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... translation. There are many striking facts and phases of character exhibited, as well of the Mozart family as of others. In the record of the childhood of Mozart our author apologises in a measure forthe Weakness of character exhibited by the father, Leopold ...
... THE MOZART FESTIVAL The Mozart Festival is not a term familiar to Ergli >h eara, but why it should have hither o been unknown it teems difficult to say. If all who have deserved well of their conntry are Irom time to time brought before public notice ...
... The MOZART INSTITUTION at SALZBURG. Sib,— Having no means of ascertaining the addresses of all the ladies and gentlemen artists who kindly assisted Madame Adelina Patti in her concert of the 16th July for the benefit of the Mozartstifturg, I beg leave ...
... unbounded admiration of Mozart is raised aiiove all considerations of nationality. Moreover, it is not correct to state, as if it were Mozart's chief achievement, that he awakened the spirit of German music. It was Bach, before Mozart's time, and later Beethoven ...
... Professor Ella on Mozart.— Professor Ella's lecture on Mozart, given at the London Institution on Tcursday, was no less pleasant and educational than his former discourses. His frequent visits to Vienna, aod patient and earnest inquiries, have furnished ...
... This week the town of Salzburg celebrates the hundredth anniversary of the death of Mozart. Chronologically speaking, the celebration is not strictly in order. Mozart did not die in the July but in the December of 1791, and, for that matter, he did not ...
... Sacred Habmonic Society, — Beethoven's Mount of Olives and Mozart _ Kequiam, aaoh. work being t> fine example of Its composer, will ba per- formed at Exeter Hall on Friday next, February 7. The p-tforrcance will be under Sir Michael Costa's direc- ...
... Harmonic Union. — Handel's Acis and Galatea, with the [additional accompaniments, by Mozart, which created so much interest when introduced by the society for the first time in England last season, is to be performed at the Hanover-square Rooms, next ...
... i! THE j^uORNINGPOST. , Mozart's Opera, MN GIOVANNI. __„, _ t -. a--. Uuitme Penco: Elvira, Madame Csillag . Zer- t , Don Giovanni, M. Faure; d S^te^r^esTMasetto. Signor Bonconi i II Com- n SZ> Tagliaflco: and Don Ottavio, SignorTamber- .. Hk f h e^nu^rwlu ...
... Sacked Harmonic Society, Exeter Hall. — Mozart's Rtquiem and Mendelssohn's Hjmn of Praise will be peifoimtil ou Friday next, the 28th inst. MadUe. Carola, Miss Viuta, Madame Sainton-Dolby, Mr. j Sims Reeves, Mr. M. Smith, and Mr. Thomas are the principal ...
... Under the Management of Augustus Harris. THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, at eight (Extra Night). Mozart's LE NOZZE DI FIGARO : Madame Albani. Madlle. Ella Russell, Madlle. Bauermeister, and Madlle. Marie Van Zandt; Signori F. D'Andrade, Ciampi, Rinaldini, Bieletto ...
... THE MORNING POST. CRYSTAL PALACE OPEKA. rillii DAY, at three, Mozart's Grand Opera, DON* GIO- ?? Messrs. ?? . 11. Celli, George Fox, Pope, Pearson, and •feiiry Coi*ri .Madnuie Ida Giliiess Corri. Mi.ss Alice Barth. and tlis* Blanche Cole. Full orchestra ...