New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-26
MIISIC AND THE DRAMA.
THE EASTER CONCERTS.

r,.ro vos a nrofnse array of Easter evening
.oncerts Beside the regular Sunday evening perform
ances at the Casino and the Cosmopolitan iheae nero
was the beginning Of fresh series at the eranu opera
House and special concert at the Academy OF MUSIC
The latter was sort OF surprise concert; the houseoi
differed widely from the programme previously
circulated and two Of the performers announcer Oh
The changed bill failed TO appear. fortunately
Tor the audience Mme scachi was not among the ap-
cent and her performance OF the Mercaaahle "a" a''
" Ali sestinta" and the "Flower Song, from f"u''
would give dignity TO any concert MISE 0"so ;.
wood sang DoDizetis "COnvien Partir IN aipahsi
imnorted nervousness and lack OF stage haO'uue "u
,atn,x osared considerable promise. Signor Brisnoii
nnearedt twice He was warmly received ana eaeh lio
recalled His singing Of signor Arditrs ar No''i
Nativep from ala spa" had much OF his Old sweetueS
and grace and was Sin guary agreeable oighor WV"
vinski sang "Cuius Amman very Ill, andthe III q"ei"
orao in parts extremely WELL With Nine scacu ne SANG
a,so the duo "S la stanchezza," from the Iro'a'oo
mn orchestra played several numbers the Moroccan
Ia Cavotte Ingenue, of Signor Ardih was gwen WIN
much delicacy, and was repeated. signor Monu ana
Nine CarreIo also appeared
The Grand Opera House was nearly iuI,
ond a varied programme performed by members
of Mr. Abbey's Nilsson company aud Mr. Graus Frehc'
troupe including Nine Tho, who sang several OF her
characteristic songs her peculiar way OF making ne
remor OF an eyed end amply serve for moslca
aoe The force of manner cannot be carried iar'ner
than Nine Theo carries it, With her 1t Is really
AN art which, as she exhibits It, deserves
c,rious study She great applause out
A. ia creditabe to large miscellaneous audience tna'
Miss Hope Glenn aroused still greater, with noOe rem
daring of (,oupods aria. "There Ia q Green lii Fur
AWAY" a performance fine, so sweety seilcus' anu
full OF true expression, that 1t alone was qute W.
going to hear Miss Hope Glenn also sang with MI borA
sten the Faure Crucifx duet, and Mr. BiorSseh saus
acme swedish songs NM Tecchiand Husuet contributes
Of r6i
singing Faure's Les Rameaux in resounding way
and the Gobble duet from La Masc0tte WIN MING
Thee. The Mendelssohn Quintet CluO Played WIZ
little apparent interest Mendelssohns B-nat qmh'e'
and the Ininuet of Boccherini
The audience at the Cosmopolitan Theatre was sma'
and those present disappointed ny 'ne
absence Of Miss Augusta Roche VINO was
prevented from singing by "serious indlsposluoh'
Miss Roches place was taken by Miss Louise scare
who sang Millards Across the SANDS anu rr"' -,
NV Darling True 10 Met" The programme was nan
composed of orchestral selections, well vareu anu di
plaved An innovation was made IN the third part
which was mainly devoted 10 Mr.. waiter feih"h
amusing mimetio sketches, which excited great ausH
ter. A..
The Casino was crowded. Miss Emma Jueh sang INC
great aria from "Der Frelschiitz" which does loI
entirely suit her. but rapturousy receiver anu
onsed renea,eo reeals Nine Galassi the Rrndisi
from ucreza" repeating II in reply 10 warm appids.
"a .Iroyatore" Quo with Sl3nOr RaYe anu III iS H ui
With Miss Jucn, SlRhor ma oIti
aud Sienor Caravatt sIgnor Ravem sang an nr,a
Mhhni,s InstuhU which he compelled 10 repeat
ANON the orchestra selections was Berlozs Malche
Iroyeuse."