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... 72951 5- Bags. 2428890 Total 11850 818 235969 6093 242880 235914 Export J 1849 2400 22G517 6997 THEATRE ROYAL, MANCHESTER. MOZART'S FAVOURITE OPERA, And the .andSpeetacle, . THE QUEE 108 ES, Every /niGt$'s week. IN BEHEA4 AlWIIE 8YREN. Box offloe open ...
... at his residence, Golborue Park, Newton-le. Willows. MualK&SY'S NEW PICTORE.-M. Man- kaesy's picture, ' The Last Moments of Mozart, has been purchased by a Detroit collentor, General Eassell A. Alger, Governor of Michigan, for $i0,000. This makes the second ...
... will be presented by desire, and for the last time, THE PURITANS. 1 Elvira ?? Mademoiselle NaU. On MONDAY will be produced Mozartes DONAi Donna Anna ?? X7 = ; . . Mademoiselle Nan. On TW A.O TOVANNI. r - To conclude each eveninig with THE QUEEN OF THE ROSES ...
... to Leonora, all the dramatic character was given Ta: that M. Juilieu understands so well. Of the same highi class del was Mozart's andante cantabile from the 'Jupiter Symphony;` then came a charming veslac, by 3 nl en, the idea stig- gested by Longfellow's ...
... gave its annual performance, in memory of the immortal Mendelssobn, in the Tbeerbusch- Saal, the programme being composed of Mozart's Requiem, the 114th Psalm, for eight voices, and the recitative and choruses from Mendelssohn's unfinished oratorio of ...
... purity and power. The- ad glee May-day, of Muller, was spiritedly given; as was th also the 1 Elfin call. A sonata of Mozart, arranged for in piano forte and violin, was well executed- one of the- n, amateurs being the pianist, -and AMr. Conran display- ...
... their se' .i several parts, although the oboe was occasionally rather a thi Y comma too flat. The quintet in E flat, by Mozart, is a an a- perfect gem in that style, and serves to enhance (if pos- ad sible) the gifted composer, in our estimation. B ...
... readers. The miscellaneous selection, which is to form he: In1- the second part, also presents much ?? eat k ?? Laudlate, Mozart's Benedictus, Mendlelssohn's C0rest Bo in the Lord,' which MiassM. Williams singa so finely. The ~iig Is, performance ...
... among the crowded population of Laneashire, nor is -the present a slight indication of the faet. The programme contained Mozarts symphony (No. d 4); overture to 2'aionredi, and Herold's spirited overture I to Zampa,-these were -played, by the band with ...
... -liC eoining dovra stairs with the mroney in his po585sIl'D wa~s committed tO the senions. 0 Lo~.-OU Saturda evening last, Mozart's an 0 was repeated toI mcuch batter audience alt ol.1,experience had left us to expect. Considering tin 1greyO ts requirements ...
... eveninhg of a pecoliarly litteresting chia. ing tirsnia: 1,-cam b'imiipateil. They ttre hero-worshippers, tind heI I..erEtiglisit Mozart, is a veteran hieo %worthy of offic ±tv IIt i [P. livel NlaciEDl Ne:W M1CIIN~IxCS' INSiTITUTONe AND TEat- gas 1110CtI, it%1L ...
... a most favourable impression, and once exclaimed, ?? Truly is he animated by a spark of J heavenly fire. The fantasia of Mozart was au interesting example of musical elegance and expression; and we need i hardly add, that its varied characteristics had ...