... was in all respects, and bearing also somewhat of e a special character. It was partly in commemo- d ration of the birth of Mozart, an event which dates back to the 27th January, 1756. There ewas thus an exact coincidence in the day of . the month, hlat ...

... prelude in A; Weber's scena SoftlySighs was one of the vocal pieces, Beethoven's Concerto for violin and orchestra Iad Mozart's Jupiter Symphony speaking for themselves in support of what has just been said, rhis was a musical repast of good things ...

... exquisitely pure spontaneous flow of melody and perfect symmetry of form of the lfozart E flat symphony. Like the greatest of Mozart's operas, it is a hundred t years old,and yet in tlat first essental in art,in- ; spiration,as fresh and as potent in its ...

... newspaper aoi,' Y sent day, it is not aaotisilin tou ference of opinion as to the iu phonies which Mozart actually dtyk is sonetimes stated as 41 d i Mozart died young, but ladys, WiuL i. an old man, wrote no iss rissii4 t,; shch circumstances it osay isinly ...

... Saul, played by Dr Peace on the organ. The other organ solos were the Larghetto and Finale from the Clarinet Quintet, by Mozart; Grand Solemn March (E Flat), by Henry Smart; Andante, with Variations (Symphonv in D), lHaydn; and Fastorale and Offertorio ...

... Pilerima' March, from Italian ?? Mendelssohn. 12 9 21 Adegie, in B fiat (from Qointet. in 43 minor). Mozart. . 9 10 19 Romance, in C. from Seas' eade. for ?? Mozart. 17 5 22 Scleotioas from the loot. ci dental Music to ?? The Birds' of ?? Perry. . V 4 12 U Dance ...

... effect. There were a couple of familiar overtures in the programme, these being The Magic Flute and La Gazza ?Ladra. M\ozart's elegant prelude had an ad- niirable performance, while the strains of the lively Italian composer were, in turn, bright ...

... leading characters- in Goring Thomas's new Russian opera Nadschda, in Mackenzie's Colomba, in- Martha, and Susanne in Mozart's Marriage of Figaro; while Mfadame Burns wvill play the principal parts in The Beggar Student and Lucy of Lammarnoor ...

... names all well known in Glasgow. The selection comprised pieces from the works of Mozart, Bach, Beethoven, Schubert, Men- Y delssohn, very jediciously chosesn. Mozart's dquartet n G began the concert, and in the open- e in~g ettegro vivace ?? the artists ...

... to be under. stood that a great genius had suddenly appeared in their midst. David, was, however, neither a Beethoven nor a Mozart, but he had developed something wonderfully striking, nothing more nor less than a fascinating musical expression of Moslem ...

... looked after by Mr Manus and his orchestra, nor were the violins, violas, and 'cellos less at home in the Adagio from Mozart's G minor quintet. Here the I 7scances were well marked, and testimony must again be borne in favour of occasionally trans- ...

... Sac.f s money from the other. LECTURE oN MozAsT.-Under ttle 5t&.iS s Free Anderston Church XYvun; Men So e1 a lecture on Mozart was deeverct n i evening last in the church Uall. The iectur ' Mr Frederick A. Lujing, who is aleady is eaS known in connection ...