... funeral obeequies were on the point of eelebration--his guest, his benefartor, the proposed godfather of his child-was Mozart I Mozart had exhaled his last melodious sigh at Ruttler's miserable threshold I Seated on tho shapeless stool he had composed his ...

... accurate secount of Mozart's life, but he must zely upon the performers who accompanied him to illustrate the gens of the great com poserin angauage tar moreeloqaentthan that to which be could give expression Having mentioned that of Mozart's productions624 ...

... the lungs andeo0vulsione, The jury returned a verdict in accordance with the medical evidence, LECTURn oN MOZART,-An interesting leoture on Mozart., with musical illustrations, was delivered by Mr 1, R, Norris Mathews, at the lecture haill of the Victoria ...

... ereat musicians of former times. At your age I used to say, ' I ?? at twent-filve I eaid, ' I and Mozart ?? at forty, Mozart and ?? Now I say, ' Mozart.' When a man is riding a bicycle he looks neither to the right nor to tbe left, but appears to be ...

... The programme which was of a much more preten- tious character tbian that presented last year, opened with the overture to Mozart's Die Zauberfl6te, and the sad associations connected with the opera, which was produced only three months before the death ...

... way through it, he suiddenly sepdaig How's this, Mozart, bow's this ? You've got ?? out to the ends of the piano, and yet theme's a middle key to he touihedl? Nobody can play such music as this.- Mozart, laughin at Haydn' IPorplexcity and anger, took ...

... are they not both to be obse, praised as having done a United Service? neear MOZART'S ORIGIN.-A German etymologist prides work himself on having found out the meaning of Mozart's name. fam6 He says, It is derived from Tlus. the abbreviation of Mlusic ...

... guidance and strengrh to ?? ' to the last. The executors of the Abbc Liszt have iiitfrIl' 1.e Burgcmarster of Vienna that Mozarts liOul, original plaster cast of Beethoven's face ai colour sketch of Haydn, and llayd) sbaitoflall{b the late Abb6's room ...

... the piece. The scenery was effective, and the dresses Colon handsome. There was also an efficient orchestra, for a under Mr. Mozart Wilson. room, ._n - ...

... The present time would be singularly appropriate for the foundation of a Mozart achiriarehip aS the Royal Academy of Music. I would also sugxest that throughoutthe present year Mozart's music should have a prominent place in all concert programmes, and that ...

... d. An apology had here to be made for the unfortunate absence of Mdlle. Lilian Nordica, who was set down for an aria from Mozart's Flauto Magico. The lady was suffering from in- disposition, hut in her place Mldlle. Louisa Dotti sang an extra song ...

... and$ most VP fitfcul ovrtuesthe dcastati ?? of Weber's it 6i~tr to Delfrieoehsitz atnd the, 'brfght and spakling music of Mozart's. I ?? Glovnanl '1 belug man HoWard displayed remarkiable facility of Siecntlon Irs a florid obligato for the.-oboe, biy ...