... THE SKULL OF MOZART. A Vienes paper states that Mozart's skull is in the paean& of Prolame Hyrtl, wbo has preserved It, area a silver embroidered satin &Mims, bseemh a gme globe, He has kept it as he would keep seamed relic, and reometly, in ordst to ...

... THE SIULL MOZART. A Vienna piper states that Mozart's skull ii in the posesealon of Protegees Hyatt, who has preserved it, upon a silver embroidered satin cuelsion, beneath a glees globe. He kept it as be would keep •asered relic, and until recently, ...

... THE SKDLL OF MOZART. A Vienna paper states that Mozart’s skull is in the possession of Professor who has preserved it, upon a silver embroidered satin cushion, beneath a glass globe. He has kept it as he would keep a sacred relic, and until recently, ...

... MOZART'S VIOLIN. Towards the end of last century a poor dealer in nicknacks and brie-a-hrac, named Ruttier, took up his abode at the upper extremity of the Fauxbourg Saint Joseph in Vernon. The scanty profits of his little trade but ill-suilloed for the ...

... MOZART’S REQUIEM. (From Nohl't Life of Mozart, translated by Lady Wallace.) One day an unknown messenger appeared—a tall, haggard man, dressed in grey, with a sombre expression of countenance—a most singular figure, quite calculated to make a strange ...

... funeral obsequies were on the point of celebration—his guest, his benefactor, t.gg posed in;dfxs(her of his child—was Mozart! '].lhe great Mozart had exhaled his last melodious sigh at Ruttler's miserable threshold! Seated on the shapeless stool, he had compos~d ...

... I THE LIFE AND WORKS OF' MOZART. I This was the subject of the second of a course of extra sessional lectures on the works of great musical composers, which the Rev. H. W. KEMP (the President) has undertaken to deliver before the Hull Literary and Ph ...

... TKE SKULL OF MOZART. years took 4. Vienna paper states that Mozart's skull is in the possarion of Professor Hyrtl, who preserved it, a silver embroidered satin cushion, beneath a glees globe. He ham kept it ash. would keep a sacred and until recently ...

... MOZART’S EARLY OPERAS. (From the Cornhill Magazine,) It was for the Royal Ducal Theatre, as we have ascertained by investigations made on the spot, tbat Mozart composed his two operas, “Mitrldate” and “Ludo Silla,” which Henry Beyle (de Stendahl) states ...

... MOZART'S LAST DAYS. (From Music and Morals. By the Rev. H. R. is, M.A.) The rest of Mozart's life can be compared to nothing but torch burning out rapidly in the wind. Unwearied alike a composer and artist, he kept pouring forth symphonies, sonatas, and ...

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