... Franck's Sonata for violin and piano were beautifully played by Miss J. Dransmann and Miss E. Lewis. Finally the Trio ended with Mozart's jovial * Trio in C,” which they played with a masculine ‘sense of interpretation. ...

... record in G. D. Cunningham’s Request Organ Recording DX.780, Fantasia in ¥ Minor (Mozart), one of his most popular items. This Fantasia was specially written by Mozart for a certain Count, who, amongst his curios, had an organ built into a clock—a fascinating ...

... orchestra, and Mr. H. S. Trevitt presided at the organ. The service was preceded by an excellent rendering by the orchestra of Mozart’s Prague Symphony in D, and then the hymn, “Hark the Herald Angels Sing ** was sweetly sung. After prayers, the oratorio was ...

... 26TH, 1904. Preacher: The Rev. G. GERMAN BROWN The Choir will sing Selections from “THE MESSIAH (Handel) “THE TWELFTH MASS (Mozart) and other Anthems. Organist: Mr, V. WOODWARD. Services at 10.30 a.m. and 6 p.m. The Offertory in aid of the Choir Fund. ...

... his palace, where they can be seen at the present day. Marie Anfoinette was a patron of the art, and Clementi in England and Mozart in Germany introduced the instru- ‘ ment, so it became a part of life. It was in Pleyel’s concert room that Chopin played ...

... Psalms 15 and 16, ch. 51, canticles to chants, hymns 525, 693, 142 and 31. Organ voluntary, Minuet and Trio, Symphony No. 12 (Mozart). ...

... with a wide Eton collar, large brilliant black eyes, and hair thatis dark and curly, promise: to go down to posterity as a Mozart. In his brain tunes are always find ing birth. Oaly th o and his doctor prevents him from spending half his time in putting ...

... these concerts, and among the artistes already booked to appear at the Winter Gardens are Harry Tate and Company, and George Mozart and Company. Others who will probably appear at Woodhall are Layton and Johnston, Ben Davies, the famous veteran tenor ; Frank ...

... Mr. F. J. Clifton as leader. Their contributions included * March Militaire (Schubert); Minuctto from the Jupiter Symphony Mozart);: “ Demande et Reponse ” (Coleridge Taylor); Intermezzo from * Cavalleira Rusticana ” (Mascagni); Serenata for Strings (Toselli); ...

... were given hy Mr. L. W. Endershy, who gave “If Stubborn Men (Halevy), ‘‘Sieep” (Blumenthal), “* With these sacred bowers (Mozart) and “Swing low, sweet chariot” and “RBy and By (Burleigh). 3 3 ‘ The choir rendered two anthems. “Praise ‘tho Lord, O Jerusalem™ ...

... the one in use having been there over 60 years. It is a chamber organ, and may prove to possess a history, being called a “ Mozart™ o . The programme commenced with a dellifi\nl trio by %mdt, pmd by Misses Burrows, Cniicnd Grant. next item was n‘ violin ...

... good siyle two marches, also ““In native worth®’ and . The Theavens are telling” (from the Creation ™), and the Gloria from Mozart’s 12th Mass. The Rev. C. A. Potter, rector of Thimbleby, gave a very tasteful »x\enderinfi of the air, O, rest in the Lord ...