... is, it is not equal to Mozart in his most meaning mood. We are even inclined to suspect that he was strongly under the influence of Handel when he wrote it, and it is seldom indeed that the critic is permitted to say that Mozart was under the influence ...

... upon an extraordinary pinnacle of accomplishmnient. Then Mr. Wood's orchestra played the well- knowvn G minor symphony by Mozart, one of the three greatest instru- mDental works ever conceived even by that-extraordinary brain. There are some who are inclined ...

... mentioned-the Mlaine ladies' naval orchestra, the performers being dressed in naval style. They played music of every kind, from Mozart's M1arriage of Figaro to the sprightliest of dance music. There was a cornet solo by Miss Probyn, a piccolo solo br Miss M ...

... c warble, What would you do, teacher, if the boys L behaved like that to you That very popular come- e dian, Mr George Mozart, was decidedly diverting with his inimitable caricatures of everyday life, the idio- syncrasies being hit off with irresistible ...

... mentioned-the Mlaine ladies' naval orchestra, the performers being dressed in naval ktvle. They played inusic of every kind, from Mozart's Afarria'c of Fiawro to the sprightliest of (lance music. There was a cornet solo by Miss Probyn, a piccolo solo lv AMiss ...

... Aspinall, Organist; and J. Wiatt, Tyler. The members present included Brs W. R. Greenwood, R. T. Palmer, A. T. Parr, A. Weber, G. Mozart, A. E. Pimlott, C. Davies, W. Schorey, F. J. Connor, R. C. Waddock, M. D. Jones, W. H. Johnson, T. M'Mahon, J. Phillips, J ...

... The chronology and canon, , . is accessible to every one, comes in the first few lines. The writer goes on to say that Mozart was not, like Purcell, a great genius- born to work in an age when the art was not ripe for per- fect organization; and ...

... during the last tev years-Mr'. Henry Bird. The programme was varied and well-chosen. 'Rubinstein, Gluck, Weber, Brahms, Wagner, Mozart, Saint-Saens made up only fifty per cent. of the composers chosen for interpretation. Miss Calvert may be praised for a very ...

... Wager is a gloomy and rather unpleasant play. Many of its incidents have been rendered stale by familiarity with the book of Mozart's masterpiece and the narrative is certainly better suited to serve as the basts of a libretto than as the origin of a drama ...

... The Royal College students performed Mozart's M'ayic Flute at the Lyceum. and at the theatre of the Guildhall School Gounod's 111irella was represented effectively, the London Academy of Music performing Mozart's Cosi Fan Tsette. The Richter Concerts ...

... is a gloomy and rather unpleasant play e Many of its incidents have been rendered stale by ?? familiarity with the book of Mozart' masterpiece V and the narrative is certainly better suited to serve as the basis of a libretto than as the origin of a dramis ...

... of Music Theatre, Blackfriars. 9. h'amlet (NMr Wilson Barrett'sseason) -Lyceum. 12. The Magic Flute, opera, in two acts, by Mozart (performed by pupils of the Royal College of Music)-Lyceum. 15. Don Juan; or, the Feast of the Statue, per- formance in English ...