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... artist already ia, we believe that no one has hitherto amstructed a biography of Mozart on Dr. NAN principle, which is honestly described in his title Mozart according to the Representations of his Contemporaries. The author has made an almost exhaustive ...
... MONUMENT TO MOZART, ! The menumest to Mowmre i the suburbea cemetery of St Merx is to be transferred to the 'new wunicipal graveyard kowwn as the Ointral Frisndbef, and will e pisced nezt to the tombe ’.l&hum-fll-‘b—v-. Thae cost is ertizpated a 8 1,000 ...
... MONUMENT TO MOZART. The monument to Mozart in the Bohn rhea cemetery of 8t Marx ie to treaahaved to the new Municipal ipsveyard known as tee Oiatral Priaadhat: sad will be placed sett to the tombs et Schubert and Beethoven. The oeat is estimated, at 1 ...
... Wolfgang Amadens Mozart,” epoke the invalid. “What! are you the Mozart who composed the Zauberflote ? «Yee, replied the composer, ** I am that Mozart, and was at the moment youso abruptly interrupted me, composing & new Requiem.” « Mozart! ...
... to moisten. Mozart tinished the tune, rose again, and running to the writingdesk, he filled out what was wanting. Well, Mr. Mozart,” said the butcher, wdien the artist had finished, you know that I am to marrv.” No, I do not, said Mozart, who had some ...
... possible to MOzarts ietter,'; that little in Mozart's spirit. The ?? nmeut to the incidental ballet in the 131 5 been skilfully adapted from the pianofort* in A. We have not thought it neaessarY t & detailed account of the simple story *.WS Mozarts musrc is ...
... MOZART’S LAST MASS. One day, when his spirits were unusually oppressed, stranger of tall, dignified appearance was introduced. His manners were grave and impressive. He told Mozart that he came from person who did not wish to be known, to request he would ...
... MOZART IN SEARCH OF MELODIES. SONts boors' dietaries from Vienna lies • village, Its I forget, but that is of no consequence, for there is but one such village in, the world. A chapel stands on a hill, roses and ivy adorn its old grey walls. Lookiog down ...
... MOZART'S WALTZ. 'rise sensi lye mittire of Slissa.t, that sweetest sf all unisi-al composers, IS wlt tit'. The slightest rnse.•l , l produced in him irritation. when eimaged in musietai comooret ion his freliqfs greS so that he aniet List einiseinuatiess ...
... 11-THE RECIFIEM OF MOZART. I. 'Ti. night in a gloomy December ; 'tis dim in a low attic room, Where a thin and pale man lonely rousing, scarcely beheld thro' the gloom. The man is Mozart—you've heard of him ? how early he talent displayed— An orchestra ...
... HOW MOZART DIED. the great composer, died at Vienna, in the year 1791. There is something very touching in the cirenm7tances of his d.eth. swes teat song was the last be sang -the He had been employed on this . squisite piece for several weeki, his ...