... te5 s5ii~i sed thait thie shellU '.asJ seered from the rest of the skeleton. There wee, for a time, even a dnulit whether Mozart wvas interred in St. M~arx. south of Viennan, or elsewhere. but en esifry in the register of the perish of St. Steplle's settled ...

... I THE LIFE AND WORKS OF' MOZART. I This was the subject of the second of a course of extra sessional lectures on the works of great musical composers, which the Rev. H. W. KEMP (the President) has undertaken to deliver before the Hull Literary and Ph ...

... iurnished the Philharmonic Society with first available opportunity of recognising the Mozart Centenary, and the latter portion of the programme was accordingly devoted to Mozart selection, in which the incidental music Von Gebler's heroic drama King Thames ...

... solidity end strength of German, commencing that pro- . c ess so effectually carried out, and to such good purpose by v , Mozart and Haydn. Coming next to Beethoven, we nd his c genius to be of an essentially diifferent character to everything b Lthat ...

... prho progrunlie:- 'Overtore PRO@BRGRA3uEr.-rAr.T 1. U virtue ?? ?? II gty awte.. ?? ?? l~eN X A Aria .N I on mri dir ?? ?? Mozart. Mdlle. Eneqnrit.- Piano Concerto, G Minor ?? . .. --e ?? --M- e(ldalsss.e i. .Mr. Cliarfis H~alt,,. Ar des Bijoux . F ; L1l¾ ...

... HULL VOLA-L SOCIETY. This society gave a 'elightful performance of a selec- tion from Mozart, et Tuesday evening, at the Public Rooms, which wert crowded as usual. The first divi- sion ef the concert consisted of the cheruses and quartets which tcompose ...

... Robertson. 5-Minuett and Trio Symphony in E flat I ?? Mozart 6-Duet . Venetian boat song . Blumenthal Composed expressly for the Misses Robertson. 7-Overture . ZauberflU te .. Mozart Miss Robertson and Miss Fanny Robertson, who were warmly encored ...

... Destiny (Brahms), selection— Meistersinger (Wag. ser). and the new choral works to be written. Handel's' Messiah and Mozart's liequiea are also under consideration.—On the motion Mr. Thomas Marshall, seconded by Aid. Sir E. Gaunt, the report ...

... respeetsthe Mluest features of the programme were the two qnartettes, both of which were given to perfection. The 'tort !aVlE Mozart's No. 8, ini D, for two violins viols,. and vlolqnceUo, and d2 secondo:wr.Mondeldssoha's mnilnor, eomfrosed in Paris. The ...

... He went further in the direction indicated by C. P. E. Bach, and paved the way for the advent of Mozart in 1756. The difference between Haydn and Mozart is best explained by the fact that Haydn wrote more in a tume of struggle and uncertainty. As Dr. ...

... i^chauspiel-director of Mozart. That it is the 44 ftchauspiel-director pure and simple, as Mr. Gr.st gave it in at tho Crystal Palace fifteen years ago, s unlikely. The opera, which was an occasional piecv, written Mozart for fete given in the Orange: ...

... original manner, and follows no model, but she sings the- music very nearly as Mozart wrote it, and adds very little embroidery of her own. The reception given to this work of Mozart's was such as to ensure its performance at Covent Garden before the end of ...