... opular concerts at St. James's hall also offered a Mozart selee- lion to a numerdu saudience. ?? eening (Sunday), at South-nIace, Ii.qstitute' a concert wili be given consist. ina'eutirely of Mozart's works, incluaing the quintet toitsclationet and StringS ...

... filed for the Mozart performande of the Royal Choral-society;. An enormous laurel- weath figured in front of the organ, with white satin streamers, bear-- ing the dates 1791-1891, the whole being on a black background, and the word Mozart in the centre ...

... confusion spread through the whole ranks, and the French remained Masters of the field with 7,000 prisoners. M:OZART, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, born at Salzburg, Jan. 27,1756, showed love for music in.a remlark a'ble degree when only three years of age ...

... playing was decided by let. The ten Lofthouse sax-horns carried off the prize. The programme included the nam es of Bel- lini, Mozart, Signor Verdi (in two pieces), Donizetti, Handel-and, as test pieces to be played by each of the bands, a Grand Parade ...

... jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff- damages 501. TrE DRATa FROx LOCxJAW. - Walter Thomas Gutteridge, cabman, living in Mozart-Btreet, Queen's- park, surrendered to his bail at Hammersmith police- court on Wednesday to answer the charge of causing the ...

... palace for t2e Crown Prince of Japan that is warranted to resist earthquakes. IT is stated by a Vienna paper that the grave of Mozart has been discovered in Itle cemetery of St. Mark, the place being identified by a portion of a cross with a tablet which bears ...

... at the Queen's ball Saturday Afternoon concerts, did not attract a crowded audience. He played the fiomanza and Rondo from Mozart's pianoforte concerto in D minor, showing the closest sympathy with the two move- ments, which he interpreted with a force ...

... the first perfor4 mcance (Sept. 30) a hundred years ago of Die Zatebfllete, to include in a mis- cellaneous entertainnent a Mozart concert in the afternoon and in the evening, at which the programme con.. sisted ot selections from the Iequieum and some ...

... was to be nerformed. When Handel composed the oratotio there was an accompaniment of the solo parts by the organ, and when Mozart's aceompafii. ment was played the organ was not used. On the occasion in question, Mr. Best insisted on playing, and when ...

... public appreciation-Haw- thamre. GONrus.-Genius is the instinct of flight. A boy came to Mozart, wishing to compose something and inquiring the way to begin. Mozart told him to wait. 'aYou composed much earlier. But asked nothing about it, replied the ...

... North London Etitical Soc2ety, U81hS Hall, Leighton - crescent, eiantizh-nt 11.30. St. Peter's Italian Church, Y1attorazrniO5 Mozart's Twelfth 'Ivss, ftl iorchestrs ll1 Shoreditch L. and F. CUl:b,43, Nevvl; road, N. :--Mr IV. WircottQs Ca,,lL3 Special Concert ...

... 1712. 25. TRoamSi~.-Robert Burns born 1769.-xoon's first quar- ter, 39m. past 1, morning. se. ?? died 1028. 27, SATvreAv.-Mozart born 175&.-Son rises, 48n. past 7; sets, 39m. past 4, p TIDE TABLE FOR THE WEEKE. , Losaon Luoos. AT. - . ' l Jan. morn, aiter ...