... musician to judge, with the greatest fairnesa, of its qualities. Mozart's Symnphony in G minor was played by the orchestra, and it may be worth recalli that it was the anniversary of Mozart's birth, one hundred end ?? yearn ago. It was received with hearty ...

... ticularly vtho pianufortfemusic of Mozart, the Ileturer remarked that one sisigle word would de6ne the structtulo of his pieces-it wos simply perfoctiou. on some (if his finest eonatas, quartets, and sym- phouics Mozart gave us a forma even score finely ...

... Cherubino. The last expression of the utter defeat of Beaumarchais by Mozart is to be found in the invitation given to an operatic singer to come and support Beaumarchais armed with one of Mozart's melodies. This, however, by no means signifies the triumph, in ...

... Concerts. On Monday last two fine examples at Hadyn and Mozart were given in the C major Quartet (Op. 33) of the former and the G minor Quartet of the latter master. The exquisitely and fanciful rondo of Mozart's quartet must always be a study for the musician ...

... siCoronation Concerto, from lts, having blen o sayed by Mozart at Frankfort during the festivities of the coronation of King Leopold. The Crdncerto in B flat now alluded to (there are four others by Mozart in the same key), may compare with any of the series ...

... classical concerted music Miss Fisher proved her power to interpret the greatest compositions, her playing in a quartet of Mozart being all that the most fastidious could desire. Schuman's lovely Slumber Sonug for the piano, was played with exquisite ...

... from the date of each Uavrig coincided with that of the anhiversary of the birth of a great composer. On January 27 (1767) Mozart was borm; and on Febrany 3 (1809) Mendelssohn commenced his earthly carear. The programme of Saturday week celebrated the ...

... crowded in every part by a fashionable audlonce. The following programme was creditably performed:- Overture, ?? Zauberfiote (Mozart). Songs, Lays of the heart (Liederkrols)i (Beethoven), Mr. C. Coulson. Song, Pur Dicesti (Lotti), Mr. Bateman. Duet, 'Zulka ...

... Mr Vernon Rigby, for instance, did not shine particularly in Dalla sua pace. His voice has not the mellow sweetness that Mozart's melodies seem always to demand. Grace and tenderness, rather than force, should be given to such melting airs as Dalla ...

... been wedded to Mozart's music; it is at once absurd and dull, and 'thore is no little difficulty in understanding what anybody would be at or why dverybody is in such direfai trouble. However. it suffices for lovers of music that Mozart was corn- soser ...

... contained no novelty; though at least two works were chosen from among those which are least often produced. Thus Mr. Halla played Mozart's Sonata in D major (No. 21), and the concert ended with Haydn's Quartet in C major, including the theme, with varia- tions ...

... music-an air of Mozart set'as a duet for the violin and piano. 11. Hdaimer (a German- sounding name) played on the violin. Re is a master of his art, and rendered withrare'skill the delicate 'manifestations of passion in Gn Giovanni' Mozart's Don Tuaen is ...