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... life, I pray, believe in me! ABOUT MOZART. BY JAMES PARTON. Of all the operas I ever heard—and I have heard nearly all that are now sung, and most of them many times—the one that gave me the most intense pleasure was Mozart's Magic Flute. And, probably ...
... PROCRAM.ME. •* fee frrtttl stmigore'* (Ilelijario.) Donizetti MADAME-SINICO, oil FABRTNI. and CAMPOBELLO. ...
... his Soul He '’no. 2—Andante, from Beethoren’s Symphony in C 'No. B—Lirber Angnstlne (Bavarian air). - No. 4- La ci darem ( Mozart). JM* No. B—The Jojful Pedant (Schumann). r “• St Own (—n). t ♦»,« Theory of Muslo. Peat f*® * No. 10—Questions mew/ St: ...
... Trio in G, No. Violin, and Violoncella .. On* low. MM. Billet, Laner, and Eisner. 2. Sonata, A major—Pianoforte and Violin Mozart. MM. Billet and laner. 3. Violoceclla SoloBoccherini, llcrr EJaner. 4. Trio, D Minor, Op. il3—Pianoforte, Violin, and V ...
... s—Messrs. LEVEY, LIDDELL, ami ELBNKR. Vocalist—Mr. PANNING. The Programmes will Include String Quartette by Beethoven ami Mozart, Pianoforte Trios by Beethoveu Haydn, Violin Solos, Sonatas, Ac. Evening Concert—Reserved Seats, Ss. ; Balcony, 2a. Area, ...
... (Ecumenical Council. The sacred music, which was given by • full choir under the direction of Professor Glover consisted of Mozart's No. 4. At the conclusion of the High Mass his Eminence gave his blessing to the cross ded congregation, and with Benediction ...
... Thnrlngian Prince was In renewed demand to-day for the Lincolnshire Handicap at to 1, while 10 to 1 was taken and asked for abont Mozart. The other candidates did not exhibit any change worth noticing. For the Grand National Steeplechase 100 to 8 was token kindly ...
... it seems to me that every composer presents a different character noteforms t* the eye; Beethoven looks very different from Mozart on paper; the difference resembles that between Jean Pauls and Goethe's prose. But here it seemed if eyes, to me. were glancing ...
... et. FIRST CONCERT, THIS (Thursday) EVENING, 37th Instant. SECOND CONCERT, TO-MORROW (Friday) EVENING, 38th Instant, When “MOZART’S TWELFTH MASS” Will be Performed, With Full and elllcient Chorus, Professor R. P. STEWART, Mas. D., the Organ. ...
... Galop (New)—“ Blarney REGIMENT Waltz—” Geraldine T. Martin. , T, Martin. Godfrey. Selection—“ II Flauto Maglco” Mozart. Galop—“ Wire Bridge” .„ Gnng’l. Quadrille— 14 New Year” Marrlot*. IITH REGIMENT : Selection—” Grand Dnchesse” .. ...
... Kuima Abbott. 1 hiftto- Aria—Mozart. Millie. Tiliena and Madam® Marie Roze. Paut 11. Padre ia figlia (Kigolettej—VerdL \MiK Valeria and Signor Galazzi. I'.alia, i Kathleen |Mdile. Titiena. Air Non jmi Figaro”—Mozart. Signor Galassi. New Song— Long ...
... C. S. Calver.ey Alexander's Feast Dryden , With complete Organ accompaniment;, comprising selections from Handel, Mozart, Mendelssohn, Beethoven. Ac., specially arranged forthis reading Herr Meyer Lutz, Organist bt. Georges Cathedral, Southwark ...