... Madame Adini proved again, if any possible doubt could have existed upon the point before, that she must leave Mozart severely alone. If Mozart's be the music of the future, she must be emphatically warned to stick to the music of the present. As the B ...

... , Tristan, Die Meistersinger, has been busily engaged during the past few days in restoring the fallen popularity of Mozart. It is a difficult it a noble task; and, perhaps, in the course of many years, when the wheel has turned full circle again ...

... Russian composer's latest and greatest achievement came Mozart's fresh and delightful Hafner Symphony, the pellucid beauty of which was plainly set forth by Dr. Richter, whose sympathy with Mozart is well known, and whose efforts'to keep him in the foreground ...

... to America, she had sung in theatres at Berlin, Bremen, and Frankfort, but for some time confined herself to the works of Mozart, Beethoven, and Weber. It was only after some years' work that she undertook the lighter Wagnerian roles. Her success as a ...

... some if a selection from one of these programmes is given. Five operatic airs commence it, drawn from the works of Handel, Mozart, Righini, and Gounod. Part II. consists of I rage, I melt, I burn, Honour and Arms, Thou 'rt passing hence, Maid of Athens ...

... she was five years of age had been placed under the tuition of M. O. Jokisch After three months' study she could play one of Mozart's sonatas, and when only ten was allowed to play at a benefit concert at Mar- chiennes, in Belgium, where her performance ...

... musical treat ment. The Festival has been a sound financial success, and the total receipts amounted to £13,979. I think Mozart has a future, said Dr. Ricliter to a friend after the performance of the G minor symphony at the Birming ham Festival, and ...

... Germany it came to her ears that the old-established publishing firm of Andr6, Jn Offenbach, desired to sell the manuscript of Mozart's operatic masterpiece, the immortal Don Giovanni, This priceless relic had been on sale for some years, and, incredible as ...

... direct influence as the actual practice. Here, then, you require the actual genius of the artist to be shown to the disciples. Mozart knew what he was doing when he told a pupil to listen to his own playing. So that one conies back to the original problem ...

... think? Mr. Barnett, here, has just discovered and arranged to new words an obscure, in fact, an almost unknown, piece ot' Mozart's. Ha indeed exclaimed the Doctor, smacking his lips some thing very choice, no doubt; let's hear if vlnv if. nvpr fnr mp ...

... and has had experi ence in conducting at Ko- nigsherg and other Gorman cities, though yonng (twenty-nine years), won the Mozart prize at Lcipsie, and is likely to prove an excellent conductor in Scotland. Crystal Palace Concerts. Mr. August Manns has ...

... dispiriting reception meted out' to His Majesty. What we want, I think, is an opera that will take a humorous view of life, like Mozart's work. 1 hat need not he of French manufacture, although La Poupee came across the Channel. French comic opera suffered from ...