... I It was on receipt of' a moiety of this dole that Mozart sent the dignified aoenowledg- ment: Too much for what I do; too little for what I could do. The Emperor was verylittle better. When Mozart finally left Salzburg and went to Vienna at the earnest ...

... which I shall state later. The facts are thus related by Otto Oabn (vol. Hi. p. 292), on the authority of Mozart's widow and cf Kocblitz: Mozart, in writing to his father about the new player, after saving how m*ch he hears of her taste and expression ...

... theme, elicited loud applause. Mozart's variations are none of them very difficult as may be gathered from the fact that they were almost exclusively written for his pupils or for amateurs. Of the three rondos that Mozart composed that in D major is perhaps ...

... =o navear hane.’ satd the mtpts ae bi - foal Paper. to able MOZART’S REQUIEM. vO aS One day an unknown messenger wie men, dresscd ja grey, with a@ sombre into rion of convtensnce—a most singclar calculated to impression. Thi: brought an snonymons letter ...

... by man, Mozart. The music affected him so m«ch tears came his eyes, and the name Mozart scribed indelibly in his memory. Again m»vy passed by, when one day a very modest place at St. Marx's Cemetery. The name of the t buried was Wolfgang Mozart, and he ...

... keep my word, said Mozart. I have been unwell. The work has interested me more than I expected, and I have extended it beyond my original design. Then take a little more time, answerel the stranger. Anotlitr month, said Mozart, and it shall he ...

... MOZARTS MAGIG FLUTE. It appears from a German paper, quoted by . Musical World, that the author of a toigotten tw • ■ published in 1795, discovered an occult moaning m Bl ory of Mozart's Magic F.ute. Mozait, we ate > did not know the meaning of his ...

... A MOZART CENTENARY. Mozart died on December 5, 1791. but the hundreth anniversary of his death will celebrated in advance at the composer's native Salzburg. July is a month far more convenient than December for visitors from Vienna and elsewhere, and ...

... A GRAND-NIECE OF MOZART. The Neve Wiener Tagblatt reports that Josefa Lange, a grand-niece of Mozart, aged 67 years, is living in great want and misery, in a wretched room in one of tho suburbs of the Austrian oapital. She used to support herself her ...

... PROPOSED MOZART FESTIVAL AT SALZBURG. Preparations being made the International Mo/art Society for grand festival honour of that composer, be held during the latter part July in Salzburg, bis native town. It is proposed that the concerts, which there ...

... A GRAND-NIECE OF MOZART. The roports that Josefa Lange, a grand-niece of Mozart, aged 67 years, is living great want and misery, in wretched room in one of the suburbs of the Austrian capital. Sho used to support herself by own handiwork ; illness, however ...

... Kecit. and Aria Dove sono” (Figaro) Mozart Madame RUTH LAMB. Overture ..•* Otelio” (first time at these Concerts)^Dvorak Part 11. ...