... MOZART'S SKULL. Mozart's skull is now in the possession of fessor Hyrtl, of Vienna, and when the Professof passes away the skull is to be deposited in tbt Mozart Museum at Salzburg, where the compoaei was born. There will then be an opportunity afforded ...

... f MOZART'S SKULL. M0 Z A R T S S K U L L. j MVart.'s skull is now in the possession of Pro- tfcssor J >.yrtl, of Vienna, and when the Professor 1-sses a way the skull is to be deposited in the /Mozart Museum at Salzburg, where the composer VVAS born. ...

... mos.i, when Mozart was seized with a violent fit of weeping, and the score was put aside, and Mozart had given himself up to death. Thus, in the evening ot December 5th, 1791, and at the age of 35 years and 10 months, he died. Amongst Mozart's numerous ...

... as negligently as Mozart's often are, not -#nly musically but scenically, we should see strange things, and such things we shall see when the inevitable reaction sets in. Then Wagner will get what is Wagner's, and Mozart what is Mozart's. Dr. Grieg is ...

... as negligently as Mozart's often are, not only musically but scenically, we should see strange things, and such things we shall see when the inevitable reaction sctapa. Th'en Wagner will get what is Wagner's, anclftlozart what is Mozart's. Dr. Grieg is ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ebony silver-mounted baton. The following books were presented to him also Don Giovani, (Mozart), Fidelio (Beethoven), Creation (Haydn), Twelfth Mass (Mozart), St. Paul (Mendelssohn), Seasons (Haydn), Messiah (Handel). At the presentation the Chairman ...

... pianists, with as much Bach as possible. Then Mozart ought to receive a far larger amount of attention than generally falls to his share. It is strange how people ignore the solid foundation Bach and Mozart give, a foundation without which it is next to ...

... TREHERBERT. MOZART'S TWELFTH MASS.—On Thursday, the Libanus Choir, conducted by Mr Thomas Pniliips, gave two per- formances of Mozart's Twtlfth Mats at the Public Hall. At the evening performance the following additions were made :—Solo, Honor and arms ...