New-York tribune., 1896-11-02
MYSTICAL MATTERS.

7. another reminder Of old times when he audi
ence that had gathered IN The Academy OF Music 10
hear I'll Trovatore' last Saturday afternoon found
that Nine Dott TO sing the part o. LNonora, IN
stead Of Mime. Bonaplata- -Bau. The announcement
that the latter singer hoarse and that the subsi
tuition would he made after tho hour set for the
beginning OF the opera Afierward /; was posted in
the foyer Under the circumstances The perfoTmanc"
could not be very inspIrng. though Nine scalch
received hearty welcome as Azucena, and NJ Duroi
and Signor De Anna sang admirably. This evening
Nine Darclee is announced to effect her American
debut In la Travata." "Trovaore' Will be sung AT
an extra performance Tuesday evening. Aida"
will be given Saturday afternoon here and on
Thursday evening at the Academy of Music. In
Rrooklyn: Les Huguenots" Wednesday evening
and La Somna mbua." Friday
Mrs Fannie Bloomfield Zeislcr started from Chi
cago yesterday for an extended tour on the Pacinc
coast Sho will play in San Francisco. Sacramento
Ios Angeles San Diego. Santa Barbara San Jose
Portland Seattle Spokane and Victoria. The con-
certs will be reciials with exception and she will
play eight different programmes. In January she
will give few in the East. and in Febru-
AIRY will 60 TO England. where she VIII spend the
snring and possibly also the summer
. concert will be given at Terrace Garden on
Wednesday evening under the auspices OF the Ge3-
r,n.American School Society for the beheht oi the
Lincoln Academy The artists who will participate
.ro Misc Margarita Arcuarus. mezzo-soprano Mrs
Dora T. Phillips. soprano; Richard Arnold violin
August spanuth. pianoforte w A. Nanten' tenor
Tbomas Prehn barytone; f.. c. Banck violin; Leo
Taussls. violoncello: Emil Gramm violin; Claude j.
uoldng. violin and August Kakhos, double bass
The Sunday concerts OF the Imperial Opera Com
many began last night at the Academy Of Music The
orchestra lifted 10 the trying prominence which
seats on the stage and programme OF concert music
gave IT, proved to little crude in the wood-wInd
department but Slgnor Bimboni. the conductor held
II down to creditab,y precise work. and the Largo
nv Handel IN which Mr.. Nahan Franko played the
solo. was redemanded rapturously The programme
mo. largely made I'D OF familiar numbers (the over
,mre 10 "Semlralnde led OFF, Of course). but they
An extremely favorable impression was made by q
hass Sienor Dado, who sang LeporeLo's denghtful
catai,.liIe aria from Don Giovanni in a straight
forward and manly style though little ponderously
Being recalled he delighted his hearers with Schu-
manns Two Grehdu.rIr 'N'e ~ N'"A''
For the third time Mr.. Walter Damrosch had
crowded house at his Sunday popular last night The
nrinc,pal solo attraction Mile Alice Ver.et said
10 come from the Opera Comioue OF Paris VINO sang
an air from 'Travata," and "Soveigs Lied by
Grieg as her numbers. She sang charmngly
ESPECIALLY in the exquisite song which Mr MAX Lieb-
ling accompanied most tastefuly. her voice is not
large but II is fresh and youthful ana extremely
nice In quality. Mr.. William Mer;ens. OF MI. Dam
reschs opsrs company a'sS Jnbiiee
Brahms Academic overture tne T aneg.et!1 !p o.
Beeihoyen's Major symphony. and "asners h'oe
Of the Valkyrior.