... including the Jupiter I Symphony. In front of the organ the name of Mozart was inscribed in letters of gold, and the dates 1791 and 1891. It was Dec. 5th, 1791, that Mozart died, not living to finish the Requiem, upon which he had been engaged ...

... admirers of Mozart are not likely to I help a society where, as on Saturday last, works like I Chopin's Funeral March and A flat Polonaise are I played instead of a Mozart Sonata, or where an indif- I ferent part song takes the place of Mozart's immortal ...

... opular concerts at St. James's hall also offered a Mozart selee- lion to a numerdu saudience. ?? eening (Sunday), at South-nIace, Ii.qstitute' a concert wili be given consist. ina'eutirely of Mozart's works, incluaing the quintet toitsclationet and StringS ...

... filed for the Mozart performande of the Royal Choral-society;. An enormous laurel- weath figured in front of the organ, with white satin streamers, bear-- ing the dates 1791-1891, the whole being on a black background, and the word Mozart in the centre ...

... above all d1 tto bad heialth and poor remauneration. But a ..a Mozart legend had; already growls tip, a . in which the coldness of the Viennese public; e ,the treachery of Salieri, ;Mozart's renmnciation h1 d of Vienna for Prague; the appearance of a ai ...

... MOZART AT MUNICH.-!. (FROBI OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) MUNICH, August 23. WHEN, something more than a century ago, at the ridiculous age of thirty- five, Mozart. closed his eyes, folded his hands, and finished his work, it is not likely that his contemporaries ...

... MOZART'S DON GIOVANNI: A COMMNIENTARY BY CHARLES GOUNOD. r Translated from the Third French Edition by . WINDEYER CLARK, licentiate of the Royal Academy ot Music, and J. T. HUTCHINSON, Professor of Singing e and Associate Royal Academy of Music. t ...

... thie actors, who all had a personal ambi- tion to attain, apart from Mozart's mere dratnaltic, significance.. In a word, here w as the ?? as he is known. so. widely to-dy he yi Mozart of- whomn 'the clever young. pianist ,sgys,-, He never - really touches ...

... memory of Mozart. It is his intention, I bel~ieve, to add to the list year by year until the cyclus is rounded and the noble monument is complete. The year ini which he v''ii be able to put before the world a more or less con- clusive summary of Mozart's operatic ...

... FREDERICIK BRIDGXE AND MOZART. Sir Frederick Bridge delivered last evenling, at the City OF Lott,- School, no less than a brilliant third lecture onr the scotec'lne' Messiahl, referring on this occasion to it as it has been ?? i ]andel Mozart and others. Sir ...

... SIR FREDERICTeK BRIDCp AND MOZART. Sir Frederick Bridge delivered last evcniiig, t tic - School, no less than a brilliant thuid IcnirLe u1 tne ;. Mlessiah, referring on this occasion to it as it hla iel ; Mozart and others. Sir Frederick Bridge's cause ...

... The first portion was devoted to works by Mozart, the overture to s'v f(td totv being the ope ning item. It was wvll perlornied, and vas cond ucted by Mlr Stewait Macpher on in A very artistic mantier. In Mozart 8 Coi.cert ai is in E tlit, Meutre ti lascio ...