... ever compare with Mozart in simplicity and beauty. Paderewski at the moment simply shrugged his shoulders, but an the following evening he returned to the same house and sat down at the piano. May I play you a little thing of Mozart's which perhaps you ...

... the great mueioans of former times. At your age I used to say. 'I; ' at twenty-five I said, 'I and Mozart;' at forty, • Mozart and I.' Now I say, • Mozart.' When Sir Matthew rale dismissed a jury because he was convinced that it bad been illegally chosen ...

... word. It is said that Bosimet could repeat. not only the whole but all Homer, Virgil. and florace. besides many other works. Mozart had a wonderful memory of musical sounds, Whet, only fourteen years of age he went to Rome to immist in the solemnities of ...

... WARD BEECHER. Doctrine is nothing but the skin of truth set up and stuffed. Happiness is not the end of life; character is. Mozart and Raphael! As long as the winds make the air give sounds, and the sun paints the earth with colours, so long shall the world ...

... Price, both notations, 6/. SAINT GEORGE AND THE DRAGON. A Cantata bearing upon Temperance, compiled from sue works of Handel. Mozart. by T. K. LoNosorrox. Sailed for Senior Choirs. 0.N., is ; Safe, 9d. Words, 61. pr 100 BT. GEORGE FOR ENGLAND. An Allegorical ...

... believes that the Queen in reality much prefers the music most in vogue at the commencement of her reign—of Donizetti, Bellini, Mozart, and Mendelseohn. Of operas, Norma, Solana 'fibula, and the Huguenots were her favourites, and she loves to hear the old ...

... consisting of a series of variations on a German folk-eon& adapted to represent the treatment of the theme by Bach, Haydn, Mozart, Strauss, Verdi, Gounod, Wagner, Beethoven, Mendelasohn, and 3leyerbeer. Mr. Santley sang two songs, For ever and for ever' ...

... which is the soul of the furniture—and let it be open, smiling pleasantly with its white teeth, while tsuggeeting Handel, Mozart, Beethoven, Idendelssohn, with migic seas, and isles full of sweet sounds that charm and hurt not: whispering of a far remote ...

... became so deeply impressed in his mind that, without delay or effort, he could recall it to memory, and correctly draw it. Mozart, the great German composer of the last century, had such a wonderful recollection of musical sounds that after hearing a difficult ...

... SOUTH EDINBURGH AND MR. D. MACARA'S DEFENCE. [To the Editor of the Alliance Newel SIR.-- the somewhat irrelevant letter of Mr. Mozart' (in the lianee News last week). there is one remark which has a bearing on my former letter. In regard to my obeervat• ...

... and constrained the soul of man that he lived in a kind of dreaudand. The great Chopin, in his last hours, cried Play me Mozart play me Moult,' and amidst the strains of ,„he great composer the spirit of Chopin passed away. Dr. Norman Macleod, during ...

... have been so told, that Beethoven and Chopin were both melancholiac*, and Mozart an epileptic with queer balluoinations, that Sohn mann was partially paralysed, and Bendel, like Mozart. bad epilepsy. Socrates (oh! disturbing recollection) had that twitobing ...