... MOZARTS A l io.h NEVADA. BESSIE TYAfI. DOISLY, ROBERT RADFORD, PREDERIO AUSTIN, ALFRED HEATHER. ...

... and “Figaro” perfectly as all ti> 11 l We are told, r tl' Mozart’s autograP 1 the overture is • , all ‘‘l taken Presto,” aS buy editions of the assai.” (However, of the overture f \ before Mozart s d ji that he altered toy common sense tells j editions ...

... MOZART SYMPHONIES One had during the early part of the week heard some expression of apprehension about last night’s City of Birmingham Orchestra programme. The question arose how many people would stand up to four Mozart symphonies in one evening. Well ...

... A MOZART PROGRAMME The music of yesterday’s Mozart concert, with the exception of the “Figaro” Overture, is discussed in the World of column. A note on the performance is, therefore, all that will be called for here. The Overture went well and with spirit; ...

... A Mozart Symphony Among the orchestral works only one is of real importance, though others are none the less welcome. It is Mozart’s E flat major Symphony, No. 39. The wonderfully serene, mellow and mature music is most beautifully done Sir Thomas Beecham ...

... BROADCASTING MOZART PROGRAMME BY 8.8.C. ORCHESTRA ...

... Mozart Piano Quartet The great work of the month is Mozart’s piano Quartet in E flat major, which has shared the unhappy fate of the string Quintet in the same key, both being neglected for the sake of similar and admittedly more striking and dramatic ...

... A MOZART PUZZLE Although X do not always to the midday recitals given at Birmingham Cathedral on Tuesdays, I find, whenever I do look in, that Appleby Matthews is still playing the piano. Such a non-stop run is decidedly a good thing, for he always has ...

... of Music, Victor Hely- Hutchinson, opened the proceedings with a piano recital, devoted to Mozart this time. Mozart is not a pianistic composer; he is great master who sometimes happened to write for the keyboard, just as happened to write for almost any ...

... Mozart’s Clarinet Concerto Tho issue of this poignantly lovely and pellucid work is the gramophone event of the month. It is played to perfection by Reginald Kell, whose phrasing, shading and delivery is not only exquisite, but always perfectly apt to ...

... WORLD OF MUSIC MOZART’S TRILOGY If yesterday’s performance °* Mozart’s last three Symphonies wa* intended to celebrate the hundre® and fiftieth anniversary of th& master’s death, it came rather t® late, the day being December On the other hand, it is ...

... A Mozart Chamber Work The most deserving case of the month, because it shows the greatest and most disinterested enterprise, is the recording by a team oddly called Arthur Fiedler’s Sinfonictta of Mozart’s Serenade in C minor for eight wind! instruments ...