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... of Mozart's masterpiece an energetic impressario arranged a series of tableauxyivants representing the principal scenes in Don Giovanni.' In the final tableau, moreover, Mozart himself was brought on ; the enterprising manager having been fortunate ...
... call.” Mozart. Ten .—Clarke in E flat, “Fear not, O land,’* Lloyd. Fii. Morn. —Chants. Even.—Parry in D. Out of the deep,'’ Aldrich. Sat. Mom.— Tnrlo in D, I will give thanks,” Palestrina. Even. —Tnrle in D, “O that I knew,” Bennett. COUNTY CRICKET FIXTURES ...
... MOZART'S CHILDHOOD. The beginning of Mozart showing the stuff he was made of was the tuition which bis father gave to his sister when she was eight years old. This interested the boy (then three years old) to such an extent that he searched for himself ...
... THE STROUD JOURNAL, SATURDAY DECEMBER 20, 1884. Italians In Algeria Mozart lir Chew's torrheotrnl IWnd PART 11. Foos waiver u o bhul toy .116e N. II irtzel 4.htly owe lLey. N. M. Morgn Um. n thaniraesttal--lA9ic •irv..ttr Mara Mr C I Nehertn.l ...
... Miller, and Messrs. Gibbons and Woods. Miss Hall's rich voice was lased to great advantage in her two songs, Mozart's Ce doux Martyr and Gounod's Serenade (the latter with violin obligate by Mr. Stenciling), and she obtained an enthusiastic and ...
... GLOUCESTER CHORAL SOCIETY. 25th Season-1865-6. THE FIRST CONCERT (SatAina.t.) TUESDAY, Dec. 15th. DIM, at Eight o'clock. MOZART'S CELEBRATED Itrir MASS, AND PART I. OF HAYDN'S CUE A.TION. Miss CATHERINE PENNA, Miss BOOTH, BOULCOTT NEWTH, a,d Mr. WATKIN ...
... D!C!MBZE. lst SUN. 111 Ani ENT Princess of Wales b. '44 Pitt's Income Tax pro' pont:d, 1798 Mozart died, W. Knee died, 1876. 2n — if in ADVENT itl. Academy Mat 1768. Mr Brand unt,eated, IT I 1 W 1!T 13,r 14 (terbotham, Y.P '73 Death of H. S. P. Wits- ...
... Mus. Doc., in his work The Story of Mozart’s Requiem, published Messrs. Novell© in 1879. Dr. Polo, summing his conclusions, says ” We may consider it absolutely demonstrated that the work was not completed by Mozart. The manuscript which at one time led ...
... Choral Society, excerpts from the vocal worka of Handel, Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Mendelssohns, and Rosiini were given, and the lecturer demonstrafeed|the distinctive power of Bach, Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven, by brief, too brief, pianoforte selections ...
... v M O ~ »t will cry—Mozart in A. M,,,-Arnold A..Cod be merciful-Wesley, liven ~ K C.. O itive thanks - Elvey. I—Ku!1 y °- ■ , o ld , how are they Kent. °uselev in A.. O clap your hands —Greene. ' King in D. .Lord I call -Mozart. ° in D..1 praise Th ...
... however, the kindred soul of a Mozart to imagine the beautiful thoushts { which, at such times, would rise in the mind of a Handel. In examining the score of the ‘‘ Messiah” as it now stands, we are as much struck by what Mozart has His reverence abstained ...
... certain parts no historical proof exists of Mozart having | n yet the fact of scraps of music re composed them, h “ Ursehriften, or first originals” being given to Siissmayer, and his personal communication with Mozart render it probable t! rat the idea of ...