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... congratulated on the proficiency of the orchestra, as marked intprcrenicut was shown. The chief feature of the evening was Mozart's symphony in E flat, whiob was very creditably rendered. The vocalista, Miss Nellie I.epgard, of Bedford, and Mr. Hook, Batchley ...
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... next at 3 p.m., aiasieted by Mite Jessica Leeman, pupil of H. Buohy, of Paris, who will (ling songs by Purcell, Arne, Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, and Brahma,. ...
... late Lord Russell of Ksßowen 5a The Lord Mayor of Leradon (bassi ) 53 Sir Robert Ball Professor iinsley 53 Mendelhat 56 Mozart 5- ne,etho,m 5 A Lein Chopin fa Rancid 61 Wagner 62 The late Sir Arthur Sallie. 63 Verdi Sammie Padereveski 93 Onida (Madam ...
... Itrampton 51 The late Lord Russell of KOlowan 53 The Lon! Mayor of London 33 Sir Robert Ban 54 Profewor Huxley 53 Meudelssolan Mozart 57 lieethown Liszt 59 Chopin to Handel 6r Wagner 6a The lane Arthur Sullivan 63 Verdi 6. Sarasota 65 Indereviski Pirtro Mazogni ...
... and Mr. G. B. Tutt and the Misses Putt, pr of Leighton Buzzard. rendered valuable services. The buartette, lon Giovanni (Mozart., nos effectively given by Mewls. Tutt and Sinfield. Mrs. rind Miss Tutt; Mr. (1. B. Tutt followed with a capital song. The ...
... Harding. Th e e orchestra will play again Mendelssohn s Fileuse, which was so exquisitely res. dered at the last concert. Mozart's Zauber- Note overture, and the first movement of Beethoven's Symphony, No. 4. in B fiat. The ' solo vocalist will be Miss ...
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... haring but few brass parts. do not require strings in battalion, in order to preeerve the balance; Beethoven's Pastoral and Mozart's 0 Minor Symphonies for instanos; and if Wagner is to be represented, that master has written nothing more exquisite than ...
... playing .eolleeted a large crowd, who greatly appreciated the musk. The band rendered Sullivan's last Chord. Kyrie Eleison, by Mozart, Abide with Me. in variations. endE.o several other wellknown airs. phonium Seln was nicely played. A collection was made ...