The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-16
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Tux LADY saxGKRs.
Tho strength OF Mr.. Gyes announcement lies how.
ever, ia the names OF the lady singers. among whom
are Adelna Patti. Banchi, harmon, Aibapi and the
well trained and charming Zarc Ihalberg Mr. Gyo's
list includes besides the names oil the following -
DiAngeri srnoroschl, Ricca MIRA Knox, Avieliana
(Mss Armstrong;. Eva do Synneberg, Saar Dell AneSe
Cotino, soniLo Scachi Doth, Ghiotti, DC hiti anu
Emma Sarda But "Mayair' thinks ominousy that
IN spite OF these tindvdually gifted artists The hisor
caly minded amateur cannot help becoming more and
conscious OF the fact that the decline and faii Of
Italian opera established instituton - at hand
The Italian style singing, with rs perfect information,
It's beautiful icgato ITS Incompatible .Gorsfure, 10
thing OF the past II was the CROWN Oh centuries ana
Mario It's last and perhaps lis most gifted repre-
HER MAIssry's THEATRE
Mr. Mapleson announces that Her Majesty's Theatre,
Haymarket, will be opened ON The 2sth oi April The
building which long been idc will then be put
10 the which IL intended for the FIRST time
since its on the OF The house destroyed
by ire IN december OF the year 1867. Mr. Aapleson
returns TO the locality which no occupied ior seveta
before that catastrophe and where memorable
rcvivas OF great classical works took place WAS
this house that Cherubini's "Medea" with Mile
Titiens the tragic heroine, was hrst produced IN
England, and the revival oil this work is one oil
the features OF the coming season Mr. Maple
Gi0ck's Armada" the heroine by Nile. Ti.lsns;
Rossini's 'Oteilo" with the pari Of Desdemona ny
Nine Nilsson, Iago by NJ. Faure and otclo 1y Tamoer-
hk or course Mr.. Mapleson announ ;cs THE Flying
Du,chmann as we'll Mme. Nilsson Is 10 DO the Scnta,
and NJ. Faure Will sustain the part oil Nanderdcckeh
ca,s.s includes tho names Of Mime rrsOelil. Bo.tini
Mines Mia Rodan, Elena Varos and Alwina Valera;
SIgnor Fancelli, Rinaldin, Grazl, Rota, Galassl,
Del Pucnte, Borcla, Medin, Brocolmi &c. First ap
pearances are announced OF Miles, Carolina Salla and
Maihlde Nandori; Signori MilIet Cabero. Carrion,
Ialbo and Gayarre.
ENGLISH OPERA-wAGNER.
IL was hoped that Carl Rosa would have given
English opera at Drury Lane May, but learn that
this pleasure Will be deferred until september or Octo-
Der Perhaps Mr. Rosa hesitatcs 10 come into compe-
ton with the Italian houses 80 well supported by
fashion, TO enter the lists IN seusu oil more than
ordinary musical interest The Wagner concerts are
announced commence ut the Albert Hall on the TIN
OF May Wlhemi ID 10 be the leader Of the orchestra,
DauEreuther is 70 conduct the rehearsas;
200 instrumentalists will form the orchestra.
" agner will conduct selections from all his operas
on Monday evening" May 7, from 'Ricnzi," "rann-
hauser' and ''Das kheingod;' on Wednesday even.
in2 May o. from ''Der Fiiegende Hodnder" and
.le Walkure;" on Saturday morning, May. IL, from
"Tann hauser' aud "Die Walkurs;" on Monday even
Ing, May Ia, from sLohengrin' and "Sieglried;" ON
Wednesday evening, May ~, from .Die Mester,
sineer,n s.G0tterdammcrung'' and "SiegIried," and
on saturday morning, May 10, from "rrstan und
Isodcp and 'G0tteraammerung." The prices are ex-
ceedingy high Tor the Albert Hall, ana doubt very
much whether Wagner will got the reception that ne
deserves simply because his managers seem 10 be i'm
bued with Idea that they use tho English pub
lie, under Mr.. Wagner's cloak, us an inexhaustibie
cold mine. A guinea for u stall which IN ordinary
concerts and seven shllDRs and six
pence is insult aud an outrage 10 Wagner aud Ihe
English musical public