... Society gave their first concert for the season in tho Music Hall. Tho programme was well chosen, and comprised selections from Mozart’s Twelfth Mass,” and miscellaneous selection vocal and instrumental music. There was highly respectable audience, who loudly ...

... Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, together with two nicely bound editions of Handel's Oratorio., the Messiah, and Mozart's Twelfth Mass, as a token of their goodwill and esteem. Miss Hopkins will shortly leave the parish for a new sphere of labour ...

... Chonu ’f 80 Performers. Pianist, W. Avery, Esq. Leader, Mr. A. Stratton- Conductor. Ur. B. Harris. Programme will include MOZART’S 12th MASS. (Ist part.) LOCKES CELEBRATED ••MACBETH” MUSIC SELECTIONS FOR RAND. Ac. Price* of Admission:—Reserved Seats, ...

... Alcetler, By the ebore Society, On TUESDAY NEXT, APRIL 15lh, 1873, Band and Chora* of 80 Performer*. program mt will iuolado MOZARTS 12th MASS, (let p*rt.) , _ LOCKES CELEBRATED ••MACBETH” MUSIC. SELECTIONS FOR BAND, Ac. Sopranot. Tenor. Baritone. Miia H«rrii ...

... densely packed. In addition to the attraction of the eloquent preacher, whose discourses were far above the ordinary standard, Mozart's 12th Mass was admirably sung by a select choir. ANNIVERSARY DINNER.—OR Monday evening last the anniversary diunor of the ...

... lately presented the sum •of 1000 florins towards defraying the cost the Monumental Edition of Mozart's works, undertaken, with the support of the International Mozart Foundation in halzburp, the firm of Breitkopf and Ilurtel, Leipsic. JtsplyiniT to a deputation ...

... CONDUCTOR. programme* PAUT I. PUnofort* Duel.—Mini Hawthorn and Mr. Sparrow.— Gloria in Exeelaia.” PergoUn. Chorus—“ Gloria.”—Mozart. , , „ Solo.— Mrs. Flotcher.—“ Hagar tha desert. Chorue°-“ And the Solo.—Miss Allwood.—Hark 1 the Sabbath belle. Chorus°—“ ...

... and she afterwards joined Mons. Sainton in Beethoven’s Kreutic?” sonata, which was rendered in an admirable manner. quintet, Mozart, with Mdme. Viard-Louis, and Messrs. Lazarus, Wotton Dcbruck, Vanhaut, at their reepectives instruments, concluded the We ...

... several similar outrages, have hitherto invariably escaped detect ion. MOZART. Dr. Ludwig Nohl, of Liepzig, has published a new biographical work on the ever-fasc:nating subject of Mozart, which deferrers attention on account of its point of view. Rich to ...

... gave their services, Madame Melba, who was in excellent voice, rendered, in perfect manner, the popula* soprano air from Mozart's II re Postore,” the violin obligato being tastefully played Dr. Joachim, who came B|>ecially from Germany for the concert ...

... his story, was the Emperor, Joseph 11., and that the younger man, with the wondrous eyes, was the musical monarch, Wolfgang Mozart ! Down upon his knees sank the boy, with his head low bowed, and when he had been lifted to his feet his eyes were swimming ...

... to mar Prance to diem err Fledging theories to do the sur—tbot Semi lederatir valid be *Wed by the rowel him* of Irra. OF MOZART. --- - The seam ef Ihdtdowli trhish orateies • roihrtiow of 'arias &Ode tint bloused to the Immortal Nowt, has ressally re ...