... Society gave their first concert for the season in tho Music Hall. Tho programme was well chosen, and comprised selections from Mozart’s Twelfth Mass,” and miscellaneous selection vocal and instrumental music. There was highly respectable audience, who loudly ...

... « A Pershore Choral was given at the | Hall, on Tuesday ¢ a audience. last, te a large and | from oratories of Handel and Mozart, which a selection 0 to capitally rendered , comp second part was of a secular giees, which were with loud H s really artistic ...

... Alcetler, By the ebore Society, On TUESDAY NEXT, APRIL 15lh, 1873, Band and Chora* of 80 Performer*. program mt will iuolado MOZARTS 12th MASS, (let p*rt.) , _ LOCKES CELEBRATED ••MACBETH” MUSIC. SELECTIONS FOR BAND, Ac. Sopranot. Tenor. Baritone. Miia H«rrii ...

... lately presented the sum •of 1000 florins towards defraying the cost the Monumental Edition of Mozart's works, undertaken, with the support of the International Mozart Foundation in halzburp, the firm of Breitkopf and Ilurtel, Leipsic. JtsplyiniT to a deputation ...

... CONDUCTOR. programme* PAUT I. PUnofort* Duel.—Mini Hawthorn and Mr. Sparrow.— Gloria in Exeelaia.” PergoUn. Chorus—“ Gloria.”—Mozart. , , „ Solo.— Mrs. Flotcher.—“ Hagar tha desert. Chorue°-“ And the Solo.—Miss Allwood.—Hark 1 the Sabbath belle. Chorus°—“ ...

... and she afterwards joined Mons. Sainton in Beethoven’s Kreutic?” sonata, which was rendered in an admirable manner. quintet, Mozart, with Mdme. Viard-Louis, and Messrs. Lazarus, Wotton Dcbruck, Vanhaut, at their reepectives instruments, concluded the We ...

... This charge, at any rate, cannot be brought against Haydn and Mozart. Being one day asked for his opinion about a new opera by his great contemporary, Haydn replied ; “All I know is that Mozart certainly the greatest composer now in existence. Haydn suffered ...

... and delight of crowded audiences assen to witness the display of his marvellous p and concentration. ith the sing! ing af Mozart, be was perhaps the most ret was adie embodiment of the powers of juvenile pre that ever attracted public curiesity, F er's ...

... Bailiff A. GrI^ANJD - CONCERT, IN THE COBS’ EXCHANGE, ALCEBTEB, ON TUESDAY. JAHUABT 19th 1875. Balaationa from MESSIAH,” It MOZART’S IStb. MASS.’ Bar SARoa: ÜBS. YEOMANS. * MISS B. JOHNSON. MISS L. EABBIB. Taaoss: MB. J. COOKB. MB. J. ATBBY. Babi: MB. 8 ...

... character of the music. “ La Dame ’’ do nto well as for the School for Scan “ Le Domino Noir’’ suite Hamlet equally with and Mozart introduces a sensation Lady of Lyons. Offenbach intrades upon Shakesp then the noise! No wonder that audiences « r it away ...

... wove into my the sira which I had stolen and success at first was At leat some those days, joalous me, reported that I of Mozart. Duplicates of two sire I had found at Madgeburg, and my eecret was ‘Then came thas terrible rumour, and I chang: name and ...

... The generation whic encoesded him has accepted and ratified all his. to homege. Bach may excel him in science, E in majesty, Mozart in sweetness; but no mt has ever felt eo one has eo combine heights and depths of passion ; se wri:ten the | ork bumanity ...