... DuIechemiu. The pro- gramnmo was as follows:- Ovrtulre, Isehen, fliritnel: song, Zopilirottl Lasing, hiorl (from ?? Idomnectt), Mozart; duct (eoract sanl troulsbose)- 0 wort theic ill the casld blast, Mecitelssohut (with orchestral accomasnimtnt. orritugail ...

... first part, it willbe observed, was devoted to the works of Mozart as a timely tribute to the memory of that composer, who died on the oth of December 1791, at the early Dge of 35. The Mozart selection wan preceded, how- ever, by another tributary per ...

... attendanoe: Trtio pianoforte sisd string,' E. fit lop. 3) . ?? M Quareicr, Sirings in D. Ng. 14oP. at). - Havdys. solos a oce ?? Mozart, Sroo ?? bn vimbri?ngs. _op .. ?? ?? .. Rebensci. Bolo silorelI b M&usette (17th cantary: Theexecutants were the oustomiiarv ...

... inordinate length, was as follows- Overture-Der Freishutz Weber. Part Song- Who is Sylvla? Macfarrem. Sesna-'lMadamniaa' Mozart. Song- John Anderson, my Jo, Okl Scotic Ballad. Solo plancforte- 'Where the bee rucls, Bimedict. New Song (MIS), a. S ...

... the Maiden (Spohr) f;antasieie, 'I'rarimbil(ler (Luinbye): serealade, The Lark now leaves (flatton): Tar.ishs Mareli (Mozart). Although the interest of these concerts ceutres rather in the instrumental than in the vocal items. Miss Wooliey, as the ...

... (violinobbligato); Ptallofolertlois tlngarlsch-Litz; Recitative and air- Love soea5 it' alarm -Hendel; Solo violine-(concerto)-Mozart; was a dreane- Cowen; Pianoforte ?? fren in naniabula-LcYbaclL Glee- The Letter -latten; ledtlu, and air-* Deth lof Nelson ...

... heard in our Town Hall It is like all Mozart's quartetts, charmigly melodious, symmetrical, and ingeniously harmonised; Q whilst foe elevation and tenderness of feeling the etiful usa-d is scarcely surpassed by MOzart himself the rich. ness an, variety of ...

... again. The pro- grasmmo was as follows ;- Quartet in E flat, op. 47, Schumann :clarionet solo-adagio, from concerto in A, Mozart; sonata in B riat, op. -4s, for piano- forte and violoncello, Mlendlelssohn; scherzo in lirstt minor, op. l1, for pianoforte ...

... the series which it concluded. On the former point the progra.me may speak for itself. Qusrlett-InD minor, No 2 ?? TV. A. Mozart. Air-* I dreamt I Was m -Uerxen (Nsaaman) Sir MichaoC Costa. Duet-(Planoforte and Violin) 'Sonata, ?? in A op. ?? , ?? een ...

... e)-by ) aaofitstcaco.ap nioas, anan (b) Sobeerzo in Eminer ol Af''aebleon. Sonata in A major fer pianoforte and violin sc Mozart. Air-Th ?? Sg(nDnemrh) . Moreres.r. Bomg-Thi Thofnt .-l tho . ?? Shield. Song-T ?? O'Flnan ., leyh. n Molloya. Barcaroflean ...

... witla such trios as til gt S ola. 70,- or B flat, op. 9), as a very interestin sxatine; fltt elags of conaposition whichl Mozart broug~ ao gret °-r fection, though1 it seesna to have bees; re~leruil) Beethovosa to invest it with thec dramla tie anhl ...

... aspect. Of the workx i iteef, which belengs to the last and most prolific year of Mozart's life (1791) it' must speak very brieer. The stor y of its oigin, to asisi t Mozart's needy friier, Shiclkaneder, who was in urgent want of a popular operatic novelty ...