, 1870-04-02
s.,os vrrc little, but p!acky, and sonewhat aisons.

s.tos xerc little but pluely, and somewhat aison9
q than usual, 10 that :. psaxo passsscs thcy tod
we've done 20 vel, it w:ua Be tally to Esnsc OUT
any particular one for rral5e The singers arc de-
serving OF cz,silt for a.
Fox; Erx, Mn. Farwcll; Ra1.4art NJ Goniwt5iie:
Lr~l, MI Bsschoa; Adam, BIZ. Fotz AEa Eo5
aS vss ssee u5s xts sns q Z ahe re-
tu1t1nents OF the score. not caring y attempt ny
octave sosrngs, although she has good and ense-
MAY of ornament ston ~ an improvement uron
Father Haydn. Her rr!nv'na1 dsaHit IT was " 1oEce @
and spirit In the "'tsdpIe C1s.i ths g. fos1 ,a Tpoaa
mn me "a exTgessioi,: ~ but in inc "Mtgh,y Pens" the
orcntnr and ctusc was not rendered clear enough.
The dlSht OF the eagle should have been given with
much iuorr dash amt spirit In the "Aarveaous
make the ee!o stand out clearly against the tu-
mrltuous Accomplishments Of chorus and o.ches-
tra- With the exception Of this occasional lack,
Sue sang her role yc1! crr4atal'}y tndre1L
Mrs FaIwells voice must always be pleasing,
because It Is pure and comet although light, md
thcse qualities admirably adapted II TO the music OF
En-. There Il Gut little solo work In thu scorer
hut that little done WELL cHpectslly the rectta-
tive prciuhtnc the lne, Graceful Consoft which
she sang scry purely and e1pFessisely, NeI part
mtratle sympathy witt Ar. Foitz.s splendid meth
OIL The duo, however, would hasc becn I'M
proved II little dramatic effect hal been given 10
~
Nj Goot.wslllc had a vcsy iilrcnlt ,o9t, as the
music Of EaEhaei is almost exclusively descriptive,
rcquirig great range ef voice, bass strength on
the lower voice which he doris not possess, and
te1ihle atlaptabtly which be did not always show.
eIE. Goo,lWi!l,c has naturally superb baritone
! VOICE. which might tc made very effective II he
wonl,t onls ras more attention TO his manner ol
delivering II, and correct tendency he has 10 sting
,on N .t tpsaa sie
ne1t nor slaaeas % sn6,.ss! f'lcss mag Se tstnes
but they mar The effect anu whatever nafs TIL
nj. Bischon acquitted himself admirably
throughout, Us U,i<L His clear, crisp enunriauuI
Mas not nured 81 al " Us Gefman ;o;lx as'eS an
Ills leading number, t'In Nature WORTH" We hav
rnrely heard better given, even bs the best q iM
IL It. ri sf Rosy
lie Appears, ptelud1nR The appearance OF DO
and Ere, was tna:nthcent1y given Af. Foltz' ciea
heard to letter advantage than IN The music
/ ADAM We could only wish that he had had
| nOsc pronounced part to sing, which would hay
1,lasine himself at his best 1t Is rare, howeve
e that one hearh better treatment of sacrcd nus
than he Earc ns tsHt evening.
The concerted pieces OF the worS were al Fcl
Il except tie tho s.Thc lori IL Grca1 which stra
Fled rather fetl, and aasettsn5 1afoaGn, Z,
!: ! br4AscA ., :,
Z The society IN to te conRr7tulate1, ese151nll
D ] considered, Irun the success OF Tho CREATION
nul VIC must tut down nn0shcf Hnltc NalA "
. / credts.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
: THIS afternoon aud evening" NE. Enmcs - ~
At McIickers-
e AFruu- -Frou will hc given this afternoon at Il
Museum, a Il this ercnlng Oliver Twist " will
q | revived ....... ..-...
.The Fifteenth Amendment = "s Shoe F1y,r II
: "MazcrFa," at the Dearborn, this afternoon al
6 | eyGnInG- .... ....-.,
) tine % Ills evening, ii the opera House