... by great composers and dramatists. Thus in Vienna a Mozart cycle has been commenced, and this has been welcomed both by leading critics and by the public. Commending the pro- duction of the Mozart series as a set-off and corrective to the Nibeliung ...

... with Mozart's lovely musie added, and everybody is very well satisfied when the curtain tlls upon the happy united lovers. It was thought when the ,Scrop is was first produced to be a wonderful effort in the way of inetrementatiOn, istid Mozart was asid ...

... musician to judge, with the greatest fairnesa, of its qualities. Mozart's Symnphony in G minor was played by the orchestra, and it may be worth recalli that it was the anniversary of Mozart's birth, one hundred end ?? yearn ago. It was received with hearty ...

... the attendance, to the management also. On Wednesda:y loit the first portion of the programme was devoted to the works of Mozart, and although the time ocupiedl did not perlmit of a large selection, what was given enabled the admirers of that great composer ...

... selected from the works of Mocart-in fact, it was a Mozart Night, comprising a Quintot, two Sonatas, a Qoertet, and four Songs. The quintet in A Major, which opened the concert, was coi- psed when Mozart's geius was fully and even maturely developed, Pet ...

... the kind intentions of Madame Nilsson and to benefit the Hospital. MOZART FasTivAL.-In the city of Salzburg, in Austria, which is famous as the birthplace of Mozart, there is a Mozart Institution, patronised by the Emperor of Austria, and which is also ...

... LONDON ACADEMY OF MUSIC. COST FAN TUTr?. An Opera, ill Two Acts, the Music Composed by Mozart, Performed by Students of the London Acaelemy of Music, at St. George's Hall, Dec. 19th. isidora ?? Miss CONSTANCE LESLIE Dorabella . Miss DAISY IRVINE Despina ...

... AIenuotto, (e) Scherzo, No. 3 (Btlb, Schubert, ainl Chopin) : duo, Sull' aria, Lc .Nslzco dc 2'dio F o (Mozart) overture Dic Zafttccyfeloe (Mozart). The inistrumental soloist W:vs ?? Essipoff, who played Mendelssohn's concerto with a vigour, fire, and ...

... MUSIC. The concert of Thursday evening was an orchestral one, and the programme included some interesting items, among them Mozart's Symphony in E flat, which was played with ample vigour by the students, Professor Stanford conducting the work with great ...

... deepest night to the light ; while on that of Mozart als Olympian glow reposes. But, although this glow does really appear in Mozart's immortal works, it was wot u-nli without a struggle. Fromi boyhood Mozart had wrestled Vwith thle difficulties of art ...

... welcoming a little work by Mozart, which was performed for the first time on the English stage. This was The Impresario (The Manager), which has been cleverly adapted by Mr W. Grist. The Impresario was com- posed by Mozart in obedience to the commands ...

... models. What a wealth of beauty and learning, for example, could be found in this quartet of Mozart. Yet at the present day there a. e vandals who speak of Mozart as '*old-fashioned. Well, it is true in a sense. The sun is old-fashioned, a, d the flowers ...