The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-16
IIrIC AND LYRIC
O.,iew of the Season.
rn GERSTER IN SAN
~ FRANCISCO.
.;naI Artists-A Souvenir of
,nobeIIO PATHS Gen.
cert, &C., &c.

f. While it lasted, has excluded
other topic from society CIR
!. among the pleasures that are
ss7d gone. Salt Lake has again
''rstrated the fact that she is
H. 10 gay the market price iOr
re,t going attractions ana ny ny
.mney she has passed into me
fipt Golfers, to say nothing I Of ti the
3, ysnleson bore away with hlm'
med the eyes of other higu-
.nm binations in Onr direction,
4 Sosde possible a recurrence o.
ipsSii eG week which has Ju 1t
81, he difficult to say which
TtI 1.-the list of works presented
G Susn - the most notable; Faust
Isea if we may judge from
mn ,SbI expressions heard in
sa,'ar have met with the great
.. gsm from the greatest number.
& |. djficult also to place Lucia
l o,cellence of Migncn was due
y 81. SA nrpsence OF Rosewald in ad-
$ i ino n abbott; that of the other
H. wv ~ The fact that both Campo,
3 NJ ~ ord TsgIispietra were included
li4 tS &C. casts. Seguiu, Castle and
MN YIN have worked faithfully and
/ ia,iGa ,,r in ali that has been allet-
n 70 them. seguin has been a great
y.garjte, her modest manner as much
4 her rich voice contributing to the
Esoess she has achieved. Castle is
!. ffIj the exquisite actor, but not
,[f,ely the perfect singer who de-
455tei us in the old days; give him
ffTe scene, a pretty damsel, a long
IrD no.e, and he will still prove
III he is dnexcelled. Abbott,
7'mDobelJo and ragliapietra are the
ne who Will live longest IN the
s.mory of Salt Lake opera-goers.
Hal ROsewald might have done
Eib increased opportunities can
ill., be sBrmised; as Filina,
Zine and Amina she gave
ETiences of a voice highly
.Titivated, and on the lower and
-iidle noies, much superior to that
1AbbOtt; but she had not AbSot's
|TtiyatiOn, nor her winsome power
Incoming simultaneously en- rap
mt With her audiences.
Abbott is not only al excellent
ytre:s, and a cultivated vocalist,
hui she is a remarkably shrewd
ynn Of business; her first act on
i ufysg in town was 10 gather
3 mui Ter the gentlemen represent
] he he local press, well knowing
Importance of being rightly and
Gisnsively placed before the public;
ben she lays great stress on the
reduction Of old ballads into her
sras, thoroughly realizing that
. "Lsst Rose of Summer" and
Iome, Sweet Homs," would ap-
al to a class who might bs
different to general opera.
! her music she wisely avoid
le bad spots Off her register,
I'd scars with endless shakes, trills
nd cadenzas into the upper regions
here she is safe, sound and sure.
be is fond of bringing the flute and
IariOnet to her aid, and the assist
nee Of those two instruments has
lone much to nelp her along in her
Aai, honest toll. She has mastered
every detail Of the routine Of stage
j3;neSs, has an excellent dramatic
lsinct and would be an acceptable
ctfess W thout any lyric powers
'hatever. Tagliapietra is always
lie earnest, fiery worker. No singer
e ever heard exercises such per.
nal magnetism over his audience,
can SO readily draw down thun-
sTs Ofspplause at his pleasure. His
laracter and much of his life have
9fOre appeared in print and need
1t be dwelt on here. CG5-f
CsmpObellO has perhaps the bsst
lltlvated and purest voice in the
lflre company. He is now on his
!cond tour in America; the subs
med sketch will give something
an IDEA Of his schooling and ex-
eriences:
oIguOr Canpobello, the distinguished
list who hiss left SO deep an impress.
~ Is the son OF General Campbell,
d q S'o!ohman by birth. He was corn
!. SSsmp6elltoWn, in Argyleshire, in
~ D snd was educated at Rugby and
MS father intending him for
ulpIGmshc career. From this fact
mes mat unmiataksh g sir de Jraaad
yneaT which rharacterizss ali his
S,Jmen.3 rs on ehe stage, and which
lpied with his glorious voice, gives
= y; mat peculiarly enviable prestige for
lleh Mario, the famous Grtists =. anil
nli'lHc, Wss so admired. Signor Campo-
10 msde his frat appearances in Lon
q IN ISL, IN Lucia, With Cbristine
, .Ssou Su S = Safnpsnini, under the man
ement Of Colonel Mapleson. Fl His s. snc.
IS Wss at onca acknowIeSg,a rs SUI =
'ndoa public and by the nTs.S ~ ' Le
maintd member of Ber H.. a ? ne
oers Company until his marie >. 1sIy i,
-sdemoiselle Sinico, one .; VII" ,t
lght stsrs of the great Fn,ono ene
eatIes, in 1875. Since that n opSa5 ~
gno! mpobello and his wifi, bau y
lg n 7st Of the great co3ti7e ~as
era "a land they take pridain seV VS =
- the ave had the honora of sino;nss
l9le efesY crowned head OF Enrona'
S . s SlnieO Oampo6ello is a b ieb
= l155SllYssing brunette. clio ely resem
ng t-+-isle Lucea, and she possesses
. "sF!-. mats soprano voice. For fou
cons 20 sh9 sang alternately with AdeIia
III et; Covsnt Garden Thoatre. an
as sis5 appeared at ST. Pe.ersbnT p