The New York herald., 1871-12-21

ance was not so large as usual but
the excellent performance, which, though In
Guiding many OF the time-honored characteristic
features, possessed much novelty and atracJveness.
The quartet Birch, Wambod, Bernard and Backus,
were as usual, the recipients of deserved applause.
bog" IN which nearly the whole troupe took part,
created great deal OF merrmenI
miscellaneous Notes.
An arstocratc prima donna, the young Princess
| Engalltschcn, Is about to make her deDut a. the
| Italian opera House at Moscow as the Signorna
AngclL Two other Russian princesses are already
performing In public-the Princess Narischkne,
who is singing at Copenhagen, and the Princess
Aatschinsoa VINO has appeared during the past
season In London.
There ore connic,ing statements about wagner's
.Lohengrin," produced at Bologna last month.
There can be no doubt that the first representation
was triumph for the composer; but 1t Is stated
that the Boogneso amateurs have stopped away at
the subsequent performances signor MarianL the
conductor, has lno orchestra OF eghty1vc players
and capital chorus. As regards the principals,
Nine. Blum. the prma donna, alone carried OF the
houors.
We Gull the subJoined from our Partisan contem.
porary, DEurope Arttste:-
Mile. Marie Battu u obtaining great success at
Bordeaux In "liobert le Dlable" and "Faust." Leoa
Achard has also had O triumph IN tne same city In
the "Dame Blanche" and "liaydee," while NJ. De-
voyod young baritone formerly OF the Paris opera,
has been much applauded as Gulllaume Tell.
nance at The Theatre OF Bay0nne, appearing In
Monsieur Carat, La Pluie ct lc Beau Temps and
Gavottc and sang "L'Aunone a Miuu,n Her age
for sucn An onerOus performance, ought to be men.
tioned-seventy-threc
ION Went de donner "Don Juan,n Get ouvrage a
etc tres bien chantc par Mime. Porcparosa M. Van
zandt ct lie tenor Tankar artiste etc tres-ap.
aiions bient6t enendre e aTronvere avec Nine. Pc Pt,
raparosa CT le tenor Wachtel: Nine. Marietta Gaz
Zaniga chaTtera Azuce ena.n Tamkarl and Pc
raparosa are new artists to us.
Antoine Rublnstciu has been engaged py the Mu.
steal Society OF Vienna to perform at aud direct all
engagement OF tins distinguished pianist ltne great
est now living this society has made acquisition
OF these "Ruuinstcin concerts' win Comprise Ihe
best works old and new, some OF which have never
Boch; also several OF the latest works by LIST
brahms, Goidmark and others. The performance OF
the complete music or "Fadst,' COMPOSED Dy Scuu
mann. and that OF 2ubinseiD's 5 sacred opera para
disc Lost Is also promised to lie FIRST heard these
concerts.
The return OF NJ Faure to the Grand Opera In
ParIs IN Mozarts "Don GIOVANNI nas been
warmly welcomed by the Panslans. NJ Obin was
Statue; Mile. Hlsson, Donna Anna Madame Guey.
mard, Elvira; ana Mile. Thipault Zerlina. NJ
MaI5ea nas engasea pTSvnSa tenor Of
executed at the Opera Comque. with mise en- scene.
TRere was 2 picture Of Jerusalem in ruins, with
alno-sfDfe OF Horace verners "Rebecca al tne
s" Tas Ss wa the and
llvns, pedScu Tug PuuLC Ut.tSE Lutu " Ola Lne
listeners AZ the Conservatojre.
new syMyhony BY Herr Albert, Of stuttgard,
was performed at the sixth Leipzig Gewandhaus |
concert on November Q. II had only success |
d'esfne, the Work being considered not 10 realize
the expectations raised by his previous columbus
symphony. The composer conducted his own pro. |
cucti0n. The programme also contained con- |
cerio Tor two otbiIgao volins, an obblgato yolon-
cello, by Handel with ca1eEza by Herr David,
the cher d'ditdquel; concert piece untroduc.
ton aud allegro appassonato) for the planoforte
oy Schumanni q fantasia ana fugue for the plano |
by Mozart The vocal pieces were a recitativc aud
air from Mozarrs "Nozzc de Figaro.v and two OF
Schubert's songs. Frauleln MahKnecht was the vo.
calis Herr Rcinecke the pianist and Herren David
and Kntgen the two solo voliniss.
Richard Wagner has addressed note TO the
magistrates Of the city OF Bayreuin In respect to his
great Neteungen theatrical festival 10 be he'd there
IN 1873 In II he asks the Communal authorities 10
furnish the ground Oh which his new theatre shall
Le erected having breadth and depth Of at least 20
rect. wagner further makes In lurles about loig.
ings II The city, saying that II VIII have 10 receive
zoo artists FOR epace OF four months, and least
5000 strangers may be expected during the play.
wagner states that the performances Will only lie
ATTENDED by invited guests and patrons. though
ospcsa ot the ciizens OF Bayreut. In view OF the
great benefits that Will accrue TO The city the maeis
ua,es are resolved that II suitable place at the,,
disposal be fQund they viii aid the composer pecu
ma! y IN hhdlng one. Wagner Is expected in Bay
leith t tle ead of the month AMI will lie formally
welcomed " depuiation Of the Commercial l,oI
IeEe. Tao erection OF