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... DRURY LANE. Weber's Euryanthe—his most celebrated work after the Freischatz—was produced by the German company on Monday night, and with a success which promises for it a MON than ordinary of popular favour. This opera was played in London during the ...
... DRURY LANE. The Concerts d'Ete'. continue to be as popular as ever. Mr. Eliason deserves as much, for his exertions in the musical department seem to be without let or hindrance; and his desire that the promenading comfort of his visitors be maintained ...
... DRURY LANE. COyCERTS D ETE EVERY EVENlNG.—Condaetor. Monsieur JulUen. for THIS EVENING (Tharsdsyt. Aug. Part I. Overture, Der Freyvdmti—Second Quadrille. Zanetta - Overture. Semlramide—New Grand Fantasia, La Sonnambula, with solos—Duo Concert ante, from ...
... DRURY LANE. The fiery heat of the weather, and the attractions of the great day at Epsom, were most potential influences against the successful revival of Marshner's opera, The Templar and the Jewess, on Wednesday night. The house was but thinly attended ...
... DRURY LANE. Mcyerbeer's Robert the Devil—an amusing history of which may be found annexed to Mr. Schloss' libretto—has been twice repeated this week, although it has not quite justified the expectations of attraction that were formed of it on its first ...
... DRURY LANE. The Concerts d'Ete this week have been embellished by a clever arrangement of the airs from the Tempest—a contribution to good taste we were hardly prepared to expect. This item in the evening's amusement has been felicitously successful, ...
... DRURY LANE. The pastoral symphony of Beethoven has given place to the more congenial Huguenot quadrilles, and squibs, crackers, and maroons, usurp the place of imagination and sentiment. We are not disposed to quarrel with this, for the promenading audiences ...
... DRURY LANE. A composition of more pretension than any work that has yet been produced at these Concerts, was performed for the first time on Monday evening, being the Grande Marche Funebre and Requiem performed in Paris at the Funereal procession of the ...
... DRURY LANE. The Promenade Concerts recommenced on Monday evening at this house, under the management of ELIASON ; JULIEN conducting, and with every chance of a short but brilliant season ; the decorations are entirely new, and reflect much credit upon ...
... DRURY LANE. The Madrigals by the very efficient chorus at this house have attracted much attention. Those performed during the week have been Down in a flow'ry Vale,' and Flora gave me fairest Flowers.' They went with the most excellent precision, and ...
... DRURY LANE. Thursday night produced a new soprano singer —one Mademoiselle Mayer—whose advent at the eleventh hour of the season denotes great managerial activity; although the lady herself supplies the temporary place of Madame Heinefetter with but an ...
... DRURY LANE. Folly claps her hand, and wisdom stares— a Mozart's enchanting opera, Le Nozze di Figaro, appeared in its German suit on Wednesday night, and its sweet and gentle melodies were heard to great advantage; for although the music is more Italian ...