... the most tuneful allegros ever writ. ten, went, as Mozart said of a similar performance, like oil. Another quartett, for pianoforte, violin, violoncello, and organ, though not strictly a work of Mozart, claimed a place in the programme in right of its ...

... Only for thes, Llnlev.-Pianofoxte 2olo Sonata Op. 2A., Beethoven-Song, O trpheus with his lots, Snllivan-No Isymphony, Mozart- Overture Ladoiekla ChslCbini.-ScoenI, - ea Is motto, Vocdi-buet, I would that icy love, Mendelsaohn, for clarn- uette ...

... from Second Mlass .Mozart. Overture to Promotheus .Beethoven. With verdure clad .Haydn. Wretched Lovers, Acis and Galatee. Ha.. Handel. From Six till Seven o'clock. Ovesture to Tancredi . . . ossini. Benedictus (Requiem) ?? Mozart. March from Loe ...

... second part commencing with the overture to Auber's Cheval de Bronze, and containing besides a selection from the works of. Mozart, Handel, Weber, Rossini, and Auber, some of the popular compositions of Blumenthal and Claribel, these being The Children's ...

... hear Rossini's overture to William Tell, not the band's variations upon it, and that we were erroneously led to expect Mozart would only be executed—not drawn and quartered into the bargain ; but although these and some other instances the dishes were ...

... from Mozart's practice at the Ss lurg period, to which It has been represented as having belonged, To ourselves, the Mass, with the exception of one fugue And the opening of the ' Et Inearmates, hae always seemed showy and mechanical among Mozart's masses ...

... ahe National Anthem. Mr. Stiinp. aon presided at the organ, and played several pieces, the most notable amongst which were Mozart's La Dove mnd La ci darem. The vocal portion of the enter. tainment was supplied by Mims Julia Parker and biss Bessie ...

... concert, and farce, n and ?? into play ?? theresources o aladame Lancin'e e versatile company. The pissc de ici~istanoc wais Mozart's if imperishable ?? Govanni, ab once the most tuneful bt and most profoud of operas, uniting in itself all e the spontaneous ...

... Robert Barnett, profcssor of that instrument to the Royal Academy, and our local pienets, Mfessrs. Duchemin and Flavoli. Mozart's quartett for stringed instrunsenta, both iu point of selection and of execstion, was a fitting prelude to the banquet. The ...

... selection in- cluded Besso's arrangement of the National Anthem and the quaint andante from Haydn's third symphony, which Mozart bhs so charmingly varied, ,but the unsatisfactory condition of the instrument, as apparent more especially ln the last pe ...

... occAsiou.- 'Plui Rcader. UTNunPuRHED MozART 'RLtQUS -The Revue el Gazette Musicale says:- Among the papere of a zecently deceased inhabitant o£ Stargard, ia Pamerani, have been discovered twenty-three anunsecripts of Mozart Among them is a sort of eornedy ...

... to the MozArt Institution, at Salzburg, an old music-book found in the environs of Vienna (the place not staled), with French Inscription: ThIs book belongs to Marie Ann Mozart. The first pages contain exercises for the piano, by Leopold Mozart (the ...