... and shoe manufacturers, 80, High- street, Bilston, Staffordshire. Eliae El worthy, farmer, Southmoltun, Devonshire. Henry Mozart Bartlett, innkeeper, Teignmouth, Devon- shire. Joseph Lomas, marble sculptor, 7, Pavilion-place, West- borough, Scarboro' ...

... string band (niae in number), played two overtures in a creditable manner. The choir sang Kyrie, Gloria, and Sanctus, from Mozart's Twelfth Mass, and Be not afraid (Mendelssohn), in all of which they were accompanied by the string band. The excellent ...

... whose entertainment later in the day there were the grand con- certs in the Temperance Hali, with a special performance of Mozart's Twelfth la.ss, and the monster tea party in the British School, besides other sources of amuse- ment. ...

... Mr J. Hooper on the harmonium, Mr Croft WorganDew, M.A., officiating conductor. The concert commenced with selections from Mozart's Twelfth Mass, followed by selections from The Messiah, very creditably rendered, Miss i'errabee and Miss Brown taking ...

... Tarrance; Hymn, 175;.Voluntary, How excellent Thy name, Saul. Evening Service at Half-past Six o'clock Voluntary, Kyrie (Mozart's First Mass) Responses, Tallis; Psalms, Gregorian; Magnificat, Hine; Nunc Dimittis, Bussell; Anthem, Hallelujah (Messiah) ...

... cordially recognised the services which had been rendered to the Church by Haydu and Mozart. In the evening, when there was a crowded congregation, the service comprised Mozart's offertorium Splendente te Deus, a fine litany arranged from Costa's Eli, Anfossi's ...

... St Andrew's Halls organ recital given by Dr A. L. Peace. programme included selections from Mozart, Meyerbeer, Hummel, befebure e , and S. S. Wesley. From Mozart the clioscu was the beautiful andante from 1 111,1 No. 5, which was charmingly played, as at ...

... ur. that many of the greatest musicians never went to these schools at all. Beethoven never was at rd one of them, nor vwa Mozart, nor Weber, nor 1 Mendelsohn, nor Schumann, norLiszt. Bachand Haydn were indeed choir'boys, but only foir ile short time. ...

... have a programme which shows that the Phil. harmonic has neither abated its energy nor lowered its aims, for, in addition to Mozart and Beethoven, we are promised an opportunity of making the acquaintance of two of the most esteemed modern ?? (in his ...

... had passed the dreadful ordeal of playing at sight Mozart's and Beethoven's music from manuscript, Goethe made up his mind that for once an infant prodigy was no myth or delusion. Goethe had heard Mozart as a boy of seven years old play at Frankfort, and ...

... and often operas are arranged to suit the opera house, and a spectacular character given to works which (like all those of Mozart, for instance) owed their first celebrity to their musical beauties alone. Given equal execution, both Don Giovanni and ...

... Marino Faliero (Donizetti), 4 times. 1843.-Elvino, in La Sonnambula (Bellini), 17 times; Ottavio, in Don Giovanni (Mozart), 4i times Gianetto, in La Gazza Ladra (Roesini), 13 times Arturo, in I Puritani (Bellini), 44 times ; Carlo, in ...