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... with the intention of informing himself later whether the Mozart in the grave was identical with the composer. Ten years passed, and this grave was re- dug. The digger, remembering the composer Mozart, and the exact place in which he had put his coffin, tool; ...
... glee Fun, Call; duet Jvilin and pianoforte), Mozart; sympliony, Mozart; gloee Sweet and low, Barnby; syrphony (2nd and 3rd movements), Mozart; song, The Diver, Loder; symphony (last move- meant), Mozart; song, Birdlet Sings in the Wood, Reller; ...
... The programme, in which the oapacity of the two hundred vocalists was exhibited last night, in- cluded the Twelfth Mlass of Mozart-solos by Bliss Ssliann, Air. l'ickley, Mr. I?. Mason, and Mr. Milward; Mlendels- sohn's musical setting of the Ninety-fifth ...
... in days yet to come. Mozart was the sac- I aessor of Handel, and was a fit follower of that great master, and just the maan to effect those changes in the formal and conventional style in wfhich Handel chiefly excelled. In Mozart, however, a new school ...
... display, Themonument consists of a statue of Mozart, around which are grouped symbolical accessories, amongst which is a mournful muse looking sorrowfully towards the earth. The names of the greatest of Mozart's works are inscribed on foliage which the ...
... oratorios at Gloucester. The oratorios selected for the occasion are —First day, Mendelssohn's St. l'aul ; second day, Mozart's Requiem and other pieces; third day, Mendelssohn's Elijah; fourth day, Handel's Messiah. There will concerts, usual ...
... playing of' the beautiful and familiar fantasia in C minor of Mozart, in which the solemn brooding spirit of Beethoven seems at times to be manifesting itself through the forms and idioms of Mozart, it must suffice to say that it was as tender and refinesd ...
... word. He promised us Cherubini's '-edea, one of the grandest productions of the classical school of dramatic music; and Mozart'S II Flauto Magico (Zauberfllte), full of the most captivating melody. The success of Medea, exceeded all expectations-a ...
... distinguished career, mastered all the important uorks of the greatest acknowledged composers-frons Bach and Handel to Mozart, from Mozart to Beethoven, Schubert, Hmusmel, Mosclheles, Weber, Mendelssohn, and Stcrndale Bennett-but she also acquainted herself ...
... with great sp~irit by M1. Sebreurs, all four artists acquitted themselves with wonderful spirit, energy, an~d precision. M~ozart's. twenty-first and last pianoforte sonata, though of a much less ambitious character than the cor- responding works of Beethoven ...
... THEZ TiEIATRa ROYAL-Mr. Mapleson's Italian Opera Company will give the first of. . three performances here this evening, when Mozart's lyric masterpiece, Don Giovanni, will be the selection, with Mdlle. Louise Dotti as DonnacAnna, Madame Sinico as t Zerlihs ...