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... Programme will comprise Selections from Hindcfs Grand Oratorio, JUDAS MACCABEUS,” and Selections from tbe Choral Works of Mozart, Pales* trina, &c., &c. To conclude with the Second and Third Parts of Haydn’s sublime Oratorio. THE CREATION.” Subscription ...
... ceremonies. Tbe cboir of priests were the Rev Dr Lspbeu. with the Rev Messrs Wood, Mullaly, Beard wood, and Walsh, who cbaunted Mozart’s sublime and solemn requiem, and also the Dies ira.” This latter hymn was sung with all the devotional spirit which that ...
... Performed by Signor BOTTESINI. Quadrille—* The Indian”—(first time) .. Jnllien Part 11. Opera—Grand Selection and Fantasia from Mozart’f Chef d'CEuvre, “DON GIOVANNI.” Solo, Violin—Paeanioi’s celobrated “ Pregbiera,” from “ Mom in Egitto”—-oxecoted on the Foorth ...
... programme attracted a numerous sudience. The performances consisted of selections from Judas Maccabeus and The Creation, and Mozart's grand quartet and chorus, Oh, God, when thou appearest. Judas Maccabeus opened with magnificent chorus; this was followed ...
... Blessed Sacrament. The musical programme comprised sele tions from the most eminent composers, Mozart, Web Zingarelli, &a., the principal pieces being taken fro l Mozart's 12th mass, which is evidently one of his grande, works. Miss Murray, of Rosemount, a very ...
... Performed by Signor BOTTESINI. Quadrille—“ The InJiaa—(first time,) Jullien. Part 11. Opera—Grand Selection and Fantasia from Mozart's Chef-d eeurro ••DON GIOVANNI. Solo, Violin—Paganini's celebrated Proghiera,” from Mose in Egilto—executed the Fourth String ...
... occasions, that however inconveniently packed may be the house, and however disposed to be boisterous and unruly, !h* names of Mozart, Beethoven. Weber, and Mendelssohn, are always certain to command attention. From various causes, tlieaudience last night—one ...
... Luciexia Sorgia, the heroine being impersonated by nora Ponti. Mad*me Koater lias made her reappearance as the Conn ten, iu Mozart’e Figaro. A new piima donna about to be introduced to tbs public; her name la Frl. Eiswald. and ah* ia pupil Madame Zimmermann ...
... THEATRE ROYAL—ITALIAN OPERA. Yesterday evening, Mozart’a Opera of Don Giovanni was performed the Theatre Royal, the being literally packed in every part. have hitherto referred each of the artists who form the present corps the Italian Opera, and could ...
... i THEATRE ROYAL-THE ITALIAN OPER - ._ - A.._ - ?? L In accordance with the published announcement, Mozart grand opera of Don Giovanni was preasnted last evening ia our Theatre Royal, in prelence of an audience which, we were glad to perceive, rather exceeded ...
... nights. The first performiCiice of this re-engagement took place last evening, and the opera announced was a repetition of Mozart’s Don Giovatjni. The characters were sustained before—Grisi as Donna Anna, Mario as Don Lab ache Don Giovanni, Signor Susini ...
... (Ceylon). flee. Mr. Morgan. Rey. Mr. Conk Rev. Mr. Rev. Mr. Tl' the' high which compri,ed e a the comp.-aim,. or PaJestrina. Mozart. llaydn. So. wa. conducted by Clover. and performed by the hole of t h e chun .h . .ht the of the high awe his graee the &ref ...