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... T-~=ViHEIioYAL, SHEFFIELD. ■* vnthnsiastic Boosption of -w_ OPEBA COMPAHT __._rrHT Mozart. Great Masterpiece, oommenoo 7.KJ, TO-NIGHI, *^ N 6 ioVANNI. N _- _, ■ c Gilbert, Prank I-ad, Prod Oendoa, T. H. ■***• '• Wood, and Arthur Bonsbey. ?? Agnes Molten ...
... Madame ADELINA PATTI will sing â?? Cavatina, Casta Diva (Norma) Bellini. Cavatina, Yoi che sapete ( Figaro ) . . Mozart, and Vocal Waltz. II Bacio Arditi. At the Concert Next Tuesday Afternoon, June 6, At three o'clock. PATTI CONCERT.â?? ...
... form for children and Deginners ; a sketch of Mozart Ls inserted to awaken the interest and arouse the atnbi- ion ot tbe very young people, who will listen with delight to the account 1 f the boy genius Mozart, and may be led to emulate the gifted chiid ...
... form for children and beginners ; a sketch of Mozart is inserted to awaken the interest and arouse the ambition of the very young people, who will listen with delight to the account of the boy genius Mozart, and may be led to emulate t be gifted child ...
... form?'' children and beginners; a sketch of Mozart isinnerf i i awakeh the interest and arouse the aaihi ion of th« ■ i young people, who will listen with delight to the v-- V * r - 1 of the boy genius Mozart, and may be led to ?? gifted child who, when ...
... Harry Wood. ALSO, A GRAND Sacred Concert ON GOOD FBIDAY When Selections from the MESSIAH,' CREATION, TIIE CRUCIFIXION, MOZARTS 12th MASS, &c, Ac., will be rendered by The Douglas Philharmonic Society, AND FVLL £AND, Swa b ber c £ mo . 70 Performer* ...
... the usual Agents.j THE SATURDAY POPULAR CONCERTS Commence on SATURDAY AFTERNOON. Nov. 14, In ST. JAMES'S HALL. Programme;â Mozart's Quartet in D Minor: Beethoven's Souata Appassionata for Pianoforte alone: Adagia by Spohr for Violin alone: and Brahms's ...
... *j chi : dren ami beginners ; a sketch of Mozart is inserted to ( awaken the interest and arou.'e the ambi' ion of the very ■ young people, who will listen with deli_ht to tbe account of the boy genius Mozart, and may be led to emulate the ■ gifted child ...
... Mioor, Pathetique . . Tschainowsky. Carneval iv Paris J. 8. Svendsen. (First time at these Concerts.) Symphony (K. No. 385) Mozart. Overture. Tannhauser. Wagner. ST. JAMES'S HALL T» ICHTER CONCERT. JLI; MONDAY EVENING NEXT, at 8.3 a Symphony No. 6. in ...
... L. Shotton.) 7. Walzer (bouquet), O dv Goldene Jugendzeit V. L. Shotton. 8. Selection. Carmen Bizet. 9. Turkish March Mozart. Interval. 10. Overture, William Tell Rossini. 11. Walzer, Der Carneval V. L. Shotton. 12. Selection, Ballet Music ...
... Hahn. Priutemps nouveau P. Vidal. Com plain to Charpen tier. * Le Mariage dcs Ros-'S Cesar Frank. Wiegenlietl Mozart. At her tiist VOCAL RECITAL. FRI UAV next, at 8 p.m. QUEENS (SMALL) HALL. MADAME BLANCHE MARCHESI. FIRST VOCAL RECITAL, FRIDAY ...
... Pianoforte Quintet (repeated by desire) : Beethoven's Variations in C Minor for Pianoforte; Romance for Violin by Piatti ; and Mozart's Pianoforte Trio in E Major. Executants: Lady Halle, MM. Bonvick, Ries, Straus, nnd Piatti. Vocalist, Miss Louise Phillips ...