, 1873-12-21
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GOALS TO NEWCASTLE.

GOALS TO NEWGAsTLE.
America Ia beginning To look ttp In tho mtlaoal
centroH Of Europe. For yoars past. wo lavo had
to depend upon Europe for our 1n''nical htnrn.
Gradually, however, thts haa ceascd, md now
wo arc sonding singers to tho Old World, WHO
aro taking high positions. Among soprano sing-
ors, We 11aye Bent tho two PATHS, Ada1lna and
Carlotta; Minnie lIn1ch, WHO Is agroat favorlto;
Jounio Van zandt; Miss Abbort, Kcllogga
protcgc Airs. Moulton; Albanl, who 1atoly won
signal triumph in Paris III "Tho Huguo-
nots," rendering tho muslo strictly as writton
by Moyorboor; Violotta Colville, who 1as just
mnao remarkably succoasrul debut ut flaconza;
mud Mrs. Hall, who nlso roco,ltly inado Bl,c-
cessful debut ut the sydenhan, ralaco Among
tho coulralt aro Adelaide Phillips nnd her Blator
Mathildo, botl Of whom aro now singing in
Milau; and Antoinotte Sterling, who is all tho
rago at tho Riyioro concerts III London. Cnntlo
and Campbell are singing in English opera will,
gront succesB In England Charles Adams, Of
Boston, haB just been engaged rs tho principal
tenor ut tho Grand Opera In Vienna. Foli, tho
basso who Ia tho groatoHt oratorio Singer in
England, Is II nativo Of Connecticut. Whit
ney, tho American basao, madc splon-
did reputation in England. William Lake,
Of Washington, 1T 10 aaia, bids fair 10
rival santloy. Edward Dannrontllor, The founder
aud conductor OF tho London Wagnor Society, Is
nativo Of Cincinnati. JULIO Z. Perkins, Ma-
ploton'a new basso, Is from Vermont. In addi-
tion to these tloro arc numerous otllora who
although now atudying, havo mado brilliant
reputation. Miss Blanche Tucker, Of thiB city
who wont to Nlmo. Garcia with letters from
Lucca, ha4 succeeded in passing tho examina-
tion for tue Para Consorvatoiret where numerous
otlors failed 11iss Amy Fay granddaughter
Of Bishop Hopkins, Of Vermont, former
pupil Of Tausig, and now studying with
List, has already cEoated Bonaation
with her playing Mt Weimar. Katie daul,
auothor American girl, from Baltimore, also q
pupil Of List, has made SUCCESS at Woimar.
In public Miss Cranch, Of Cincinnati, Inns pass-
Cd The ordeal Of first appearance III A{i}an with
credit. Miss Julia Rive, Of Philadelphia, rccont-
ly plnyed at Lepsic before ono Of tho most
critical audiences in Europe, and was enthusi-
Astieal'y app!auded. Miss Anne Guilfo.d, Of
Lynn, Mass., ie singing in opera ut Loghorn
with SUCCESS. At AIilan, there aro 10 less thau
eight Americans studying muBlc. among then,
Miss Kntic Smith, 4 daughter Of Mark Smith, tic
actor, who Is said to huyo an elegant light
! soprano voice; Miss Wolvrin, Of Cincinnati,
who will shortly make her debut at the Nflaneso
CARNIVAL; Mrs. Soidonbon, Of Charlcstown,
| Mnss., a heavy dramatic soprano; EIr. Sprag,o,
Of Boston, d very heavy basEo Miss Josie Jones,
| Cincinnati contralto. who has secured couaont
| to sing in La Scala; Mis-. Annandalo, Of Dalti.
! more, who il to sing during the Carnival; MiHn
Jonnio Caldwell, who has mado q successful de-
| but in "LElisir a'Anore;" Miss Jennie Bull,
coutra1to who is anid to approach nearor Al
| boni than any singer in Europe; 1Iiss Kaie
| Miles, who has MI engagement ut Naples; Aliaa
| Eda Valorgo, Of San francisco, who ia singing
minor parts III Milan; Miss Moody, young
girl frosn New Orleans, who III studying iu
| the Conservatory, favor usually granted
only to Italians Miss Pauline Niaingor, who il
| said 10 have the most beautiful voice III Milan
aud Miss Trimblo, the daughter OF tho American
| Consular Agent, who has made successful do
! but In "Trayiata.' These are only few Of the
American singers In Europe but tho list shows
| that Amorics is gaining m enviablo musical
| reputation abroad and TINT American talent IL
rapidly boing recognized. Tho 1lucst musiciana
III tho world are lust acknowledging it; md Mr.,
| Theodore Thomas great operato schome Is
partly based upon lis confidence in American
talout. Everything seems to indicate that this
| country is destined to produce tho musicians ol
| the future.