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... The subject of the painting is the last moments of Mozart, and is founded upon the romantic incident of his life related by M. Scblictegroll. The earliest scunds that greeted the ears of the young Mozart were thosi of concord, and he died amid the rich ...
... , however, that little MOZART emerged from the ordeal triumphantly. A curious advertisement appeared in the Daily Advertiser of May 7, 1765,showing the position of the Moza•r family and the fashion of the period :— Mr. Mozart, the father of the celebrated ...
... THE CENTENARY OF MOZART. TO-MORROW THE HUNDREDTH of the death of ?dogs= ; and we are glad to notice that so great a composer has not been forgotten in Newcastle. Arrangements have been made to render the People's Concert to-morrow night at the Town Ball ...
... Mr«tc at Sr. Andrew's Catholic Cml-rch. Mora—Mozarts Mass In C No. t>. utfertory, “Alma torfs.—Webbe. Even.—“ mine benediclte.”—Nanmann. fcishop. “Taalum Ergo.' —German l SsluUris.— lorsle. All communications relating to Sunderland must, in order to ...
... Theatre royal, Newcastle.— This Evening (ThursdayX at Eight o’ClockX will lie presented Mozart’s Grand Work of ’ GIOVANNI, THE MARBLE STATUE 1” Concluding with the Operetta celled ’* LR-CHALBT,” ...
... Celebrated PICTURE, by H. O’Nkll, A.U.A., MOZARTS LAST REHEARSAL OF THE IMMORTAL REQUIEM, HIS ROOM VIENNA, Where the great surrounded SI'SSMATRR, GOHL, BENEDICT SCHACK, HoFZR, 1118 Buotiier-in-Law, Madame Mozart, and his Sister. At B. TURNER’S, Fine Abt*' ...
... Literary & philosophical society, N EWO ASTLE-ON-TYNB. WILLIAM REA Esq., assisted Efficient Choir, will give TWO LECTURES MOZART, on MONDAY. 13th, and WEDNESDAY. Jan. 17th, 1866. R WATSON* } Hon - - Each Lecture will commence at 7'38 p.m. Westgate Street ...
... Thomas’Cauacn. Evening.—Anthem, ’’Lord David. —UandeL Hymns Ifcfe and 15. MratcATST. A noh*W* i Catdoucl Couaca. Morelvg —Mozart’s Mass. No 2. OtGrtory. ’’D’a! Tuo bleUato,— Ct!npUre.--Orrr>rt.n. J«>u '-'' lol”. Bmdiction. tUlutaris!’’—Ainsworth. Marla ...
... Aiitlanle Id A Futue **>‘l- Overture • Itu. lilii*'* (imi * 11 lesor**' March ..Auber. Mozart. . AlbrechtsUcrgcr. Haydn. .MtiiJclssobn. Beethoven. Mozart. .. Bcttiioven. ln*trv Open at llslf-pasl One. Admission Side Elevation, »*J.; Uouy the Hall ...
... —Dr. J ' Mt’Ocb. Ai.l Saints'. (Re-enening of the Organ.) Morning--' Praise the Lord. soul.-Mozart. Evening—'* IVbo can witliftnnd t. power of theLn.d. Mozart and Haydn. Servicf. at St. M.cnv , Cuavtos St. tin,. Kvrie—Paxton. Gloria and Sanctas —Haydn ...
... Celebrated PICTURE, ty H. O’Ntan, J. A.R.A.. MOZARTS LAST REHEARSAL OF THE IMMORTAL REQUIEM. ms at W.’i'.re the grent Cninpoaer surro ty S’ HSMAYfcIt, G'dth, BLNtLICI SUIACK. HoFLR, ’H* U':oT»icn-iN-LAW,MADA:.n-: Mozart, his A t K. TURNERS*. r»KT Ari.' Kr'>-9iTt ...
... Ninioi.A.s Church. Morning— The is the portion of the just. —Webhe. Evening Plead Thou my cause”—Mozart. Sbbvicf. at St. Mart’s Catuf.i»rai,, Ci St. —Kvrie—Mozart. Credo—Schmid in D. Gloria—Aufoest. C»ra«lual—Jones, Vespers— ticat—Webb *. Hymn—Homan air. ...