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... THE PROMENADE CONCERTS. The great successes of the present season of Pro- menado Concerts at Covent Garden undoubtedly are the Classical Wednesday performances, which not only attract larger, but more discriminating audiences than tho.e which patroni ...
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... ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, COVENT- GARDEN. While listening on Saturday night to Signor Gayarre 's tender and purely melodious cavtabile singing, taking note of his well-nigh perfect phrasing, and recog- v.ith delight the expression with which he delivered ...
... to that body of traders known as costerinongers, who were as important to the neighbourhood in which they lived as was Covent- garden and Leaden hal l-inarket to the upjier classes. They had presented memorials and made certain conditions and requirements ...
... Lady Biddulph, Mr. Donald Cameron of Lochiel, and Captain Haig, honoured the performance at the Poyal Italian Opera, Covent Garden, with their presence last evening. His Royal Highness Prince Leopold, attended by Mr. Collins, and her Royal Highness Princess ...
... ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, COVENT GARDEN. The more we hear of Guillaume Tell, and note the sustained dramatic power of which Rossini first gave evidence in that splendid work, the more impossible it is to help lamenting that after its production in 1829 the ...
... Aula and her lover, ?? do not surpass anything which Verdi has hitherto written. Fortunately, also, it happens that at Covent Garden the representatives of these chtfracters are able to appreciate the Import of the scene, and to give this appro- fullest ...
... ?? ITALIAN OPERA, COVENT- GARDEN. Italian opera — a phrase which includes operas of all countries translated into that most musical tongue — is a very costly exotic, requiring extremely careful nurture and • attention, and flourishing only for some three ...
... BOYAL ITALIAN OPERA, COVENT- GARDEN. No opera has ever become widely popular without a heroine with whom the audience can sympathise. Even that wildest of stories II Flit- concludes with the union of Tamino and Paraiua, who, we are led to under- stand ...
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... rentarkahly complete, that if the artiste of tier Stajesty's were at liberty there would pro. bebly be no room for them at Covent garden. It is, how. ever, still very early in the season, and we II:111 oily hope that some satishictoi7 arrangements may be wale ...