... devoted, as to its first part, to Dvoryk's Requiem, written for the Birming- ham Festival of 1891. This will be followed by Mozart's Symphony in G minor, the programme being completed by a work to he heard for the first time, The Cmdlp pf Christ, a canticle ...

... the Maiden (Spohr) f;antasieie, 'I'rarimbil(ler (Luinbye): serealade, The Lark now leaves (flatton): Tar.ishs Mareli (Mozart). Although the interest of these concerts ceutres rather in the instrumental than in the vocal items. Miss Wooliey, as the ...

... (violinobbligato); Ptallofolertlois tlngarlsch-Litz; Recitative and air- Love soea5 it' alarm -Hendel; Solo violine-(concerto)-Mozart; was a dreane- Cowen; Pianoforte ?? fren in naniabula-LcYbaclL Glee- The Letter -latten; ledtlu, and air-* Deth lof Nelson ...

... more particularly in the boxes, but the faith of those who braved the rain was well rewarded by an excellent rendering of Mozart's ever-delightful Marriage of Figaro. This is one of the few standard operas which require acting as well as singing, and ...

... concert, and farce, n and ?? into play ?? theresources o aladame Lancin'e e versatile company. The pissc de ici~istanoc wais Mozart's if imperishable ?? Govanni, ab once the most tuneful bt and most profoud of operas, uniting in itself all e the spontaneous ...

... consisted chiefly of the works of the old masters, including Beethoven's Quartett in C major, Haydn's Quartett in G minor, and Mozart's Sonata in B flat; all of which were performed in the most skilfal manner, so much so that it is difli cult to make any ...

... which unfortunately were too much neglected. Hsle passed to the strict subject of the lecture with the observa- tion that when Mozart an d Beethoven lived- i.e., towards the end of the last and at the beginning of the present century-lyrical poetry, as we ...

... Robert Barnett, profcssor of that instrument to the Royal Academy, and our local pienets, Mfessrs. Duchemin and Flavoli. Mozart's quartett for stringed instrunsenta, both iu point of selection and of execstion, was a fitting prelude to the banquet. The ...

... section was made up wvish movements from tfoos by Haydn and Mozart: the first movement from Haydn's No S in Ef at, and the second (andante C major with variations) from the Gr major trio No. 8 of Mozart, played in a way that shcited the wish to hear the works ...

... THEATRE ROYAL. TIlE ITALIAN OPERA oOMPANY. An unequal, but not uninteresting or undeserving, performance of Mozart's lyric swan's song rewarded the patronago of the large and fashionable audience which assembled hero last night to witness tbe third andifinal ...

... selection in- cluded Besso's arrangement of the National Anthem and the quaint andante from Haydn's third symphony, which Mozart bhs so charmingly varied, ,but the unsatisfactory condition of the instrument, as apparent more especially ln the last pe ...

... heard in our Town Hall It is like all Mozart's quartetts, charmigly melodious, symmetrical, and ingeniously harmonised; Q whilst foe elevation and tenderness of feeling the etiful usa-d is scarcely surpassed by MOzart himself the rich. ness an, variety of ...