The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-14


Musical and Dramatic Notes.
A "volcanic eruptionn of talent is announced al
the Olympic next week.
The Metropolitan Museum OF Art will be open to-
night from seven TO ten.
M. Fossati, the distinguished basso, had very
nattering benefit at De Garmo's Hall last evening.
ST. vaietine's kettledrum viii be continued this
afternoon, at the armOry of the Seventyfrst regt-
ment.
Gilmore will hold forth again with his Twenty
second Regiment Band at the Grand Opera House
on Sunday.
Standig, r.,has inherited from his father re-
marKabe bass voice, and Vienna was the first city
to learn the fact
Dr. j. Jay Villiers gives what he announces as q
humorous lecture next Monday and Wednesday
evenings at Association Hail.
The Strakosch Italian opera season in Boston
has been unprecedentedly successful The receipts
were larger than ever known before In this c0un-
try Not only Nine. Nilsson but the general ex-
ceiience OF the company received liberal patron.
age. On Friday evening next the company appear
in this city. "Luca'' will be the initial opera.
Mile. Anna de BelOcca, daughter OF the Councillor
of State TO the Imperial Court OF Russia, is the
reigning sensation OF the day In Paris, under tho
management OF Maurice Strakosch. Her success
at Les Italiens was OF the most emphatic kind. HeR
ROsna in 'll Barbiere," with her mezzO soprano
voice OF exceptional beauty and compass fresh aud
exquisite In its tones, created an undoubted
Juror. The King OF Hanover, who was present ON
the occasion, sent Tor the young artistic his box
and complimented her. She sang in the "Singing
Lesson" a beautiful Russian air, and charming
song by the Baroness Rothschd.
The rehearsal of the Philharmonic Society at the
Academy OF Music yesterday was numerously at
tended. The concert takes place this evening.
The programme is as follows :-Overture, "Michel
Angelo, Gade. Concerto for the violin, on. "a, In
L, Mendessohn, with orchestral accompaniment
l. Allegro motto appassionato; 2. Andante; 8. Al
legro motto vvace-Mr. aenry Wleniawski Over.
ture, ''Faust," Wagner. AdagiO ana fugue fol-
violin, minor, Bach, Mr.. Henry WeniawskL
Symphony. "Arcadian," minor, BristOw-l. Al
legro appassionato; 2. Andante Reigioso; 8. Al
legro ma non troppO; T. Allegro con Spirito.
The Orchestra QLondon) describes the obsequiea
OF a great artistic In the following terms:-
The remains OF Nine. Pare pa Rosa were inferred
on January 20 in highgate Cemetery: The process
sion lett Warwick Crescent shortly before eleven
O'Clock, and consisted OF three mourning carriages
In the first OF these were Mr.. Carl Rosa Mr.. famed
Howell, Mr.. Edward Howell aud Mr.. Il. Hogarth;
IN the second were Dr. Brace, Mr. Cowen, Mr..
Evans and Mr. Jackson, and the third coach waa
occupied by the faithful companion Of Nine. Rosa
cortege being brought up by private carriases sent
by DR.. Wyde, Dr. Bruce, the Rev. Mr.. Barnard,
&C. At HIghgatc very large assembly awaited
the scene both in the chapel and round
the grave during the solemn service was
touching in the extreme q large proportion
OF those present making NO attempt to
conceal their great sorrow. Prominent among
those on the spot were Sir Michael Costa, Mr.
Santey Mr. CAM, Mr.. Patey, Mr.. w. 8. GILBERT
Mr. Bennett, Mr.. Gruneisen, Signor Traventy MI.
Sidney Naylor, Mr.. Chat,erton, Mr. c. Lyaii, MI; r.
Randegger, Mr.. Edward Murray, MI. Hersee, Mr.
Maybrick, Mr.. Pearson. &c. The widespread az
paried by ali classes OF her profession was further
evidenced by the number OF the members OF the
chorus who sy their presence tesvnea sne.r aeep
which the words sEuphrosyne parepa Rosa; born
May l. 1896; died January l, 1874 were inscribed
rare and costly nowers among which was a beau
tiul wreath of cameliaS azaleas and viOlets, sent
"a a sneciaI tribute from the Opera Company with
whose provincial career the name Of Rosa has bsen
Identified.