Quelqu'un's Feuilleton focuses on a discussion of the musical world; an area which he claims to be unqualified to comment upon. He gives the recent Opera news and engages in discussion of the merits of several popular female singers. Qulequ'un also includes a mention of those critics who will be doing serious theater and opera reviews on Easter Sunday. He also expresses excitement that the end of Lent means that there will be "new hilarities" to enjoy (3). The column is signed from Pfaff's and dated 4/5/1860.
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