... c eard saying aier stand Mozart's Wiege, NV t Mozart's cradle stood here. Near by one finds M to a grand piano used by Mozart, similar in size M sh and construction to what appears in the famous re to picture of the Mozart family at practice. ax on ...

... educational value. It was varied enough in all conscience, for Mozart, Couperin, Scarlattl, Chopin, Schubert, and Mendelssohn by no means exhausted the list of composers represented. Mozart's Sonata in A Major headed the list, and a little later on Chopin's ...

... the eventing by the talented .Mozart Wilson's family. The following is a^opy of the programmeOverture Quick Step March, The Orchestra opening chorus, Gay Guitar and Castanet, The Zingara Troupe; piccolo solo, Mr W. Mozart Wilson skirt dance gavotte, ...

... sections. n Mr Philip E. Halistead, who -was solo pianist. a-nlayed Mozart's Fantasia in C minor and Q T Beethoven's Sonata, op. 27. No. 1 in E flat' a ?? IHalstead alvways plays Mozart well. Many 10 of the Diane compositions of the master are rl severely ...

... 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 ...

... qu-ar- tet, the cosnosers represented- bein~g Mozart. Beethoven. and Richard Strau-ss two of themn inmorials, and the third a beggar at the gate, who may yet se-rre admis- siot to the oompany of .he select. Mozart's String Quartet in C (No. 17), which oonned ...

... to say good-bye when we know that oar Welsh friends are tifirMag of as and are Minima situ Ye laud me bug left behind. It's Mozart if mot very bet time that a Welsh Militia boa Mb the Prinei• polity to en and fight fee Melt country is foreign het I will ...

... have got so wedded to the Mozart acoom- paniments that the version performed last year, which in many ways approximated closely to the origin3al, appearel curiously deficient, and the inclusion on this occasion of .e Mozart wood-wind parts supplied what ...

... STORYETTES, MOZART AND TEE ORGANIST., Mezart was once on a visit to a monastery. During I Mas he listened impatiently to the feeble ?? of the organ-player, and could hardlv bear to sit out the service. At its conclusion the prior asked Mozart to dinner ...

... Cardiff Male Voice Choir, conductor Mr R. Williams the Llanidloes Male Voice Society, conductor Mr J. Owen the Abertillery Mozart Glee Society, conductor Mr Tom Stephens the Canton Glee Society, conductor Mr T. L. James. Result 1, Canton 2, Llanidloes ...

... attractive items, all of which were much e njoyed. The contributions of Mliss Trotman included selctions from the w orks of Mozart, Schumann, Spohr, and Edward German, and they were given with marked ability and skili. Mliss M. ! . Shekieton executed Chopin's ...

... from o embarrassi'ig influences. Comparatively early v in its history Mozart ornamented it. with addi- ' el tional accompaniments, and since then men with little or none of Mozart's genius have been con- a stantly tampering with it. Loewa and others t ...