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... glee Fun, Call; duet Jvilin and pianoforte), Mozart; sympliony, Mozart; gloee Sweet and low, Barnby; syrphony (2nd and 3rd movements), Mozart; song, The Diver, Loder; symphony (last move- meant), Mozart; song, Birdlet Sings in the Wood, Reller; ...
... theme of general admiration. The following was the pro- gramme :—Overture Der Fxeischutz (Weber). Andante, Symphony in C (Mozart;. Prelude and fugue, in G (J. S. Bach). Slow movement, Italian symphony, (Mendelssohn). Duet and aria, Stabat Mater (Ros- ...
... CHICHESTER CATHEDRAL. Wednesday (to-day).-Morning.-No choral service. Afternoon. -Thorne in D flat. A nthem 54, fBow Thine ear, Mozart. Hymn 32, St. Peter. Thuraday.-Morning.-Benedicite, Beet. Benedictus, Farrant. Anthem 61. 1Call to remembrance, Farrant ...
... individuality. Her voice is a rich pure soprano, so highly set that she is one of- the few singers now living that can exe- cute Mozart's Zauberflote music as origi- nally written. Her execution is facile, en- abling her to sing the most intricate and difficult ...
... that given at the Crystal Palace on Saturday. The programme contained at least two works of high interest, beginning with Mozart's overture to what he loved to call his Munich Opera. We have no right to assume that our readers know the story of Idomenco ...
... will ^be x>reserved and forwarded to the Queen. The blinus were closed, the church being lighted by gas. The antaeiii from Mozart's Requiem, Fnto Thee shall all flesh come, was sung by a select choir, and after the Scriptural reading. Dr. Winthrop delivered ...
... overtures and orchestral p~ieces, the composers most largely drawn Upon being Mendelssolin (ro), Beethoven (6), Weber (5), Mozart (4), and Schubert (4). As showing impartial selection we may place opposite to the wotks of these masters others by Berlioz ...
... Those Merry Bells ,'envoeed), Miss Mace; reading, Secrets in all trades, Rev. Mr. Bede; harmo- nium solo, Gloria, from Mozart's Twelfth Mass, Mrs. Rouse; song, The flower I love the best, Mrs. Snook; recitation, One-legged goose, Mr. Stevens ...
... zMI>sSI'S. BUSSELL AND CO.'S PIANO-- FORTES. I I, the shades of Handel, Mozart, and Hadyn -revisited the glimpses of the moon and saw wbch pianos as are now produced by the great mackers of London and Paris, and such as arenowv on view at the establishment ...
... slowly along the aisles. Mr. Atkins pre- sided at the organ, and as the corpse entered the church played Dies Irae, from Mozart's requiem. The coffin was placed in the centre of the church, and a cross and wreath of immortelles placed upon it. The service ...
... Allegro modeiato . Handel Allegretto ?? (B at major) ?? J Lemmena Chorus by the Choir.Gloria in .Excelsis (12th Mass) . Mozart Andantino, from the Second Quatuor . Haydn Prelude and Fugue ?? . Bach Chorus by the Qhoir .. Lift up your heads (Messiah} ...
... series of lectures at St. Petersburg, on the history of the opera, beginning with Lulli and Rameau, continuing with Gluck, with Mozart, with Weber, and with Rossini, and ending with Wagner. Between Rossini and Wagner nothing ! Neither Donizetti,nor Bellini ...