... vocalist were thoronghly l deiexved, Mine. Antoinette Sterling's dich c)ntralto voice was heard to the greatest advantage in Mozart's arin, Quando Mire, and the gifted cantatrice ralde a ?? impression by the manner in which she gave Cowcn's The ?? and ...

... 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 ...

... full orchestra under the direction of Mr 11. Carmody (of the Bristol and Clifton Instru- mentalists Association), rendered Mozart's First Blass very ellectively, the solos being sustained by: -Soprano, Miss C. Hanington; alto, Miss III. Battagel ; tenor ...

... contributed skilfally 'The last s milestone, Pontet-. while Mr D. ?? I of Handel's Why do the nations was not 1 unimosical. Mozart's Gloris termninatlnz.assacred C conceit wbich both snusaicilly and lnaunslally was a i pronounied euccens. t ...

... popular selection of pieces, coimprising, amongst other things, Mlendelssohn'soverture to Buy Blas, a symphony in B flat hy Mozart, &c, The concert promises to be &n unqualified success. BEDMINITER CaRIOcRT CLO B.-Last evening this club held their annual ...

... 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 ...

... made a desperate effort to establish this untenable position. LECTURE ON MOZART.-This evening, in the Lec. ture balk of the Museum, Mr E. R Norrsa Mathews will lecture on Mozart, and musical illustrations are to be given by Mise F. Cromey, Miss Pauline ...

... all the stop& put on their proper sdde, s arr dbgonally. After the Z morning, service I ,t Gncmmnion was celebrated, andc Mozarts service rn.B; at ed. At evensong the anthem was j Dr Wesley' 'Tbe Wildeme,- an' later ?? '-Festival TwDeum-in O war rendered ...

... Even.-heaye in E annfl ~.T . Wligm ?? ysi, 3U1DAY. Ball and Uton inj {Ryinnafter 8rd Collect-247 II ilaC.Plead Thou MY cause -Mozart, Even-Ba'C5in Efla.. ymnibefoiefSermou-23, I.Hymn during Off ertory-307. MONDAY. 3Sorn,-Oaslke in Y (v,) ..0 how amlable. ...

... 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 ...

... Mme. AIbani first sang the aria Io t' Amerb from , Mozart's II re Pastore, and It was at once X apparent that her wonderful voice has lost none of its fascination and power. Herrenderingof Mozart's X ornateairwasasuperblybrllllanteffort,theeffectbeing ...