The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-01
ANUS EVENTS.

CARLoTrA PArrI.-The fourth and last Of the FIRST
series Of Patti concerts was given last evening at
Stenway Hall. AS large cultivated and fashionable
audience was presen; at the previous concerts
and the wild bursts OF enthusiasm greeting her sing
ing were as earnest unrestrained and imprisoned
as on her first appearance last Saturday evening.
Such overwhelming plaudits from such a refined
and appreciative assemblage rarely are heard, and
such an ovation OF flowers Is rarely poured at the
feet OF our divinist artists Aside from Carotta
PATHS singing-tho great attractive feature. OF
course, OF these concerts-the programme presented
o bill OF musical entertainment OF unexceptlonable
merit and pleasing variety such rarely furnished
a. any concerts In our city Leading on the pro.
gramme was the overture "Muette de Portlci,n
by Auber, which was most effectively exc
cuted by the orchestra. Singing "The Stranger
OF fesco,n by Herr Habelmann followed, beauti-
artistic skill and feeling. This was succeeded by
mi Concerto, orchestra and violin, Mendelssohn,"
+. j. Prume playing the violin. He has q fine and
artistic touch, and though not Paganinl of the
past or Ole Bull OF the present Ia following closely
now came Mile. Patti, for whose appearance not
wIthstanding the rare preliminary musical treat the
sang "Canzona,n from Mattel. Her clear birdlike
tones and exquisite trills do not show themselves
with more marvellous power-a power unapproach.
OF her songs. IL Is unnecessary to dwell on
the astonishing skill OF her execution and
rapidlty OF transition from the lower to
the higher notes. such as would to be
beyond the possible reach OF the human voice. She
maintained her reputation, which ID saying all that
flowers and dattering paudits she mad OF course to
respond by an encore, as likewise after the "Paran-
lite" OF Bevignan sung afterwards. The duet
"Elsir d'Amore,n OF Kosslni, sung with Signor Ron
conf, was perfectly splendid. Eacn time OF singing
only aroused anew the pent-up enthusiasm. Her
singing was an indescribable treat to the audience
and the enthusiasm IL engendered brilliant tribute
to her superb genius. Signor Roncon sang mag
nifcentlY. Mr. Ritter, BY his mastery playing en-
the piano excited increased estimation OF his merits
as an artist. All the artists were encored-the
highest measure Of praise that can be accorded
them.
second series Will consist OF only two concerts
which viii be given next wednesday and Thursday
evenings.
ENGLISH OPERA IN BRoogLYN.-Auber's charm
ing opera ERA Diavolo,n was played for the first
time by the Parepa Rosa troupe in the Brooklyn
Academy last night, with the addition OF the
act OF Martina BY this combination the Brook
lynItes had an opportunity Of hearing on the same
evening oil the leading strength OF this excellent
trou pe-Parepa-R Rosa, Castle, Campbell Miss
very well filled by the usual select audience
which Brooklyn provides for anything that
has any merit In IL. Miss Hersee made decided
impression as Zerlina Her charming acting In the
and made up good deal for the extreme delicacy OF
her voice, which evidently was not quite equal to
the compass OF this immense building. Mr.. Nord
bom as EZRA Diavoon was quite acceptable,
serenade "Young Agnes,n however was delight
fully sung Campbell and Hall as the two robbers
were OF course inimitabe. IL " unnecessary TO say
that Rosa as Martha, In the preliminary portion OF
admirably supported by Ars. Seguin and hessrs.
Castle and Campbell.