Diary of George Mifflin Dallas
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The Czar, his Court and his Army, all seemed to lose their prestige and their power while that magical voice dominated the ear. She sang twice, first the finale of Donizetti's opera, "Anna Bolena," and 1 6* I78 DIARY OF GEORGE MIf-FLIN DALLAS.
was in this accompanied by Madame BartiniefF and Madame Krudener and three gentlemen ; second, Bel- lini's " Norma." The effect of the last song was beyond description, and the applause was vehement and pro- tracted. It recalled Malibran to my mind, and y...et seemed superior by the addition to her voice of that of her father, Garcia. Nothing could be richer, nothing could be clearer, nothing could be vaster, nothing could be softer, nothing could be deeper, nothing could be more delicate, and nothing could be more decided. I might go on multiplying epithets without describing a bit more distinctly. On the whole, I think it was the best singing I ever heard, and as good as can be. The manner of the Countess was perhaps a little constrained in the effort to avoid relapsing into the cantatrice, and on two occasions, instead of confining her courtesy to the Empress, she for an instant bent to the applauding audi- ence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Czar, his Court and his Army, all seemed to lose their prestige and their power while that magical voice dominated the ear. She sang twice, first the finale of Donizetti's opera, "Anna Bolena," and 1 6* I78 DIARY OF GEORGE MIf-FLIN DALLAS.
was in this accompanied by Madame BartiniefF and Madame Krudener and three gentlemen ; second, Bel- lini's " Norma." The effect of the last song was beyond description, and the applause was vehement and pro- tracted. It recalled Malibran to my mind, and y...et seemed superior by the addition to her voice of that of her father, Garcia. Nothing could be richer, nothing could be clearer, nothing could be vaster, nothing could be softer, nothing could be deeper, nothing could be more delicate, and nothing could be more decided. I might go on multiplying epithets without describing a bit more distinctly. On the whole, I think it was the best singing I ever heard, and as good as can be. The manner of the Countess was perhaps a little constrained in the effort to avoid relapsing into the cantatrice, and on two occasions, instead of confining her courtesy to the Empress, she for an instant bent to the applauding audi- ence.
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