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... Mr. Bertram Norton, A.C.V.. played the War March from Athalie and Agnus Dei *' and Dona Nobis from Mozart’s Twelfth Mass. A short address on the history of the Bible was given. LEWISHAM HIGH-STREET UNITARIAN CHURCH. The subject of the Rev. W. Pope's address ...
... Royal Italian Opera, Covent Garden. PHOBPECTIVK AKRAXr.EMRMTa. ZERLINI, MDLLE ADELINA PATTI. This Evksinii June 'dS, Mozart*. Opara, DON GIOVANNI. Meadamea Penco, Adelina Patti, and Ena CaiHac; Sianori Faure, Lormea, Ciampi, Taeliafi.-o, and Tamberlik ...
... Saturday bring the ennirersary of the birth of Mozart, the progiamroe of the Concert contained of the works of that great Master, and opened the Orerture Idomrnro, which was very «nrly played. The symphony me Mozart's a minor. Never lias this glorious work ...
... hearty welcome when he appeared the platform. Wagner’s “Faust” overture. Weber’s “Invitation to the WaHa,” soored by Berlioz; Mozart’s Symphony in fiat, a new Concerto, by Dvorak, besides lesser pieces Tschaikoweky, Lanb, Mendelssolm, and Sullivan offered ...
... Araby.” charmingly rendered by Miss Julia Elton. The rccit. and aria from Mozart's Seraglio, Costanza, Mr. Cummings, was heard to much advantage ; and the grand aria from Mozart's Figaro, Vedio, mentr'io sospiro,’’ given with much spirit by Mr. Lewis ...
... called forth repeated bursts of applause. Miss Jose Sherrington gave Handel's song from Acit and •* As when the Dove.” to which Mozart's additional accompaniments w.-re played, and the old French song. •* Ah! vous dimi-je Maman,” with variations, which she ...
... No. 4, .Set 1 J. S. Uach’a Toccata and fugue in minor. No. 4. Vol. iv.: Hecthoren's in G, Op. 40; Wely’s Offcrtoiro in F : Mozart's March in 1) (Post* bomous work); the Andante Pastorale (from Sullivans Liaht of the World) and Fanfare, “Sonata Pontificale” ...
... LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT BT HORACE MELVILLE (BaKso-Profando), Assisted Members Hib Family* On TUESDAY, 17th MARCH, 1891 Part I. MOZART HIS VOCAL MUSIC, ILLUSTRATED BY SONGS AND SOLOS. Part IT. THE WIT, HUMOUR AND ECCENTRICITIES OF DEAN SWIFT AND OTHER EMINENT ...
... contains some delightful music, and has been most undeservedly allowed to tali into comparative oblivion. The symphony was Mozart’s in E flat, the last but two of his forty-nine orchestral symphonies, and one of the three best known and moet favourite ...
... Vicar, and in the evening the Rev. J. Wallace, of St. Crispin’s, Bermondsey. At the close the evening service the Gloria from Mozart Twelfth Maes wKI sung. The services will be continued Monday evening 8. the preacher announced being the Rev. S. Huddy, of ...
... TUESDAY, MARCH SUt, at 8 o'clock, A CONCERT Will given the pnpils of MonUgrue House School. Selections from HAYDN’S FIRST MASS.” MOZART’S FIRST MOTETT,” &c. Solos by H. TOWNSEND, H. MARRIOTT, and I*. BRADFORD. The celebrated vocalist, MISS MARY THOMAS, will ...
... at eight, there will Solemn First Vespers of St. Mary Magdalen. Oi Sunday the patror festival will held. lnmn Higl Mass (Mozart) will be sung it 11, and there will Solemn Vespers, sermon and Benediction 6.30 special mnsic. ...