The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-19
CAMPANINI IN FAUST"
A Brilliant Evening Of Concert and
Opera

A Brilliant Evening Of Concert and
Opera.
Signor Campanini and his operatio con-
cert company sang before one of the largest
and finest audiences of the season last night.
Campanini and Signorina DeVere divided
the honors. The programme included eight
numbers aud the third act of Gounod's
Faust" The first selection was a piano
solo by Signor Ferrari. The instrument
was slightly cut Of tune, but the audience
applauded Sgnor Ferraris performance
heartily. Signor Bologna made an excel
lent impression IN the rendering Of the aria
"Tu Dio Che Disse.n His voice IS pleasantly
even and under perfect control He has
sung here before. and is no stranger to Sa-
vannah opera-ZOers
Mile. Marie Groebl gave a commendable
rendering of the arioso, 80 Mia regina.n
Her delivery was a triumph of vocal art.
Her stage presence is good, and her manner
is sincere and unaffected. The rounds Of
applause which she received were well de-
served.
Signoriua DeVere was warmly received,
and her singing Of Gel Augui dInferno"
was enhancing. Her voice is a clear
soprano OF excellent vibrant quality aud re-
markably range, ascending IA high "a f.
Her high notes are remarkably sweet and
81 aar Her best effort was the shadow
Song which she gave as an encore. Her
facie grace IN the execution Of this sprightly
air was irresistible, and her intonatiJn Of
the more serious passages was well nigh
HAWKES.. She IS unquestionably a great
singer.
Signor Campanini gave "Romanza il
FiarN from the opera Of Carmen with excel
lent effect aud as none but Campanini could
give it. He IS consummate singer. He
showed wonderful art and his singing left
nothing 10 be desired. As an
The duet La CT Darem la Mano,n by
Miss Groeblaud Sig. Bologna was one Of tho
best things u the evening.
Sgnorina De We're sang an aria LA
Perle Dl Bres.ln as no one but an artist can
sing it. Every note Of her rich musical
voice was flll of deep aud genuine feeling.
In response 70 an encore she gave The Last
Rose Of Summer, which was marred by one
fault only, her foreign accsrt, otherwise 1t
was a musical treat and completely carried
the audience away.
Tie duet "Pcheurs de Perlesn is besut,-
ful comp siuJn and was rendered in a de-
hghiul manner by Signor Bologna anl
Campanln.
The programme concluded with the third
act If Goulols Faust Signor CampauIni
was an admirable Faust He is a most
capable actor As wei as an aqmlraple
singer Sigulrlna De We're essayed the role
of Marguerite and showed wonderful
vocal and histrionic ability IN her
portrayal Of Iarguierita's maideuly delight
ON receiving loves first gifts. In tue scene
where she listened 70 tue amorous overtures
OF Faust, aud expressed fear Of her
mother, her utterance was full OF dramatic
fire aud spisu45r. This enthusiasm was in
5 snitcaut waeu she sang the flower song,
and where she piucked the rose petals one
by one, and sang HE loves me, loves mo
not, all, he loves men The words were in
Italian OF course, bu. the action was under
stood .d appreciated by the universal
language OF al hearts.
10 wa, exp cd that u matinee perform
ance Of GlunodS Romeo and Juliet
would be giyoa to-day, but the company is
under engagement TO sing in Charleston
TINS Afternoon.
At the Harnett House, Savannah, Ga,
YOU get all tie comforts Of the high-priced
hotels, aud save from 81 20 So per day.
Try it and 10 convinced. Home
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