'
the audience. An old fayorite deserved kinder tre''
The operate performance was preceded by LIZ
laneous concert in which Miss Koilogg SANK ,ho va
from Counod's Romeo Giuiieta." aud onbelng te''
after il produced striking effect With two "apts
"Uome Sweet Home" She aiso tool; part win Fl
Petroln in duet ftom Ambrose Thomas' =" hThN.
laboiious composition tho first part of Nhch hsriy
n,ssos being beautiful while the last jrst fsNs ST.
an impressive climax. Six. Petrelh, tho new psr
was also heard In tho wellknown roma ~ IL
,r, RalQ ia Mastkcrd." lie has pleasant, 81
voice llffe dencsnt both In strength aud culluS.
sings with good deal OF expression. Miss Iopr p,iI
LISTS RIgpsode Hongroiso So. % she only csn
t aud Iiszts fantasia I" RigoIet.e'-s nprrive ID
of pyrotee hnlcs, but splendidly performed NJ, =, III
gave a solo on the yiolonceAO, Iotu Was bshu ~. ID
vantage m an aria from Don Sebastian" ana '"'
ehes,ra under Mr. Bergman gave two olethtts. ,,l4
omoIrow new concert programme WIZ es P'"''
and the 81 act of Faust" repeated.