... MOZART. In view of the forthooming Mozart Festival Concert few particnlnrs of the composer and his mnsic may interesting those who not well read liVratnrc. Mozart was l)orn at Salzburg the 27th of January. 1756. As a child he displayed extraor precocity ...

... THE CENTENARY OF MOZART. Just one hundred yearn ago, December the 6th, 1791, Moranx breathed last, and ere reached its meridian splendour hia sun-like career for set. Although very prosaic, there is something touching in the terms of the excerpt from ...

... THE MUSIC MOZART. On Monday night Mr. Thomas Anderton delivered the first two lectures the members and friends of the Midland Institute) on the Music of Mozart, and the lecture theatre was earl/ filled, although the inclemency of the evening inclined ...

... THE SKULL OF MOZART. A Vienna paper states that Mozart's skull is in the powession of Professor Hyitl, who has preserved it, upn @ siiver embroidered satin cushion, beneath a glass globe. Heo has kept it as he would keep a sacred reiic, and uatil recently ...

... 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; ...

... the piano. Of Mozart's twenty masses (including the Requiem), ten are in Berlin. The collection is also rich in original scores bf Mozart's quartets for four-stringed instruments. Among the symphonies there are two of the grandest Mozart wrote-that in ...

... TEE SKULL OF MOZART. A Vienna Mates that Monet% skull is in the of Hyrtl, who haa preserved it, upon a silver embroidered cushion, glass globe. He has kept it se be mold keep a seared relic, and until reesstly, In to avoid crowds of curious vidtere, he ...

... MOZART’S 12th MASS. . SOLOS BT MRS. VILLIERS, MRS. SEVERN WALKER, (Of Clifton.) (Of Maltrrn.) REV. A. H. ROBINSON, REV. A. SEWELL, (Minor Cason of Hereford Cathedral.) (Of Leamington.) ’AND MISCELLANEOUS SELECTIONS. Admission: —Reserved Seats, 35.; Second ...

... MOZART AND THE “ ET! AL REQUIEM,” TT, HILL, and CO XY VIEW, on THUBSDAY NEXT, the 4th EVERI inti Rear eh THE GRAND HISTORICAL PAINTING Ts: be LET, and ma: , very convenient No. 34, Frederick be entered upon imme- each 14 , spall Waiting Room. two Chambers ...

... MOZART'S FIRST APPEARANCE. Mozart wee a marvellous child, and could It is said, play the hat pi,coi d— the piano of his tiny—when he font, Mist connate music a year or two later. lle Made iris first appearance at a public performance when lie was seven ...

... MOZART'S FIRST APPEARANCE. Mozart was a marvellous child, and 'could it is said, play the harpiscord—the piano of his day—when be was four, and compose music a year or two later. Ile made his first appearance at a public performance when he was seven ...

... — yO S268 6 om canteen, ~ Pe ie Deed is with very we are enabled to announce t the ** Requiem” of Mozart—the last and by far the richest this great preductions—is to form a part of the eme at our approaching Festival. This selection isa happy euch as ...