... NIR. MOZART WILSON, Conductor and Pianist, at the Corn Exchauge, Bedford, Monday and Tuesday next. ...

... Nl’ea“; song, * Jessie's Dream,” Mr. J. Brown; glee, “Forester'; song, *The Jolly Smiths,” Mr. W. Kingston; selections from Mozart, Rev. M. Nepean ; song, * Never again with you, Robiu,” Mrs. Roberts ; duet, ** Figaro Quadrilles,” g’lrs‘ Roberts and Miss ...

... \'ifilfnge”Blncksmith. 12, © The Marseillaise Hymn,” a mile of Edinburgh Town,” jond : reading, “ Nothing to oforte duet, m D. (Mozart), A. H. Clare: glee, * Here in v, ¢ Maggic's Seeret,” encored trio, “ Maich, the merry Elves” nd Flood, and Mr. Efirfiande_v: ...

... —Messrs, Puttick snt Simpson hnve just sold the autosraph MS, of Handel's Opera Arandigi, 74 pp. folio, for £35 10s, and that of Mozart's Quintett in D, Major, 9 pp., for 43 guinens. These were from the eollection of the late Mr. F Smee, of the Bunk of Englind ...

... in the song, * Rose softly blooming (Spohr), acquitted herself well, und was followed by a uartette, “ Andante and Rondo (Mozart), by Messrs. g‘uller. Thody, Hull, and Ford, and the piece was, con| sidering its difficulty, very well rendered. Mr. A. H ...

... unassuming manner was quite a refreshing experience on the concert stage, and her good judgment was manifested by her selection of Mozart's dainty morcean, the song “ Voi che sapete.”” Her some what thin voice, possibly affected by nervousness, was well uda.})bed ...

... the overture to Don Giovanni, the aleq‘ro of which was given in a very : “ririted mauner, The Society has not given much of Mozart for some time, aud certainly the performance of this sparkling composition made us wish to hear a little more of this tuneful ...

... on Wednesday night was not less enthusiastic, and a portion had to be repeated.—2 Part 11 embraced : a pianoforte sonata by Mozart, Mr. Fred C. Chant; song, * Come into the garden Maud,” Mr. T. Jobling; recital, “ The Sicilian’s Tale (with incidental ...

... The Intruder, Mr. Hillhouse. | the head mistress ; after which a hxmn was sung, ac- Finale, “ Rondo (allegro) from Quartet™ (Mozart), the | companied by the harmonium, and the scholars dis- Band. persed. We annex a list of the prize-takers:— First Class ...

... Leicester, was also set in motion, and contributed its share towards the general harmouy. After tea a pianoforte duetin D (Mozart, Oq. 3, No. 1) was very effectively performed b¥ Miss Nichol and Miss &. Mitchell, and deservedly applauded. This was followed ...

... singers. There appears to be no exclusive spirit in the selection of the music, for in the List of works s|prumiud will be found Mozart's ¢ Requiem,” Rossini’s ‘Stabat Mater,” and Mendelssohn’s * Lauda Sion,’ in addition to the ‘ Messiah,’ the *Creation,’ the ...

... Mr. and Mrs. J. Brown, | Marston ; Mrs. J. Morris, and party, Ampthill ; &e. ~ Part 1. opened with uMpinuuiorte duet, from Mozart, by Miss Tylecote and Miss F. Lockwood, with flute accompaniment by Mr. Tylecote. The ]ml!es evinced much tasteful skill in ...