... LIFE OF MOZART. From The Foreign Quarterly Review. At length ample justice is done to the memory of Mozart.— Independently of the high gratification which his admirers must defier from bring made acquainted with the habits and peculiarities of , the man ...

... LfiE OP MOZART. froV 7V'> FereX' tt 7rJ el Iy Review just publisled - At ?? ample juttdce is done to the memory of Mozart. dep5sdestty of the high gratification which his admirers must , from beinR made acquainted with the habits and pecu- of the man ...

... LINES TO MOZART, Written on u page of a volume of his Operas. Son of Apoilo whose harmonious soul Burst its terrestrial bonds, and soaring high Into its native heaven, caught there the strains Of seraphs' and of angels' harps, whose tones Meliifluously ...

... MONUMENT TO MOZART. Mozart—whom Haydn reverenced for his extraordinary powers, and whom Burney looked upon as the greatest leader of the modern school —has lain in the grave for a period of fifty years, and yet the whole of Germany has not, in any instance ...

... MOZART . / CANIATAS. are indebted to an intelligent corrt•spondent for the following information respecting the publication of parts of the full score of Nlozsiti's masses, litanies, Sc. in the form of cantatas, by Bat ir- KOPF' and BART L, of Leipaic ...

... Mozart's Requiem, Ag many of our readers may not be aware of the peculiar and romantic circumstances under which the immortal Mozart composed the above celebrated work. The following account can but be read with the highest degree of interest. One day ...

... MOYUA ENT TO MOZART. A plan has for some time past been in agitation In Ger- many for erecting a monument to Mozart in his native city of Salzburgr. This plan has originated witih the groat mnusi- eel institution of tfiat city called the Mfuseum, which ...

... WITH MOZART’S ACCOMPANIMENTS. OiV ER/DAY HORNING, SEPTEMBER I0(*, AT THE CATHEDRAE, MENDELSSOHN’S NEW SACRED ORATORIO, ENTITLED A HYMN OF PRAISE, “LOBGESANG,” h* Short SELECTION of SACRED MUSIC ftoni the of HANDEL, MOZART, BEETHOVEN, AND D E L’S SACRED ...

... ANECDOTES OF MOZART. The most celebrated of Mozart's Italian operas Don Juan, which lias recently been performed with so much applause in this country. The overture was composed under very remarkable circumstances. Mozart was much addicted to trifling ...

... to compose a Requriem. Mozart engaged to execute the work in a month; and, on the stranger (lesiring to know the price lie set upon it, mentioned a hundred ducats, which the visitor laid upon the table, and disappeared. Mozart re. nrained lost in thought ...

... Mozart's Travels. Ix some of the former expeditions of MOURT and his father, particularly in the northern tour, of which we have already given the correspondence, it will have been observed that there is at times a querulousness, a peevish superstition ...

... MOZART'S DEATH. This Composer died before he had attained his 36th year; hut indefatigable to the doge of his existence, he created in the last month of his life his three chefs d'oeuvre: the Magic Flute, the Clemency of Titus, and a Requiem—the last ...