... to pass unnoticed. it MOZART AND HiS NASAL ORGAX.-A good story li told of Miozart at the tinme he wlas a pupil of Haydn. The latter chal- ., i-nged his pupil to compose a piece of music which he could not platy at sight. Mozart accepted the banter, and ...

... TUESDAY MORNING, September 30, At ST. ANDREW'S CHAPEL, A GRAND SELECTION OF SACRED MUSIC, From the Works of Hanilidl, Hnaydn, Mozart, &e.. including a selection fronm THE CRlEATiON,1 by Haydn. On TUESDAY EVENING, A MISCELLANEOUS CONCERT IN THE THEATRE. ...

... kil- led; he had attained his sozd vear, and retain- ed all his faculties in a very unuftial degree. D Died lately at Vienna, Mozart, the celebrated e mufical compofer. A flranger had called on him, J and requcfted he would compofe as fpeedilv as -pofsble ...

... Muandolssoirn's First Wal- pla gis Night, which was followved by a scoons from Dcr Fris ohuttz,and a selection fr-om Mozart's LaClemlenzadi Tito. iOt Thurcday morning tire performance consisted of Mendelssoibn's oratorio of 1 Elijash. Ii tire ...

... twhichlelie las piaccd) his fancy. Iln thess ellisiinst we recotnize a, si- nijlar feeling with the great, the itlimitablol Mozart ?? we observe t'he same passionmate melanchioly atm:l tender- ness-and would fondly hope, that this gifted youtrh ?? t be ...

... for a grand funeral pro. ceslioo. The deceased was a Roman Catholic; tis body will be carried to AMoorfields Chapel, where Mozart's beautiful Requienm will bc performed by a choir, Comiosed of a number of the most eminent I 6leers, nnd a very numerous ...

... would be invidious to particularize either pieces or performers: suffice it to say, that intricate compositions of Bellini, Mozart, Jullien, and other masters, as well as some vocal pieces, were given with the utmost savoir quoi-really as if the performers ...

... Baker's accurateplaying of Beethoven's fa- mous S Pathetiue, nd (whaf was, perhaps, the gema of the evening) an arrangement of Mozart's celebrated Jupiter Symphony for piano-forte dnett, wuhilh was rendered with a correctness and finish that excited universal ...

... cthe choir was calcuIlated to cll suW fot fth. The Se lecticit of pieces emsbraced some of' fits, fittest, coissloossiss of Mozart, B~eetltoven, Al. Batiler', Ziusgaselli, ait' other celebrsafed cotisposers; arid tie whole performaiieewas itiglijy creditable ...

... route, or who 'fortised 'the 'Iiubject 'of conversa~tion in certain coteries. Almorig them will he Weund 'LordjByron, tGoethe, Mozart; 'Schililer, Mi~isiam. Camrilian, *Mlqianie Cats- haul MaeosleSnaCnveOii Ildiiiboldt, (lotnit 'Oli' ?? recM tu~brni, .'Sir'Walter ...

... & Co. and all thecotherBooksellers. a No. YIII, or 113rniW - - - -, oti I. Revolitions of )es it) 1o4'rind l6jlll,-.- .II. Mozart..-. °! [11. ltivroulyp~hses.. . l Ihlaino 'Calioro : Lord pyron and c Casrinir Drclavige ?? Lcttinlg ?? iand;* .lleiaycr t;yhteni ...

... Gloria in ezceIsisiJeo (Glory be to God on high).Angeber, lRyrie eleison fLogd have mercy on Us) Mozart. -Et incarnatns-est (And He wasomade man) Mozart, No. V1 Agnes Dei (Lambsibor God,; who takest away the sins of io world) .. ailerw. Instrumental Symphony ...