The New York herald., 1872-08-12

the entire winter Of the best orchestra in the
country. Hsr m +. .6rtt trf!
NILE. AIMEE AND OPERA BouPPn.
The announcement of an intended series OF per-
formances BY Mile. Aimee and company OF fresh
mencing on October IA, will revive the dropping
nopes OF the numerous playgoers who lo0ked for.
opera % oo The w Se Sven
under the direction Of Messrs. Albtes Chizzola
and while the accomplished artist mentioned above
IL TO be the strongest attraction among the per-
formers the company has been selected IN France
by Mr. Maurice Grau during hls recent visit to
public does not often profit 'ii OF Mile Aimee it is
ssupernuous to write much BY way OF introduction
won more immediate success that did that
es f in ssS YORK or S ss
after efforts. Young and gifted fun OF earnestness
anu vlvacity, practised comedenne and skilled
counted for. Correspondingly merltorous achieve
ments by the artists engaged to cooperate with
nei may nom review OF their record be aptici
pated M. Juteau, the new tenor, Is held the lead
Ing representative OF opera bO,6e r0ses In France,
possessing as he does. vocal resources and talent,
lively demanded of Ofenbach's principal inter
prefers. N. Narln, the second tenor, enjoys
reputation rep commencing HIM ss worthy coadn, ~,
10 case OF the former gentleman's indispositlOn.
d. Lecuyer, the baritone bufo, comes from the
Theatre des Varieties, In Paris where tho choice Of
performers has for some years past rested with M.
OneHbach, whose works have ali been given In that
has Sees 9H
drolleries OF NJ Gabel do not need rccapltuhtlon; !;
the single picture OF pitou would make his acces.
sion 10 any troupe cause Of c0ngratulatiOn. The
other artists OF the sterner sex are:-MM. Modaret,
basso, and Fabol light tenor. The list of ladies' IL
who Is next In order, Is charming soprano, whose
qualities and attanments will enable her to shine
even with the bright particular star mile Mile Roland
and Deschamps and a strong choral force make
up the remainder Of the fresh company.
tour in which, thanks to energetic and judi.
cious management, the most substantial and nat
through the has her
as the chief representative OF opera oou0e, and
none but representatives of real excellence and
steady attraotiveness could command One weeks
solourn in Chicago was repaid by receipts amount
brought 60 four weeks stay IN California re:
ior the approaching season are OF course already
perfected, and are as follows, commencing In
New. York at the Olympic Theatre on the 18th Of
"Genevieve de Brabant" will be revived with
oil Its original splendor, with Aimee as Drogan, in
which which she achieved one Of her greatest trumphs
In San Francisco, and Gabel in his original roe Of
Pitou, expressly written for him, and which he has
played over thousand times. After the conclusion
Philadelphia for one week. commencing November
II thence to Baltimore, November 1s, one week;
s
weeks; Memphis, March 10, one week; st. Louis,
March II, one week; Chicago, March 2s, one week;
Boston, April l. two weeks
GERMAN OPERA.
Mr.. Ad Neuenderff will probably be the only rep
performances In New York next season. He has
made arrangements with the Stadt Theatre, which
VIII DC rebuilt and entirely renovated, ana also
with the new Terrace Garden Theatre, which will
be finished about October l. and will play CON-
n Pany in both piaces1six times week In The stsdt
at the Terrace Garden Theatre, 3. ..fs...
Ihe X repe%rtotre % will be especially devoted 70
% e
Ia Comare." &C., and also to the newest opera
ooxges,, o. which lies Brigands.n "Les Georgi-
ennes, and strauss "Forty Thleves will be given
In New York for the first time In the German
NJ A. Neuendorr has been 90 Europe early this
summer to make the necessary engagements, and
will leave again next week to bring the artists
himself. Tho company Will be almost entirely new,
as he will bring all the sOloists, OF which some are
very prominent in the profession, from Europe,
and ne IS furthermore trying to effect an arrange.
CARLOTrA PATTI.
Regarding the Carlotta Patti concerts nothing is
% a. as h dnre u no
cert season will likely commence at Stenway Hall
early In September, and OF the company engaged to
support this favOrite artist we know only Miss
Opera
English Opera is dead for the present, no one hav-
ing the courage or means TO take up the sceptre
which Carl Rosa laid down.
The Philharmonic society, as In former years,
viii show sign OF life until the Is pretty
well advanced.
Mr.. George r. Bristow, the Chevalier Bayard OF
American music, proposes to give this season q
series OF Philharmonic concerts, rather concerts
on the proper standard of Philharmonic excellence.
Madame Rudersdorn has made arrangements
with Boston Lyccum Bureau for u season OF con-
certs
In military music we will likely have revival
this season. owing to the impetus given in this
direction by the magnificent Representative bands
Of England and France Messrs. Godfrey and
Paulus may be the means Of effectng q revolution
In military music here, and IL is 20 be hoped that
we may be able ere long to have band OF which
America can be proud.
Mr.. Jerome Hopkins intends to Start weekly
Concerts for the People," on the plan OF the Lon
don Monday Popular Concerts. Not cOnteuted with
sustaining Free OrpheOnist vocal schools, as Mr..
Hopkins has done IN this city for the past eleven
years and continues to do, American musical en-
terprise Is to present this phase in October at
democratic figure to the masses.
Messrs. l.. +. Harrison and Edward uhlig have
secured Irving Hall for series OF Sunday evening
popular concerts commencing on the 10Th OF Sep
tember, 1872. r-.r ..r..-' .rrrf
We learn that Mr.. Daily has a surprise in store
for those who have come TO look upon Sunday
evening concerts as q necessary and innocent
pleasure. He has secured for these entertainments
at the Grand Opera House Mr.. MaretZek's Italian
opera company, and all the artists who will give
opera at the Academy Of Music this fall will take
part in the Sunday evening concerts at the Grand
opera House.