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... I THE LIFE AND WORKS OF' MOZART. I This was the subject of the second of a course of extra sessional lectures on the works of great musical composers, which the Rev. H. W. KEMP (the President) has undertaken to deliver before the Hull Literary and Ph ...
... HULL VOLA-L SOCIETY. This society gave a 'elightful performance of a selec- tion from Mozart, et Tuesday evening, at the Public Rooms, which wert crowded as usual. The first divi- sion ef the concert consisted of the cheruses and quartets which tcompose ...
... respeetsthe Mluest features of the programme were the two qnartettes, both of which were given to perfection. The 'tort !aVlE Mozart's No. 8, ini D, for two violins viols,. and vlolqnceUo, and d2 secondo:wr.Mondeldssoha's mnilnor, eomfrosed in Paris. The ...
... possessing an effective soprano voice, and made a very favourable impression, even so early asherfirst song Batti, Batti, from Mozart's ' Don Giovanni. The obligato on the violoncello wassplendidly'played byMr. AllenAvison. This gentleman (amemberof Mr. ...
... EXTRACTS FROM THIS WEEK'S - PUNCH. A. MNUSICIA OF THE FUTURES. Prigsby.- I-a-confess I do not care for Mozart. . HIe's-a-too funny for fea i! . ?? (innuocently) ?? ' Dear me ! an d is that-a-theO result of a defective oar in your ease; or is it merely ...
... 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} ...
... striking con- trast of character. The Twelfth Mass of Mozart, is, Iof -ourse, one of the greatest works of its class. It is true that Beethoven. modelled his masses on the lines of Mozart asnd produced, some would say, equal work of the saime kind ...
... produce three. compositions of the highest order, viz., Macfarrens' St. Johi the Baptist. Mendelssohn's Lauda Zion, and Mozart's Splendente te Dens. The only drawback of such a programme was its extreme length. The concert lasted, in fact, no less ...
... Prinwces- ObriteS. white crepe de chene, with.-cilonwed Ivdiane byolderBO Thle programme included- aeleetions from the workst~ Mozart, Wagner, Beethoveda, Donuizetti, Boercl',Ye Benedjit, Goanod,' ann Meoftarren. Mesuaames- and Gerster were anmeng the. singers ...
... monotonous; but-it takes much to satisfy the desoendants of thos0 to whomn the glorious productions of Beethoven, MendeLssohn, Mozart, and Easdyn wgere tiret submuitted. ...
... charming freshness, extensive register, and exquisite flexibility. The airs selected were an unedited recitative and rondo of Mozart, s Mlia Speanz adorata, and a thema with variations by Proch, the German Kapellmeister. The manner in which these two ? ...
... happily suade us familiar, on Tuesday even- in, last, at the Public Ilooms. The programme included excerpts from Donizetti, Mozart, Rossini, and - other famouss writers, and the exectarnts were performers of the first r~ink, who succeeded in delighting ...