... topic is the re-production of Don Gji'fanlfi, which was splendidly performed on Thursday last for many years the idolaters of Mozart have felt that the Tf 'Cjar)re of the great master has never been treated with respect adequate to its high deserts The greatest ...

... made ot any serious attack upon Mozart. I went, said he, for Smithies, not for Mozart. That, we submit, was a mere evasion. The fact is that Sir Frederick Bridge went for Mozart and (in a sense) for nobody else. If Mozart's accompaniments had never been ...

... that a good ear need not be a beautiful one. Iu the Mozart Museum at Salzburg there is a small water-colour painting representing two human ears. The drawing is described in the catalogue as Mozart's car and an ordinary ear. Dr. Gerber, privat-docent ...

... gfven to the Museum of Salz- burg, which contains a collection of various objects belonging to the immortal Mozart, a French almanac which young Mozart received as a present on his eighth birthday, ine almanac was printed at Liege, in 1764, and there are many ...

... views of the mission of art, yet persist in claiming for Mozart powers simply impossible to a man who had never read a line of Hegel or a stave of Wagner. I am not now thinking of the maudlin Mozart idolatry of M. Gounod, whom I of course do not consider ...

... Lola Monteg lectured to a very numerous audience at Mozart-hall, New York, on the evening of the 15th, on the subject of John Bull at Home. Some 3,000 people were present, and the lecture was listened to with marked attention. ...

... of the fact that this exquisite motet is a shining reflex of the religious feeling with which Mozart 1 was ever imubued. Turning from the I example, cf Mozart, the' most interesting thing in the programme was Henselt's pianoforte concerto in F minor, op ...

... night of & contrasts. Did we not have the Turkish T' Patrolof Michaelis, as well as the Jupiter ig Symphony of Mozart? From Mozart to Michaelis! pi In the course of the evening Mr. E. Beau- t mont sang settings by Mr. Charles Braun, th of Burns's ...

... PASSAGE IN THE LIFE OF ONE OF nIE IMMORTAL. Flattered by the praises which were lavished upon the or. ganist of his court ( Mozart), the Archbishop of Salzburg, who was of the family of Colleretlo, took him in his suite to Vienna, lodged him in his hotel ...

... ion, and she poetizes the character of the iustic Zerlla as Mozart, no doubt, intended it should be poetized, or he would not have written for it such exquisitely beautiful melodies. Mozart is in fashion just now. His genius has, it is true, been very ...

... othors, and anything you may kindly inven; will H n be welcome. NYe leave it entirely to your it judgment.' t e Mozart at Marseilles t . Mozart, being once on a visit at Marseilles, I went to the opera incoquito to hear the perform. E s ance of his Villanella ...

... SEAF ATTJEI: 8EASF)n to give the same 5 RTF 01), V11 R ORATONO'S Handel and only two or three ot the chefs (Tceuyre of Mozart and Mendelssohn But while in matters theatrical has been said tc spe bankruptcy, the classical composers at Exetel Hall sDell ...