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... as negligently as Mozart's often are, not -#nly musically but scenically, we should see strange things, and such things we shall see when the inevitable reaction sets in. Then Wagner will get what is Wagner's, and Mozart what is Mozart's. Dr. Grieg is ...
... Beriedictus, Sir John Goss in C; Anthem, I will give thanks, Mozart; Litany, Tallis; Hymns, 137 and 306; Voluntary, Offertoire, Clarke. Evening Service at ti 30. Voluntary, Adagio, Mozart; Confession, Barnby; Preces and Responses, S. Alban's use; Psalms ...
... The first portion was devoted to works by Mozart, the overture to s'v f(td totv being the ope ning item. It was wvll perlornied, and vas cond ucted by Mlr Stewait Macpher on in A very artistic mantier. In Mozart 8 Coi.cert ai is in E tlit, Meutre ti lascio ...
... discovered here, ?? bears on its flyleaf a few words written bv Mozart's father, according to whice i- came fromr London in 1764. It s a tbin oblong octavo volume, tbe 42 itavs of wbich Mozart, then a boy of eight. cevere; from beginning to end with the ...
... as negligently as Mozart's often are, not only musically but scenically, we should see strange things, and such things we shall see when the inevitable reaction sctapa. Th'en Wagner will get what is Wagner's, anclftlozart what is Mozart's. Dr. Grieg is ...
... post-dating telegrams to them laying money on races after the results were known. MEYERBEEE AND MOZART.—Meyerbeer was never tired of doiJl homage to the memory oi Mozart. The composer of Robert the Devil and 11 Les Huguenots was one day dininj with some friends ...
... mind were those of Bralime in connection witli Weher at'd '2 Cbopin's pianoforte wnrks, Greig with Mozart'3 F sonatas. Liszt with Schubert's. andI Mozart in the particular instance of Handel's aria TThe S people that walked in darkness. Of course 2 no ...
... topic is the re-production of Don Gji'fanlfi, which was splendidly performed on Thursday last for many years the idolaters of Mozart have felt that the Tf 'Cjar)re of the great master has never been treated with respect adequate to its high deserts The greatest ...
... I TUE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO.7 I Rossimi, himself a master of the art of comedy in music, often spoke of Mozart's Le Nozze di Figaro as a real dramma giocoso, adescription which is perfect in its application. Each suc- cessive representation of this ...
... made ot any serious attack upon Mozart. I went, said he, for Smithies, not for Mozart. That, we submit, was a mere evasion. The fact is that Sir Frederick Bridge went for Mozart and (in a sense) for nobody else. If Mozart's accompaniments had never been ...
... that a good ear need not be a beautiful one. Iu the Mozart Museum at Salzburg there is a small water-colour painting representing two human ears. The drawing is described in the catalogue as Mozart's car and an ordinary ear. Dr. Gerber, privat-docent ...
... views of the mission of art, yet persist in claiming for Mozart powers simply impossible to a man who had never read a line of Hegel or a stave of Wagner. I am not now thinking of the maudlin Mozart idolatry of M. Gounod, whom I of course do not consider ...