... 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; ...

... distinguished career, mastered all the important uorks of the greatest acknowledged composers-frons Bach and Handel to Mozart, from Mozart to Beethoven, Schubert, Hmusmel, Mosclheles, Weber, Mendelssohn, and Stcrndale Bennett-but she also acquainted herself ...

... with great sp~irit by M1. Sebreurs, all four artists acquitted themselves with wonderful spirit, energy, an~d precision. M~ozart's. twenty-first and last pianoforte sonata, though of a much less ambitious character than the cor- responding works of Beethoven ...

... comnipoers- it attained its highest theoretical development. ?? lepturor explained the leading charac- teristics of Hanlel, Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, and Men- delssolin, and then went on to speak of the decline of music. Although we still had some great composers ...

... considerhig 'the composer's place in the history of music, he said hlendelssolm, svas not a man of the people, like lach, Hfaydn, Mozart, or Sohubert; indeed, le was eine of the few composers born of an influential and wealthy family,' and he never had to undergo ...

... alid ?? that a redornaus was the remit lie other choruses were also very fairly releredsad ?? work of the orchestra, under Mr Mozart \\'ilsons directiol, iwas exeouted with. very considerable accuracy Psecisa, and spirit. J1EST COOEING BlANGE Is The Keonilortil ...

... lien Jualn ?? .,Aozart. V7ales- Belas It cliii ?? ?? , ?? .shuss. Selestionl-Op. ?? ,IVtuber. Oveinutuanti 'Ile-Op.. ?? Mozart. Relen ' ellu Itoldat ?? S, Laus. _eo rdu* la ?? _ _ e ...

... Gallant Knight (J. I, iattoll); sol pilahoortoC. L. Favorite Billade, op. 2' (Ciiopfi); sleut, Itt DOve (II Flanto Ma'giro, Mozart) ; sol 1iiCOaliric Crand Marci from Wagner's ' Tsnxiiccsec (Ileet); ?? eveni g,)Escaing, dream visions, Op. 12 (Schiecfl1) ...

... offer to a young Eiglish Mozart or Mendelssohn. Failing an English opera, why does not some musician or company of connoisseurs organise a small opera company for the performance of the lighter and less-known comic operas of Mozart, Cimarosa, &c. We had ...

... variety, Mr, Andertou Las added a short secord part. coneistiog of mlscellaneous saecotions from the workhoprincipally of Mozart, Meyer- beer, and Rassirl, whlch must he regarded in the light of hornus or sppeudix to the concert proper, and wbich will ...

... would-bo citizecr. I am Sic-, yours obediently, Aston, Docemcber 10, T. F. PiROCTOR. MOZART AND MUSICAL BIRMINGHAM. Tc t le EDTIOR ei' the D icLY 0ear Sir,- A Countryman of Mozart asks, in your impres- sioe of yo3torday, ' Is 13irrninghamn a munisal town ? ...

... audience, at the Masohic tall, on Tuesday nighit. The progranmib was as folliosIS Alinuetto and trio from E lat 82mphony . Mozart. 08th Psalcm ?? ?? AMcniesln. HaSrp Concrto . ?? :'axiash tthrs. Mass No. 1 ?? ?? Hfii ; Bridal Chorus ( Lobengrin ) ? ...