... autiante and finale are of great beauty, and exhibit Beethoven's individuality more than the first movement, which savour* Mozart. and were the player*. The concluding item was Schumann's grand —almost inimitable —quinet in E fiat, op. 44, for piano aad ...

... consisting of first and second violins, viola and 'cello,, supplied an interesting selection consist- ing of the overtures by Mozart, La Clemenze de T tOo, and The Magic Flute, etc. A compo- sition heard for the f time, an Ave Maria by, C L furray, ...

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... have rnever been heard of. I remember the day w-hen I first found out that I Doncaster was a geod one. We were going to: try Mozart and Freeman, a couple of very use'ul hos6es. and I had coine out on to the downs on foot; I told the head lad to go back and ...