New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-28
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MUSIC
AIDA.

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posite order will be given tomorrow for the purpose
showing Aime Nilsson in several OF her most popuaa
roles ana on Monday she VIII mako more last ap
pearapoe, singing with Mr. Clmpanni in " The Huguo-
nots" Aida" vii be repeated tonight, and will Ill
The house again ne&t week. IL pity that this
brilliant work whose presentation will long be memoir
able in the history OF eur lyric stage for careful prepara-
uon ana for scenic splendors. could rot have been
brought forward early enough to enjoy long We
cannot douDt That 1t would prove highly rcmuneraye
attraction II Mr. srakosoh could arrangements
postpone DIS departure Philadelphia. Ia praislng
fhe manner OF It's performance should not omit 80
say that IL was given By Mr. Muzlo in its integrity
wednesday and we trust that this conscientious treat
ment OF the composer viii be in The opera
Is rather long, lasting from until 1882 but there Is
such quick succession Of gorgeous and varied scenes,
and OF bright and richly colOred music that It
rover seon tedious.
ENGLISH OPERA ABROAD.
Mr.. Carl Rosa his been using his English
Company at Brighton iu 1.-THE performance OF English
opera without scenery action, ana tho curious
ture seems to have been highly successful. Ono Of
the local journals speaks as follows of hs orchestra.
The band IS on the whole good;one The overture TO
Mariana settled chat point Nicely balanced well in
tune, firm and brilliant strings, sweet toned wood, cap
itsl brass and druus all fun OF life and giving most
careful attention TO the conductor Mr. Cart Rosa who
Is certainly the right in the right place. giving
spirited and appropriate beat without unnecessary ex-
hibon Doubtless to him most Of the general success
ia due especially the spirit of the performance
which his Efforts sustain admirably, and which, with
tae conductor would fail under similar circumstances
The yiqussao tue sor.ad0. and the creSeehdo ID Doth
band and chorus are points which exhibit conductors
mower, ana these have been given astoIohinsly well,
aud great credit Is reflected on all.'
LOHESGRTN
We are informed chat Lohengrin will GER
family be produced VIXEN Mr. SrIEosch returns 10 Nov"
York Tor his spring and we hoDe u may DC pre-
,entsd with some approach at least TO the brilliant
effects prepared for aida" Campanin VINO mace an
extraordinary sensation wlth this opera In ITALY, viii OF
course be the hero Tho EiSa 20 be Mme Nilsson ana
The O,q MISC Cary Mr. Carl Rosa purposes TO produce
thu same work 40 Drrry Lane next March about the
same time tnat we may reasonably expect to nave
here II has never been sung in England
THE HAMPTON SINGERS
The colored students from the Hampton
School OF those interesting concerts wo have reqhehF
spoken. will give a performance at the Union League
Theater tomorrow afternoon and one at the Brooklyn
Academy of Music on Monday evening. They have
earned money enough by their singing to make iair
beginning OF their school building bat they have sur
fcred d good deal from the panic other people nave
ard their appeal the bcneyOlen. has great deal OF
force Their chief object IS 70 raise money enough
10 Pat roof on their unfinished building, before the
walls IRE injured Dy frost.
MUSICAL NOTES.
Susini il singing with Nine. ArabeIa God
daris concert company in Australia
Miss Antoinette Sterling has been singing
with success at VI. Rivere's COyent Garden concerts.
Jeanne dare" a tragedy by NJ. jules Bar
bier with incidental music. choruses SC, By NJ Goanod,
has been received with favor III Paris.
The "EOrdisch Suite of Mr. Asgar Ham
crcl Of Baltimore which Mr. Theodore Thomas brought
on. last Summer, has recently been performed at the
eseschalts Concert Cologne, under the direction OF
Ferdinand Hitler The K5iniscte Zsit'mG says OF it
The composer, who Is stranger 70 ms, writes not WITH
out talent dash, and s, at al events man VINO mas
fc@,.nrd ,nuol ana forgotten nothing. Indeed, we
reminded 600 frequently OF The later facJ ana any ono
oe,rous OF viewing Aeudeis5Jhu Schubert and wagner
through u co0rcd glass, polished awry, may Crafty his
wish by means of this suite. Nevertheless, se ny slae
win lis ift OF appropriation and reproduction the
composer displays sparks OF original spirit ana III
Vruflou The Instrumentation falls on the ear III an
c c'ls tss f and 'dtqiha eadences
ment I'm waldo, l. the least satisfactory; we cannot
say whether il Is u~lyo " cripple A. any rate'
we recognize fullylo eiopcd organism Tue EolSs-
lied introduced b. the harp Is very originai anu WIZ
tily carried out We stIusush without dlncultY me
Epic iron the yric, aud think We undeIstsnu Gis
ctiy what the orchestra Is relating 10 Itself Ine
'sprl1gtaBz, rolickilg ana vigorous, almost seems,
,etb H. macmillan rhythm a musical Illustration Of the
objection: three steps forward aud two backward The
1o''rtb r,nvem,rt called sMenuet' has again the
matte foundation with strong dash Of the folks-sons
element I'm IT, ana would not naEo Deen 90 written Dut
Nendciasohu; whe tic Hnde tne s0m9%nat ~ are
Br,umdrsch perhaps 10 prove the impHrtaiJy OF tho
composer. comes forward with strong NcAaIu wagner
physioSHomy"
Mr.. Owen Marlowe, the well-known actor--so
highly esteemed for nj CAPT. Haiotree, In Caste =
will give q Dramatic Entertainment for a charitable
purpose at Robinson Hall, sTteenhst., this evening
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