... accurate secount of Mozart's life, but he must zely upon the performers who accompanied him to illustrate the gens of the great com poserin angauage tar moreeloqaentthan that to which be could give expression Having mentioned that of Mozart's productions624 ...

... the lungs andeo0vulsione, The jury returned a verdict in accordance with the medical evidence, LECTURn oN MOZART,-An interesting leoture on Mozart., with musical illustrations, was delivered by Mr 1, R, Norris Mathews, at the lecture haill of the Victoria ...

... The programme which was of a much more preten- tious character tbian that presented last year, opened with the overture to Mozart's Die Zauberfl6te, and the sad associations connected with the opera, which was produced only three months before the death ...

... The present time would be singularly appropriate for the foundation of a Mozart achiriarehip aS the Royal Academy of Music. I would also sugxest that throughoutthe present year Mozart's music should have a prominent place in all concert programmes, and that ...

... before Christmas you will be masterless, and the realm without a king. And so it was. He died on the 13th December. When Mozart's life was ebbing away he called for the score of his Requiem, and musing over it, said Did I not tell you truly it was ...

... were very creditably rendered by the choir:- ArAtbem., Send OutThyLight (Gounod), Daughter of Sion (Meker), Gloria (Mozart's 12th Mais), end Clerk's Daughter of Slon. Miss Allen sang vely flelingly two songs, Christmas Uhires and 'Tbe Star ...

... full orchestra under the direction of Mr 11. Carmody (of the Bristol and Clifton Instru- mentalists Association), rendered Mozart's First Blass very ellectively, the solos being sustained by: -Soprano, Miss C. Hanington; alto, Miss III. Battagel ; tenor ...

... contributed skilfally 'The last s milestone, Pontet-. while Mr D. ?? I of Handel's Why do the nations was not 1 unimosical. Mozart's Gloris termninatlnz.assacred C conceit wbich both snusaicilly and lnaunslally was a i pronounied euccens. t ...

... popular selection of pieces, coimprising, amongst other things, Mlendelssohn'soverture to Buy Blas, a symphony in B flat hy Mozart, &c, The concert promises to be &n unqualified success. BEDMINITER CaRIOcRT CLO B.-Last evening this club held their annual ...

... made a desperate effort to establish this untenable position. LECTURE ON MOZART.-This evening, in the Lec. ture balk of the Museum, Mr E. R Norrsa Mathews will lecture on Mozart, and musical illustrations are to be given by Mise F. Cromey, Miss Pauline ...

... all the stop& put on their proper sdde, s arr dbgonally. After the Z morning, service I ,t Gncmmnion was celebrated, andc Mozarts service rn.B; at ed. At evensong the anthem was j Dr Wesley' 'Tbe Wildeme,- an' later ?? '-Festival TwDeum-in O war rendered ...

... Even.-heaye in E annfl ~.T . Wligm ?? ysi, 3U1DAY. Ball and Uton inj {Ryinnafter 8rd Collect-247 II ilaC.Plead Thou MY cause -Mozart, Even-Ba'C5in Efla.. ymnibefoiefSermou-23, I.Hymn during Off ertory-307. MONDAY. 3Sorn,-Oaslke in Y (v,) ..0 how amlable. ...