New-York tribune., 1872-03-26

scmbled the enthusiasm Of an army lratihcaton
meeting, than the calm applause which an American
public usually doles out 20 it's fayorites. tnge OF
sadness in view OF the threatened departure OF tina
sweet singer had evidently touched and softened the
general heart
OPERA NEXT YEAR.
The Directors of the Academy OF Music have
executed lease OF the Opera House for the Fan
OF 1872 Mr. Max Marezek. whose return to the post OF
responsibility which he has filed so many times during
the past fifteen years more will be welcomed by
many old friends and admirers. The veteran manager
will sail for Europe to make arrangements for the
new company. at the head OF which are TO be Mile
Pauline Lucca nd Miss Clara Louise Kellogg No other
engagements have been made yet The season viii
open on the lst OF October.
MUSICAL NOTES.
Miss Mehlig has just finished series of
seven pianoforte recitals in Boston,
A youthful opera of Carl Maria Won Weber's
entitled "Sylvana" has been adapted for the Parls
stage, and win soon be produced at the Athenee,
NJ. Gounod is said by TIE AthenGum to be
rapidly recovering FROM one OF those attacks which
have caused hs friends in Paris and elsewhere so much
uneasiness."
The French normal diapason is about to be
introduced at Covent Gard, n The London PhIharmo-
mic and Sacred Harmonic Societies and Drury Lane ad-
here TO the Old pitch.
An operetta of Schubert's, " Die Verschwor-
men" 'Ihe Conspirators produced recently at the
ure. II has never been very successful anywhere.
The principal stars of the Italian opera
announced 10 open IN Paris on the IN OF March
Alboni Pence, Marie Sasse, Gardoni, Dele sedie,
Nine. Trebell, Nine. Vopini, Nicolin GraLiaui, and
BagagiOO.
Mr.. II. c. King is the composer of rather
striking musical setting OF Charles Kingsleys ballad.
"The Sands Of Dee" just published by Hall SON. and
illustrated with excellent Photographic portrait Of
Miss AntOinette Sterling.
Auber composed, just before his death, two
string quariets said to be quite distinct III form from
former of that class and 10 be full OF charm
They in the possession of his nieoes with NhOm the
Paris COnservatOire is negotiating Tor them
A series of twelve concerts in the great
ROyal Albert Hall in London To open on the 18th O
March the charge Of penny admission the pro-
grammes comprising instrumental music G!res,
organ performances &c. The hail holds about 5000 VS.
itOTs.
Gounod's Grand Mass is to be sung at st.
AIMS Church this city, Easter sunday. The Bach
GCunOd Maria" viii also be given, senior saT7sate
playing the violin obblatO, and Miss krebs probably,
the piano. Mile. Corrad has been engaged at this
church as principal soprano.
The opera season at Drury Lane under the
management of MapesOn, Will depend this Spring upon
Miss Nilsson Miles Tetens, MarimOn, Bauermeister,
Marie ROZe and GrOssi, MeSdames NOlpni and Treoe-
Bettlni, and NM CapOul Fancel, Vlzzani, MendOraz,
Agnesi Borella ROta and Foil Sir Michael Costa con
ducting. Among the operas promised are "Mignon
Cherubni's Les DeuX JOuTnees" e. The Water carrier l.
and Auber's Crown Diamonds" The two last are
novelties in London. Both are 10 be given in Italian
Cherubini's work under the title OF Due Glornatl,
with recitaves by Costa and Aubers under tue name
of " La Caterina."