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... MOZARTS POVERTY Mozart, even after he had attained European fame, was always a poor man —how poor the followin'; story sueoests. The landlord certain inn was a friend hi.s who realised some extent the poverty of Mozart. One day he thought he would give ...
... Mozart and Sarasate. Mr. Catterall’s playing of two Rondos by Mozart was delightful, poise, phrasing and technique making for a result that was everything a Mozart lover could desire. Those who have heard the Rondo in C in its original form for violin ...
... Delightful Mozart. The soloist was Miss Nora Gruhn, who sang Donna Anna’s “Non mi dir,” from “Don Giovanni,” with the orchestra, and a group of songs in which she was accompanied by Mr. Eric Gritton. The Mozart was beautifully sung, and the orchestra ...
... Mozart and Arensky. Mozart in C major opened the programme. The dissonances of the mystical adagio with which the work opens do not laa so keenly on the ear these days, though they continue to be the subject of debate among the musicologists. The players ...
... LEONARD HENRY, GEORGE MOZART (the great radio favourite) in THE PUBLIC LIFEOF HENRY THE NINTH A great comedy of London life ADDED ATTRACTION ALL THE WEEK LAUREL and HARDY get their necks twisted in THE LIVE GHOSTS THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY Not shown ...
... Walking home from the Nottingham j Empire. George Mozart, the comedian, noticed flames coming out of a shop in Derby-road. summoned the fire brigade. but considerable damage was done before the fire was got under control. Supt. H. Hammond, of the Ryde ...
... We owe these two charming songs to Mozart’s desire to accommodate his friends, for he wrote them speclal’y for Elisabeth Wendling. one of a family which extended much hospitality to the composer at Mannheim. The Mozart group also included Don Ottavio’s ...
... MONDAY, JANUARY IWi days AMECHE FEMININE RUSSELL TOUCH t.40, 5.28, 8.15 . . (A) George Mozart in THE BANK MESSENGER MYSTERY ...
... Guild. MRS. GARFIELD HOWE, L.R.A.M., Diploma Dusseldorf, will lecture on • MOZART In the Congregational Hall, Chapel Rd., On MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13th. An unique programme of Mozart Music will be rendered (in the costume of the Period) Miss Ambrose, Dance ...
... recent sonata by Dr. Bairstow and a Fantasia by Mozart were two of the most interesting items. The Sonata movement was attractively laid out and made one desire to hear the whole work. The unfamiliar Mozart was presumably one of the three works which he ...
... are obtainable from Rhythm Agencies Ltd., at Redhill and Reigate. The chief works by the quartet are Mozart in C (K465) and Respighi in D- The Mozart Is toe last of toe six quartets dedicated by the composer to Haydn and caused in the musical circles ...
... hard-w'orked stand-by pieces Sarasate’s Malaguena and Krelsler’s Tambourin Chinois. Mozart and Debussy. Mrs. Lynall-Clark’s most substantial contribution to the scheme was a Mozart Sonata in F played with the easy assurance of one whose equipment is equal to ...