... there is the intrinsic D the beauty ans- appropriateness ci the Teesdal ion music, to which all mulsicians, Haydn, tbeir ev it Mozart, Beethoven, Mendelssohn, and a, Raniwey iro- list of others, have all paid generous of Sir be- tribute. Then tere is the ...

... Queen e Dido's Lament, by Purcell, O, Sleep, ' why dost thou leave me' from Han- B del's Semele, Cradle Song, by t Mozart, and Bononcini's Per la s Gloiia, while the chorus add several i glees and part songs. Mr T. Hender- son, Mus, Bac., will ...

... . The programme. ,n is a good one, and includes, on the instru- iln mutal side, selections from the classical 'Y works of Mozart (F. Godfrey) and from ) Sullivan's works (Wintcrrhottom), The Y vocalists are Miss Voningoon and Mr C. a; Speuce, and the ...

... Bach, fi rs est pre-eiiinenit amongst organ composers, was represented by his Toccata. in F Major, while Mendelssohn and Mozart were presented in the form of theA Overtdre to, Ruy Blas and Andante from the 5th Quintett, respectively. 'ay One of ...

... brought to a sicvessful perform- Ca ance comprise five symphonies by Fa Beethoven, three by Shubert, three by 10s Haydn, two by Mozart, and two by wo Mendelssohn, besides many other im- ey portant classical and modern orches- wo tral works. The orchestra has ...

... operas this season. Although such a Wagnerite, he has not named his little Lboy Richard or Siegfried, but given Is es him Mozart's sonorous names, Wolf- ailin gang Amadeue. Here is a good story life of the little fellow. Hoe heard his ?? nurse say ...

... Lost to his town Daughters, 1878; Christ before ruled Pilate, 1882; Christ on Cavalry,asked 1884; The Last Moments of Mozart, dealt 1886; Allegory of the Italian Renais- lotion sance, a fresco, 1890; The Favourite acept, Ah, 1890-92. He was ...

... (Sucoentior). The Hon. and Very Rev. tha Dtan (chaplain to the Corporation) read the lessons. T'he anthem was Glory, hoerour (Mozart), to which the choir gave a 'rwry beautiful rendering. The Vean. Archdeacron Waugh (Uanon-in-Resi- denioe) preached an appropriate ...

... The front. Dr. Villiers Stanford chose Mr bring er Foster to fill the title role at the Chain io Lyceum Tbeatre, London, in Mozart's turn r Ciovanni shortly after tle beginning of his career as a studeiit. Triumph iy followed trinimpli. both at the Albert ...

... at the be meeting of the Psychological Congress, is pa creating quote a sensation in Paris. He is ?? strongly to resenible Mozart when a youth. He has had absolutely no instruc- tioD, even hints at fingering seem to bore him, yet his playing and full comprehen ...

... election to Parliament as one of the beauty members for Newcastle, in conjunction mruio, with the late Mr Joseph Cowen. it Mozart )n was, therefore, particularly appro- list of r, priate that the committee of the Libe- tribute 1g ral Club should have sent ...

... embeliialmelnts .1 . taken freon the works of the great corn- I i a posers, but especia~ly from the sonatas a of Beethoven and Mozart. There v-as a s good attendance and the paper was re- C ceived vinth nmanifest approval from the I t nenibers And their pupilS ...