... 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 ...

... presented:- PART I. Sinfoalia in C minor, No. I. ?? Mendels.ohn. Aria, I Un' aura amo.soa, Signor Gardoni (Cosi fan Tutte) .Mozart. Soto, Contrabasso, Mr. Alxander Moaland (Violin Solo, Op. 40) ?? .. yseder. Orertire ln C major ?? . Beethoven. P.An v II ...

... violinist, and the story runs that Mozart and this lady were, upon a particular day, to play together at some Concert. When the day arrived, however, not a note had been written of the promised Sonata. Mdlle. went to Mozart in a state of desperation, and ...

... posed in haste under a pressing want of money (a chronic disorder of Mozart's) for some forgotten occasion, and for a very trifling consideration. It was all the same, however, to Mozart, who could not but write well under any circumstances, and whose genius ...

... orchestral, the other is doing for chamber music. Of the eight concerted works as yet given two are by Mendelssohn, while Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Hummel, Dussek, and Schubert claunM one each, Mendelssohn's Quartet in D major (Op. 44, No. I.) worthily opened ...

... makes a kind of reservation in favour of Mozart. As far as Mozart is concerned, there is more to be said for them [the transcriptions ] than for any of their tribe, as the main form in a composition of Mozart's is always of surpassing beauty. Now ...

... have better illustrated the delicate and piquant grace of Dussek's style, a grace in which, it has been said with truth, Mozart scarcely excelled him., Both sonatas met with thorough appreciation, and the result ?? have baea a higher estimate of their ...

... attractions. First in this category is Mozart's D major quartet (No. 7), written at Vienna in June I789, and dedicated to the King of Prussia, from whose capital the composer had then just returned. Your Majesty, said Mozart to Frederick William, has the ...

... ball-rooms, the rhmions of the highest circles, were fre- queatly heard dance tunes, composed parposely for them by Haydn, Mozart, Hummel, and Beethoven. The performances of Monday illustrated various periods from 162O to the present time, and were, with ...

... , the esteemed German biographer of Mozart, of the mysterious visitor who com- missioned the composer to write for him a requiem, is known to everybody; and, whether we believe this story or not, the ?? that Mozart devoted himself during the last two ...

... fore- going was given Mozart's pianoforte Concerto in D, sometimes called The Coronation), for doubtful reasons hardly worth discussijg here. Written in 17880, the year of the three great symphonies, it is a productio0- of Mozart's best time, and one ...

... tiful air of Don 01tf(lrio, from Don Giovannri, I'Il mie tesoro, nithou0ir we might take serious exceptions to the ?? in Mozart's song, not imposed cartainly by necessity, since the raccomplished tonor could executo with just as muuch ease the composer's ...