The New York herald., 1870-06-15
BEETHOVEN MUSICAL JUBILEE.
second Duy->Oper. and Oratorio.

The Coliseum was crowded yesterday afternoon
and only partially filed In the aycning, On occasion
OF the second day % the Beethoven Festival. The re-
ceipts for the day amounted to $25,0o0 and
popular enthusiasm. especially in the after
noon, seemed unabated. 1t IL, indeed,
highly creditable TO the management and
especially to Messrs. Grover. Miller aud Morton, who
nave spared no pains ln their several departments
to make the festival success, to find such salts
factory results from such gigantic undertaking.
Got up In very short space OF tIme and In face OF
formidable obstacles, the jubilee tar has proved
an artistic and peeunlary success. There were
some changes IN the afternoon bill, 'The Star.
Spansed Banner" being placed on 1t through mis-
taRc ana as the artillery was not In position 1t could
not be performed.
THE AFTERNOON PROGRAMME
was large and varied one, as may be seen by the
following
i-oSerturs' "Risnsim Wagner
a-"Ah' Mia Le'iszia". .
a-oh luce. di cues, sshSr asiSs :. s'snoh po0,o,,,
'-op a''' Clara Louise kellogg. O0AA''''
quo IRON Mrs m howasa sS' Brsno verdl
5Thc Miserero from "li rrovatore" Verdi
LeonOra. Clara Louise Kellogg
Manrico signor r. lrignoli
Ts@t TSs eo%nsa chorus French Italian an
Eg ,!:S H. 9s..'': s sompanles '''sr.'--' -
choralc, "rhanks be % Sed" Mendclssohn
7"Robelt e Diabe" (Dvcrrsement. .Meyerbser
- coadusiss, sy S''%i:': p, ). GnHa; gilmore.
Conductor, Carl Rosa.
Grand Duo, from 'iasanslo". .Auber
Quintet and Finale, from "Marha.'. Floow
~'s's MA. M: Issss ss:s osss ossseaoeh
MIS- zsida Harrison sosuIn Nancy Mile Frlda Degebele
snas VI sisssss s:s%sis: Ss ss Lott:
ssnas S m'H ps..s sass sas1 AAsyls Rsaaoa
= With the combined choruses Of all ihe operatic
organizations 10 America
a-srand trio from "wiam Pel' ........... Rossin
Arnod. Leiranc
Wi;. Keyna.
5jAme les iiiii ares .ooSbach
Mrs Howard Paul ''''A''
Finale from iuca III Lamermoor; Don,etti
sns Miss lsahsa MstpoS sgnsr B9nol Mrs Bosworh
Achieved is the Glorious Work choras, Haydn
Conductor Carl Zcrrahn.
Wagner's overture was not han as effective as
when we heard 1t at the Academy or Steinway Han
by the Philharmonic Society and Thomas superb
orchestra. Tue tempo was particularly ulsaiisflc-
tory, and on 1t depends much OF the eject OF the
work. we never heard Bliguoli sing better, even in
Il Lombardi'l and the dramatic duet IN which the
Irova!ore bids farewell to his mother In
no other tenor in Aine.,ca could attain
Every note OF the beautiful Voice came
out WHn purity, sympathetic expression and
ringing effect which brought back memories OF Mario
and GiugllnL To Miss Kellogg. aso much OF the
success of the concert was due. Her delicious voice
fairly revelled In the sparkling caya!ina from
LINDA" and she eXceed her former trilmps IN the
"Trovatore' by her dramatic rendering OF The roe
OF Lsonora In the "Miserere.r In this sceie Brig
noll's voice made marked effect, and The evcc well
come "Ah Che ia Morte.n was sung IN uneAcep.
u0nabe STYLE In the evening
TIE ''CREArOS'
was sung by a chorus OF 3, l85 voices with Madame
parepa-Rosa, Nordbom aud whitney as soois,s.
Dr. James Pech conducted 1t admirably, ana the
performance was in general very satisfactory an
in many instances deserving Of the highest praise.
This afternoon and evening Win be devoted t. q
thoroughly national prog. anne, the features OF
which will be Gilmore and Madame Rosa. The
"Anvp ChOrusc and such Ike popular selections
will be given, wi ai the Jubilee effects, and the
artillery VIII thunder forth again beneath the con.
ductOr'S baton.