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... ereat musicians of former times. At your age I used to say, ' I ?? at twent-filve I eaid, ' I and Mozart ?? at forty, Mozart and ?? Now I say, ' Mozart.' When a man is riding a bicycle he looks neither to the right nor to tbe left, but appears to be ...
... way through it, he suiddenly sepdaig How's this, Mozart, bow's this ? You've got ?? out to the ends of the piano, and yet theme's a middle key to he touihedl? Nobody can play such music as this.- Mozart, laughin at Haydn' IPorplexcity and anger, took ...
... are they not both to be obse, praised as having done a United Service? neear MOZART'S ORIGIN.-A German etymologist prides work himself on having found out the meaning of Mozart's name. fam6 He says, It is derived from Tlus. the abbreviation of Mlusic ...
... the piece. The scenery was effective, and the dresses Colon handsome. There was also an efficient orchestra, for a under Mr. Mozart Wilson. room, ._n - ...
... fr3s (3goison's CAPOEL. -10.45, Morning Service: anthem ?? Oat of the deep, Mozart; preacher a Rev T W Chignell. 6.30, Evening S_. vice; t anthem Judge mae, 0 Lord, Mozart; presoher, r Rev T W Chignell GiATY'S CODUT CHURCH MISSION RooM.-7, Miseion ...
... evening was accorded the well deserved compliment of a full and apprecia- tive house. The opera was ' The Marriage of Figaro,Mozart's most successful example in the lighter vein of the Divine art. Although usually described as comic, the work is a really ...
... discoursed the folloving musical programme :-March, Ersica, Hine ; overture, Le Menestral, Lamotte ; selection, II Seraglio, Mozart; valse, Mirabel, Le Thiere ; gavotte, Handel; selection, Aladdin, Godfrey; galop, Glocken, Labitzkj: valso, My Queen, Bucalossi ...
... ou, although, an the other hand, :s it prevents them from fallinug asleep. S0 PUTTINr IT N?Et'LY.-At a representation of Mozart's Don d Giovanui, a young coxcomb hussmed so loud certain airs of the opera as to nunoy all his neighbours. An amateur ...
... Blow, and. others-anid he 'returned from the 3 C~antiuent, whore he Oavelled for the purpose of hearing the ,y r4usie of Mozart a'nd others, and to a certain extent he d copied those masters. I muet tell your readers that Blow d, ye the trumpet was ...
... to the old school. He does not b approve 'what he is pleased to call the light and operati' k m ltyleof Handel, Haydn, Mozart, Beetboverl v Mendelssohn, Wesley, and afew other very inferior composers. His devbiion ' is disturbed therebylir Iam sorry ...
... anthem, Whttho' I trace ' ((,ounodj ; and Gloria (Mozart) preacher, the Itev T W Chignell. c.30, ?? Service; anthems, 0 hand that made Us (Geared), and ?? Praise, ye .Nione all (Mozart). IGATTY'S COURT CHURCH MissiDN RooM.-7, Missleio Service ...
... of er JIossini. 6.30, Evening Service; preacher, Rev so T W Chignell; anthems, Light in Darkness and 6 O Thou Source, Mozart. le HOLY TsNrry.-16.45, Morning Prayer; hymns, 513, a, 358, and 110. 6.30, Evening Prayer; hymns, 467, If 93 and 476. st YETYODIST ...