... mos.i, when Mozart was seized with a violent fit of weeping, and the score was put aside, and Mozart had given himself up to death. Thus, in the evening ot December 5th, 1791, and at the age of 35 years and 10 months, he died. Amongst Mozart's numerous ...

... as negligently as Mozart's often are, not only musically but scenically, we should see strange things, and such things we shall see when the inevitable reaction sctapa. Th'en Wagner will get what is Wagner's, anclftlozart what is Mozart's. Dr. Grieg is ...

... de and fugne in D, No. 5, J. S. Each; fugue iu fiiinor, Handel; sonata in A, Scarlatti, List E includes sonata in A minor, Mozart; sonata in B *w.t, Op. 22, Beethoven sonata in E fiat. Op. 73, Haydn; two musical sketches, -Mendel«soh«, &c„ &c. E .eiy caudidate ...

... Gowerton, pre- sided, and Mr W. Harris, Gefngorwydd, con- ducted. The csmpetitions wero most: interesting. Two choirs competed on Mozart's Gloria (12di Mass)—the Three Orossos Choir (Eos Rhidian) and the Penclawdd Choir (Mr Llewelyn Roberts). The prize was ...

... MOZART NO OTHEBS.—A certain musical composer of much talent and popularlty- Smithkins—has a happy appreciation of his own work. as his friends all know. So highly does he estimate his compositions that some of his friends were much startled the other ...

... these concerts have been hitherto well patronised. The programme included selections from the works of Beethoven, Mendelssohn, Mozart, Gluck, Sullivan, etc. The vocalists were Miss Alice Grey and Mr Lucas Williams. The conductor was Mr Sydney Fifoot, whose ...

... completed, and the reply of Madame Nordica, who Was at present in America, was daily expected. It was resolved to include Mozart's Symphony iu G minor in the programme, and subject to the arrangement of minor details to accept the work winch had bf-?n ...

... that they ventured it. The oratorio t given was Mozart s Twelfth Mass. Since t date for 20 years in succession the society f performed some oratorio or other, including sol of the choicest works of Mozart, Hand Mendelssohn, Haydn, Maefarren. Dr. Mackani ...

... choir, conducted by the Rev S. Griffiths, pastor, aang The Lark (part- song), May song (glee), and Kyrie EleiBon, from Mozart. In the latter they acquitted themselves most praiseworthily. Mr B. M. Mitchell presided at the piano, and Mr J. H. Daniel ...

... responding to his last encore, by playing Schubert's Ave Maria in a devotionally powerful style. Our society did best in Mozart's Don Giovanni and Weber's Peter SchmoU overtures. The other numbers were really not up to our former standard. The next concert ...

... the other, f Two songs by Mozart were rendered to illustrate the success with which that composer had con* structed works of high art with the most simple. materials. Mr Rdnnfeldt said he considered tbafh in this respect, Mozart was uiperior to any other ...

... Miss Cosslett (LTinos Elian), soprano; Miss E. J. Morris (Blorhven Fifili), contralto. The choir sang Gloria in Excelsis (Mozart-) and Hallelujah (Hande!) in a rn. ...