New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-24
MUSIC.
srr,ywAY HALL-sUNDAY CONCERT.

sTEINwAY HALL-sUNDAY CONCERT.
There has been marked improvement
lately in tho Sunday concerts at steinway Hail.
a tho ope last night Was excellent. There is always
satisfaction when Madame ParepaRosa sings. Last
evening she was heard IN two styles OF music In which
abe il most admred-the oatOro, and the English ballad
As specimen Of the first che sang With verdure clad"
from Uaydns Creation" II called FORTH OF course,
tumultuous encore in answer to which she gave an
Ene song and later in the evening she sang Miiards
Waiting" in which her clarion tones are displayed 10
rnusnaI advantage. Her performance would nave re-
Seamed even concert otherwise bad but nearly every
thing on the programme was lar above average qaly
Mr. Carl Rose made a v 9eSsa lie has Dayed
often before his audiences do not re Of IL DOT 81 ms
delicate execution OF sloSrs Of sennambula take
new charm and freshness. lie ars nnV
for music bap display AMI seuS 70 de mexes
was IN one OF his most rollicking moods hgn w gsa
applause which recalled @ agan soS as sned Sayng
His fantasia on the Bao In Masehera tonehes ls,et
gngery several Of the most popular airs rom b no ~
HIS own sweet WILL now lingering dreamlly over aehcaS,
psSrS Ih hard ann in frenzy Of delight Mr. Brook
house Bowler contributed three ballads TO the enIeta
ment Maefarrens NY oTn my s Snre S oSd Rehardss
oh whisper what thou feelest" There are some very
sweet and effective notes iii ns voice. and he would be
sympathetio singer but for his hnea style He meets;
however. with undoubted ioyor Inc orcnestia Played
ala scbuberts "serenaden and the Irving Quick
stcp~ As usual when Mr. Theodore Thomas holds the
baton they pa we'd very well indeed. word or praise IL
due TO the accompanied MI Colby for his Uniform correct
ness and good taste.
ACADEMY OF MUsIC-LA FAYoRITA.
There was an immense audience at the opera
on Saturday afternoon, when q" La Favorita" was well
performed by Miss Phillips, Brgnoli, Orlandlni, ana
Susin The for LeOHOrd suits Miss Phlpss voice.
and Brgno sings few things more sweety than the Una
r1gie and the Spiio gea OrlaDdlni was ont OF tune
I'm his first recovered himself afterWald ana ue'
served good share OF the h0nors OF the encore was
given 10 the duet between AhOHsO and LeOHord IN the
second act The finale 10 this act was sung with spirit ana
effect Nearly everything, In fact, went OF hmOoth-
except the boat which trust viii have an application
OF grease before 70 ~ sent another voyage ms IA
me last week Of Mr. StTakOschs season. There ~ no per
fornance tonight the Charity Bah having possession oI
the Academy.
MUSICAL NOTES.
IL will not be forgotten that the Grand
Duchess ~ Oerolsten makes her rcappearance tOight
at the French 1hoatcr.
The reopening of Pixies 0pera-House to-
night with Madame Parpa- Rosa In NORMA, promises
10 be one of the interesting events OF the musical
season Tomorrow La Grange is to appear in the Same
opera nc the Academy Of Music and IL VIII DO curious 10
compare these two great artists in part IN whch each
has many laurels.
The fourth classical s0iree Of the New York
Conservatory Of Music is announced for this evening at
No "a Fifhaye. Beside several pupils OF the lnSltRe
the list Of performers includes the names OF the Nessfs
Liseman and Mollcnhauer, Nh Lcica, and Mr. GLORIA.