... Robertson. 5-Minuett and Trio Symphony in E flat I ?? Mozart 6-Duet . Venetian boat song . Blumenthal Composed expressly for the Misses Robertson. 7-Overture . ZauberflU te .. Mozart Miss Robertson and Miss Fanny Robertson, who were warmly encored ...

... hearing one of his own compositions very properly encored. The follow ing was the programme: PART I. 1-Motet, Deus Tibi ?? ?? ?? Mozart 2-Andante in F, from A Symphony ?? Haydn 3-Fourth Sonata for the Organ ?? Mendelssoha (1-Allegro, con brio. 2-Andante religioso ...

... was influenced by his contemporary Mozart. re He did.not wish to imply that in his earlier works he was no negligent or careless, but a nobler, more dignified expres- 1a0 sion pervaded his later productions. Mozart was called no the favourite of the Muses ...

... years, the works selected for p rusance were chosen fromn the list of the great standiard compositions of the old masters; Mozart's `Requm, ora Mass for tlhe Dead, occupying the firat psirt of the programme; and leanoeil'd 1 Acis and Galatea the oecond ...

... d -of 17 years, occurred the first important event of the great scomposer's life, by his becoming a student of Mozart at X DVienna. Mozart, the lecturer explained, was much struck d with the rising young genius, and, with a truthfulness C which subsequent ...

... other political gathertgs Cere, to the realms of Harmony. The concert season' l55 begun in Paris with the revival of one of Mozart's bihtc~ta though least frequently peforrmed, works, ,II eeraclio. It is to M. Pasdeloup's active eaterprise that musical ...

... them, and hear a little less of Mozart's tuney symphonies, or Beethoven's Buy a broom sonata. This is a sentiment I cannot sympathiso with, being of Phe same mind as Rossini, who always doffed his cap before Mozart's n bust in his villa at Passy; ...

... Tuesday night can follow at a respectful distance, and have no need to be ashamed. The programme was a judicious mixture of Mozart, Rossini, Beetboven, and Cherubini. Wagner was cold-shouldered. Perhaps it would have been as well to have given him a turn ...

... Le Desert owes its Popularity to natural or sequences which are self-evident. Mclody v* * w bora nature with him; he took Mozart'a and pw Haydn's music to heart by ear, and when ?? Fi enough, learnt it scientifically. Part of his life bE just beforehe ...

... from her father the com- plete manuscript of the music of the opera of Don Giovauni. It is eutirsly in the handawriting of Mozart himself. Fon Fouetin, PEas, or Cnxustas' SmiN there is nothinl equal to Ireeths ci's illareries end Cucumber. A felv ae ...

... yestef-. day evening in the Coliseum, might have been truly set forth in the old style .as a Coneart of Antilit Music l For Mozart and Beethoven were the only two composers0 represented- .by concerted instrimental pieces,. while the violin solo was by Bach ...

... San Francisco, and this is to be followed by several large ships from Bombay. The Florida brings 4,700 tons of cargo, the Mozart, also, on passage from Bombay to Hull, has over 3,000 tons, whilst the Yeddo. belonging to Messrs THOMAS WILSON, SoNs, and ...