... MOZART. A report has lately been spread through Germany and France, that the celebrated Composer Salieri (author of the Danaides) had committed suicide at Vienna, and had declared before expiring, that he had poisoned the still more celebrated Mozart ...

... MOZART. During the period the immortal Mozart was engaged at Vienna superintending the production of his opera which was rendered into the Italian—l a Leila lingua—by Da Ponte from the celebrated Marriage de Figaro of Beaumarchais, two other composers ...

... MOZART. * * * * The composer threw himself back on his couch, faint and exhausted. His countenance was pale and emaciated, yet there was a strange fire in his eye, and the light of joy on his brow, that told of His task was finished, and the melody, even ...

... dialogue took place between them: Stranger— l come the messenger of a very worthy man you. Mozart—May know from whom ? Stranger—The person docs not wish to be known. Mozart—Good ; what may be his wish ? Stranger—A friend who was very dear to him has lately died ...

... MOZART The following, from a sketch in the Court Gazette, of tlic last moments Mozart, is truthful, tho’ imaginative : The dying father raised himself on bis couch, and said, |You iqiokoof refreshment, my daughter; it can still be afforded to my feinting ...

... MOZART. EXTRACT OF AN HITHERTO UNPUBLISHED LETTER OF MOZART. C From ?? the Harmonicon for November.) You say you should like to know my way of composing, and what method I follow in writing works of some extent. I can really say no more upoo this subject ...

... MOZART. THE OVERTURE TO DON GIOVANNI The time passed in festivities of various kinds, and the composition of the overture to Don Giovanni was entirely neglected until the night of the 3rd of November, 1787. This was the eve of his great triumph. A large ...

... MOZART. The following portico:a , s, relating to the end of the composer's comer, ure new n. Etsgland. It is reported, on the authority of New komin, that Mozart when taking leave of Hayden—previously to the journey of the latter to nights' I said, •• ...

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... Mozart. Dll ct—Marriige of Figaro—Miss A aoJ Miss Kain!ortll Travellers All”-Mr. Balfc o ' 3Song_ H:,rk! Lark!_M,s9 Soldier Tired”—Mina Rain- B 1 1- Arney to! the carl beam of morning” I of Rochelle) —Mias A. Kemble, Misa j. “forth, ...

... performer. * Sir,” said Mozart, “ I am going to play one of your concertos ; you must turn over the leaves for me.” The Emperor Joseph the Second said to him once, speaking of his opera the Enlevement du Serail, * My dear Mozart, this is too fine for my ...

... MOZART. FXTRACT OF HITHERTO UNPUBLISHED LETTER MOZAftT. You say you should tike to know way of composinp, and what method 1 follow in writing works of some extent, can really say no more upon this subject than the following ; for I myself know no more ...