New-York tribune., 1870-04-11
MUSIC.
cARLorTA PATTI-THE MAGIC FLUTE.

A promise made us last Autumn by Max Ma
retzek is to be fulfilled next week by Max strakosch.
Miss Patti ia going 10 sing in opera-not with the late
lamented Italian company, but with supporting troupe
of German artts-the best who can he collected fo tia
occasion Mozart's "Magc Flute will therefore he pr
sented at the Academy Of Mnsic Tuesday, The 18th
inst, and will, suppose, be repeated several uIne
The role Of the Qseen Of the Night which Miss Pat'ia+
sumes in this work makes demands upon the hist1
abilities Of its representative, who indeed has only
to ssue out Of the bowels Of the earth by Of tap
door, and sing If she had just dropped out o the
bosom Of heaven; but it demands musical abilities d
such an order that few artists attempt II sing
Mozart wrote 1t To be sung Two OF the nrias which
quire an extraordinary range OF voice are generally
omitted Miss Patti not only means tn sing them. hgi
promises to go tones higher yet The rest Of tie east
includes Miss Canissa Mr.. Habelmann, Mr.. Hermann,
and Mr. Formes. Theodore Ritter is the conductor, and
Mr Strakosch is profuse In promises OF magnfceno
the chorus, the dresses the scenery, and the msoca
neous appointments.
BROOKLYN PHILHARiONIC SOCIETY.
The twelfth season of the Brooklyn Philhar-
monic Society closed with the fifth concert last Saturday
evening The selections for the orchestra call for
special remark, they have all been recently performed
in New York, and the players and conductor are the
same with whom we familiar at our own PAilhar.
monic concerts. The whole programme as follows:
symytOny no &C. minor 's-eSSa
Ca'atina Robert! to- a@ {diTs '''''''''Neer'se'
concerto '0' piano. Mr. RcS,Td Holman
PART II.
Poonaise from Srueusse .Merereer
Aria hOul Beatrice d IeDla; ........".......Is.4a
Aria from "EIjshr r. Oh resi- in tie Lonlr) .MeBlel,
Miss Adelaide Phillips
'''' '0~ Mrs Reed and signor Ron,oaL
Overture. Renz
The grand Cminor symphony performed in this
bgIa and fha Pol
"strueusee" and overture to Renz" were rendered "a
miliar to New-York audiences by Theodore Thomas 'n
the rest Of the programme the Brooklyn Socety,h VII
be seen adhered To its custom OF giving abundant ware
ty and sacrificing much more freely TO the unedueaoi
popular taste than dignied and prosperous msan
cation on this side of the water Mr. Richard Hohm1h'
performance OF the MendelssOhn concerto. and H''
Philippss admirable rendering Of the aria from "Eyah
were the only pieces, apart from the three orche'i
selections really worthy Of the occasion Mrs Ri ba'
pretty little voice. well cultivated, but hardly equal 10
such an occasion as that Of Saturday and sgnor oao
was painfully and persistently out Of tune In TIE isl
from Beatrice" though in the familiar "Cr'slino
duet he was as funny and effective as ever
PLYMOUTH ORGAN CONCERT.
The organ concert at Plymouth Church LAST
Saturday afternoon given by hr. s. p Nareh' N.A
the assistance OF Mr. Georgs f. Aiken, baritone N'
Warrens selections were, usual from the hests'u'
including choral prelude OF Bachs,a lFeiu1e y! %
Krebs a larghetto movement from qu!ntetie o. NJ
zarts, and Adoph Hese's toccata in nat. he P"!'u
also Gottschalks last composition "MOrte,' a eesy'
Nicoai's Fest overture; and or two Other piee' "
the Krcbs prelude he made remarkably hne eAmD'u''
OF his pedalpaymg
q MUSICAL F0TES.
On the 18th instant (next Monday, seconu
performance OF Donizetti's maria q, Rolan VIII "
given at the Union League Theaer by siguos hoho"H
with the assistance OF Mrs. Guager and nnmF' "
other amateurs. The representation Of the opera ID ~
same place and by the persons last February vas
in all respects very successful one II was arrahs
bv siOor Ronconi (at his own eypense for the boreh
The Samaritan Home for the Aged, and te " pfttib
now 10 he given under the auspires oi tla aGlcs OF '
Committee for the benefit OF guor Ronconi
Ole Bull has been playing in Cincnuati-ot
course with the usual brilliant results. TonoTro" ne
10 he in Philadelphia His concert troupe rrosins 'is
same-Mr. Edward Hoffman, Miss Hattie siH0fu' '''
Mt Mcdonald
The Yale Glee Club appear to-moro" even
ing at stenway Hall with a selection o. tner p"pu''
college songs There will no doubt be livery e1fi''''
10 hear then.