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... ebony silver-mounted baton. The following books were presented to him also Don Giovani, (Mozart), Fidelio (Beethoven), Creation (Haydn), Twelfth Mass (Mozart), St. Paul (Mendelssohn), Seasons (Haydn), Messiah (Handel). At the presentation the Chairman ...
... better than Mozart. The third and concluding movement, an allegro finale, is an outburst of pure and innocent joyfulness, breathing the air of May, and eloquent with the rejoicings of Nature. It is said that the theme was taken by Mozart from an old ...
... assembly. Madame Sherrington, on her appear- ance on the orchestra, was heartily cheered. She sang, with exquisite taste, Mozart's Deh Vieni nonTardar, and an cncore was demanded, but the fair songstress bowed her acknowledgments of the applause, and ...
... was an interesting one, if only for the novelties it contained. An overture by Mr. Macfarren, Chevy Chase; a Symphony by Mozart, given in England for the first time; and Beethoven's arrangement of his Violin Concerto for the pianoforte were all new to ...
... 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' ...
... 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 ...
... pedestal with a kind of grate running r-jund it, each corner of which will be a minature statue of some eminent composer, such as Mozart, Handel, &j. The second successful prize, designed by Mr. O >ven Gibbons, is of an antique description, also consisting of ...
... Handel.-HEraV BIcn^OE, Organist and Choirmester. ST. PAL.'S CaHURC, SORTaSEA.-Mt ?? voluntary, it Qui tollis and Quoniam,' M~ozart. Preces, Tallis, Venite, a Hlayes. Psalms, Russeo. To Dom, 8th Tont. Benodowtus, Crotch. Anthem, In Jewry is God known. ...
... RACES. JUVENILE PLATE. I Thorn ?? ?? I 1 Woodcote .. ?? ?? 2 2 Balmoral . .. 3 r Four ran. I CALEDONIAN HUNT HANDICAP. Mozart ?? ?? 1 Falkland ?? ?? 2 The Pilot 3 Five ran. Chec SELLING HANDICAP. 1 Check ?? .. . . .. 1 r i Saxon Queen .. . ? ...
... pedestal with a Mnd of grate running rfituid each corner of which will be a miuature statue of some eminent composer, such as Mozart, Handel, &(1, The second successful prize, designed by Mr. Owe» Gibbons, is of all antique description, also consis f,wg: ...
... tant item. Mr. Merry was within an ace of landing the two great events, the Great Shropshire Handicap and the Shrewsbury Cup, Mozart just missing the last-named by only a neck. Certain animals display a singular aptitude for particular courses—Dalby, to wit ...
... Deum, Oakelev. Jubilate,t Purcell in G. Hlvmsus 320 end 33t. Eryrie, Brldiewartor. Volun. tarv, Benedictus from Refuim.n Mozart.-Bvrening.-Psalms, T Monk and Barnby. Mlaruldcat, Harrison in A. Nuno Dimnittis, Monk in E. Hymns 809, 30,,276. Voluntary ...