... celebration of the festival in honour of the 100th S anniversary of Mozart's birthday. On the 27th of January h e there will be a monster concert at which nothing but music the of Mozart's composition will be performed by between 1000 and 2000 persons. ...

... successful. l e can only afford space to notice one other of the pieces of the Prao- granitee, a meltingAdagio fiom one of Mozart's Quartetts-the third we think. Next time we trust they will not cut it so short, but give us the whole Quartett. We notice ...

... not consider the music by any means first-rate; it is inferior to that of Verdi, and is still less to be compared to-that of Mozart or Rossini. Never- theless, it is a very meritorious opera, and admirably cast. Parodi, as Slepieno, shines most brilliantly ...

... a varied rePertolro, 'being, -it is it aEn:,equallypoweri'Hl in Ouck, Spontini.Wober Movyorbeer, Bel- si l3Diezetftti, and Mozart. In personal appemyn ced MUIIe. Wag- hi rmore than usually prepossessing, about ffve feet sis or seyemi (( n heil~lgbt, fair ...

... physician at Montpelier, and whose power and precocity ins music arc said to be almost without precedent, save in the case of Mozart. Tfo arou York Mifrror says, The steamboat Buffalo is puf- fing around the harbour to-day with a flax- from her stern pro ...

... oditor himself; tile other, of adaptations from foreign sources, and which include short pieces from the works of A Haydn, Mozart, Wbehor, Relehart, Himmel, and others. Most i of the words adapted for them have been written specially for I this work, and ...

... brevity of the present notice. The prograleile was made up ef -saorceaecc from Rossini, Donizetti, Meyerbeer, Belini, Verdi, Mozart, &e.; the music being thus of the highest la5s. [L Were it not that the artistes have been resident sometiOeS amongst us, ...

... received from roost crowded and fashionable audiences, in the characters of Resina, Zerlina, and Susanna. In the chef-d'ceavre of Mozart, the deservedly admired barytone, Signor Colletti, re-appeared; and though rather too sombre for the role of theshameless ...

... -Lamartine has come out will sis monthly periodical, devoted this time to the great Mozart. If : choice were given me, says the poet, I would prefer being born a Rossissi or Mozart to any other huenan sphere of excellence. Language is the attribute of man; ...

... infelicitous. and unsatisfactory travestie of Bellini's delightful roemauzetta, ~' Vega luna chs in argenti. Mr Lt- her, ter gave Mozart's am~ous Noni pin Andrei wvith meicl taste onth and effect, wbih wbsuld have. elicited 'an encore in. a- fuller house, ...

... With the AbbG Stadler at Vienna, io 1827, lie inform- ofeld mc thait scii a work was writteou for his niece by Mozart. Y This youeg lady was Mozart's pupil ill pianoforte playieg tth acd harmiony; and friendship for her, and for her sncle, sn, made him lldertalce ...

... publication in September ~e next. rm Signor Mario, at the Italian Opera on Thursday, assumed mitrc tise part of Don Giovanni, in Mozart's famous opera of that that name. The part was written for a baritone voice, and the to a -ambitious tenon, unsurpassed in ...