New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-26
MUSIC.
CARLOTTA PATTI.

II will be welcome news to many Of our
readers that Miss Carlota Patti is 10 new series
OF concerts seinway Hall the 9th OF April 1t will
be unwecome that this series is likely to be her
last in NewYork at least for good while The adver
tsements say she will sing here again. because she
going TO Brazil but people sometimes go to Brazil and
come back again. even Gen. James Watson Webb did
that and il is not true that whoever to South Amer
lea later eaten alive by Lopez Nevertheless
New York will probably make the most OF Miss PATHS
VISIT and prepare itself for eternal separation by get
ting nordinately fond Of her. Mr. Max Strakosch, as
before is her manager and the artists who with
her already favoraby known IN this city. They
Mr.. Theodore Ritter pianist Mr ]. i. Prume. violnis
Mr.. Henry squires. the English tenor Mr.. Joseph Her
manns the German basso: and Nr G. W Colby, director
There is also TO be orchestra.
MUSICAL NOTES.
Professor Ritters lectures on the History of
Music, which be repeated next month will be
given at Association Hall.
A charity concert is to be given at Associa-
ton Hall the 4th OF April for the benefit of destitute
Cubans this city An attractive list of popular artists
advertised for the OCCASION including Miss Kellogg
sgnor Ronconi. Mr.. Habelmann. MIR. j. N Pattson, Mr.
Werner. and NJ d'Haesler.
civilian Tell" was given last week in Boston
by the Italian waits and srays but much mutiaed
in consequence OF the incompetence Of oil the female
artists that little seems % have left OF IL except
Lerancs high c. A Boston critic complains that Rossins
style is too simple for the OF this generation
Well. well! what coming tot EoSsni too weak ;
Mozart nothing hut milk and water Unless somebody
Will write opera all kettledrums aud roubones
shall have 10 fall back upon jerome Hopkins
1t is irritating TO be reminded by the adver
tisements in the Boston newspapers how much good
music We have allowed TO go away from New-YoTk.
Theodore Thomas whose remarkable services TO art were
never appreciated this city - 10 begin series OF SYM
phony concerts the Music Hall the 9TH OF April ana
we have no doubt that lac Will be welcomed by large ana
enthusiastic audiences. His first programme Inc udes
Beethoven's third overture to "fidslio.' Liszts
Tasso" schumann's "Tfaimerei." the overture 70
william Tell" BeroZ' arrangement o. WeDersi IN
vitatIon the Dance" and Meyerbeers Schiller March
Miss Mehlg is to play at the same concert
Mr. J. S. Dwight, in his Journal Of Music,
speaks follows Of Miss Anna Mehigs playing at the
last Symphony Concert in Boston 1--WE hardly dare to
speak az strongly feel for, n we did we should
only have up all In few words Of Miss Mehlig
PLAYING upon that occasion thus There Is no good
lining that heartily be said Of IT. II seems 10 mite
all the qualities OF good planopayDgi recalling all the
good playing that II our lot to hear-and we
have beard Clara schumann frequently for weeks, and
Arabea Goddard and most OF the famous male plansts
with the exception OF Lsz and those two latest sons OF
thunder Rubinsten and Tausig,-we cannot feel sure
that did hear any better playing, II upon the
whole good"