... in the evening the programme will comprise Cowen's new cantata, Schutz's Lamentatio Davidi, Brahms' bong of Destiny, and Mozart's Symphony in E flat.'' Wednesday morning Schumann's ' : Symphony No. and Dr. Hubert Parry's King Saul,'' and the secular ...

... PBUPBBTY QUALIFICATION FUR Fa. Is dSirii:Harcoart, Mr. Joss Mozart Government hoped, in ► m mom of t►m to introduce Bill to rope tM proprty for jostles. in Englien and Welsh ...

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... Am sdosa Drams, 1N OLD KENTUCKY THEATRE, BRISTOL. TO-MORROW (FRIDAY). APRIL GRAND FASHIONABLE NIGHT. Off MR. ARTHUR R ° Y• MOZART '8 GRAND OegRAL. MARRIAGE OF FIG•RO. Prole. 13.100ft7. 4. THEATRE ROYAL, KING NTREET, BRISTOL TO-NIGHT. AND DURING TEL WELL ...

... MONDAY NEXT, Ar 8. CLIFTON. GRAND SPA, MR. HERBERT pALSONS. PIANOVORTE RECITAL. 4 Barb. Rondo. A Mozart. OP.II In A flea Etude. C *tiara minor EcletiP, to C sharp minor nO Caprice. (Pt law/lie:a/ Orem WagneriLiast RepaintWalser liacturrrne Reserved ...

... Quintet there was given Mozart's Quintet G> minor for strings. 8— the representative example its ll.llisal.l clssa, and special favourite at the London Monday Popular Concerts, and intone; amateurs generally. Otto Jshn, Mozart's biographer, speaks the ...

... took place Cemetery. The body was taken the Chorea of the Holy Name, Manchester, 10.30, when the Requiem Mass was celebrated. Mozart's music was beautifully rendered the Halle' choir to the accompaniment the Halle orchestra. Lady Halle* and the immediate ...

... greatest musciao that ever w is, Mozart. Beethoven stared at me, and then, evidently in order to punish S alert for bringing me to him, thundered out in a terrible voice, What you call yourselt to be an admirer of Mozart, and allow yourself to be introduced ...

... eau. ; Weattals : 4 YONDAY. Mom—Rosen Bebold now, praise —Rogers Urea—Rogan a F U give TITESDAY. !fora.—fal?qn G.D.rs.o Lord—Mozart U C praises to be Mum and Evon.—Plolo 7 1imisgAr, Morn.—J. Clnirk in :717ykWing•kiodness—Wealey Even.—litrewer in ♦ of God—Bunny ...

... engineer. He remarks, I place the beneficent Polish monarch, John Sobiesky, far above Alexander the Great or Wallenatein; Mozart fax above tbe Emperor Charles the Fifth, or Cardinal Richel lieu;alsothediscoveryofelectro-magnetiamasagreater 1 event than ...

... great musicians of former times. At your age I used to say, • I' ; at twenty-five 1 said, • I and Mozart • at forty, 'Mozart and L' Now, I say. • Mozart.' Mr. James Yuen was instruct:ng some young lady friends in the art of scientific whist, and they ...