... c eard saying aier stand Mozart's Wiege, NV t Mozart's cradle stood here. Near by one finds M to a grand piano used by Mozart, similar in size M sh and construction to what appears in the famous re to picture of the Mozart family at practice. ax on ...

... sections. n Mr Philip E. Halistead, who -was solo pianist. a-nlayed Mozart's Fantasia in C minor and Q T Beethoven's Sonata, op. 27. No. 1 in E flat' a ?? IHalstead alvways plays Mozart well. Many 10 of the Diane compositions of the master are rl severely ...

... from o embarrassi'ig influences. Comparatively early v in its history Mozart ornamented it. with addi- ' el tional accompaniments, and since then men with little or none of Mozart's genius have been con- a stantly tampering with it. Loewa and others t ...

... conducted by ties Nellie Bain, rendered Mozart's Twelfth I Mass. with the exception of the Gloria anarl Credo, which were Polinsaule's. Dr Reid's Haeo Dies was also given, and for dismissal the Gloria from Mozart's 'Tiwelfth. In the evening Rev. ...

... the previous concert, mc I was of a fairly popular character. The con- do, at certed pieces were by Mozart and Rheinberger. shi r In drawing on Mozart an early number was again We )d taken-the Jagd-Quartett -probably so-called th, rn from the hunt ...

... last night. Vasm CYx ANas.-Midnight mass was celebrated ve'in the Church of Our Holy Redeemer. The f .soecial music included 'Mozart's First Malss, n.-&dcs-.e Fideles, and Bona Pastor. The preacher d was the Rev. Father Montgomery. Midnight mass WaS also ...

... a s&mll company in of singers and began studying claosical music, la MIozart's Twelfth 'Mass, and oct of this grew the ta Mozart Society. 'which for twenty year; has given tl annually to the public some form of classical a music. As a. Greek scholar he ...

... of Mozart, was for a long tine unknown. Mozart, indeed, was buried in a pauper's grave, the identity of ; which was not discovered when the remains of this and other Viennese composers were removed to the new cemetery. Haydn was buried near Mozart, but ...

... interesting discussion followed. The v Chairman said he knew no reason why it should a not be possible to produce a woman Mozart; a he quite believed the part that women had i Played in the past had not been because they ii had not the genius, but because ...

... conlinent. Annong other well-known worlks of MunkaRtsy's are 'Mlflton Dietanring Paradise Lrnst' (1871) and the La'r Moments of Mozart (1385). Latterly he painted a great many por- traits. Many hionesir fell to the lot of the poor ,uiigaria.n artist. whoso ...

... sulng by the principals. b cII and organ op. 51 h v Gustav c e ; plad by,- ?? Dccrter and Agate, sl . Dotter '.as eosttrihuted Mozart's n for tile violin, and Mt Agate gave r -e in G Minor oP. 42 on the F A, the, ladies and gentlemen who took t l - ' .oca ...

... murmurs o! these cities come back to us. And we then Ij summon to our imagination pictures of the!1 Cathedral at Salzburg. with Mozart's own house not far away, and the beautiful Franciscan ' Church just a little farther to the West. We can see the soldiers ...