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... 28 1927 Musi O f - day In study of Mozart published (Masters of Music Series 6d) Mr Hussey repaints the portrait the “divine” musician in terms do more justice to humanity than idealisations of his biographers Mozart suffered than Beethoven the sentimental ...
... NEW ELECTRICAL ERA THE FLOURISHING f1: 'v -' :’ THEATRE TO DAY’S RADIO DEFENDED TOMAN MOZART MINSTRELSY CRIES OF LONDON trate’s of th Guardianship by M Hubback Uni Equal Citisenship H A C reported JVIade under Conditions in eart past twelve than and also ...
... article on the subject of Schubert’s melody in the October Musical Times” to fall into this error in regard to Mozart is concerned to Mozart is not great melodist because his instrumental music is thinks deficient in expressiveness and his vocal music ...
... musical of Beethoven then distinguished from Mozart ? felt thought himself musical tones did Mozart Remembering Mozart Thirty-five Beethoven rived fifty-six we expressed himself greater truth or beauty Mozart? Beethoven’s insight iiito human nature or his ...
... POST MERCURY FRIDAY APRIL 27 1928 LORD MAYOR’S RECEPTION CORRESPONDENCE BUTLER CENTENARY SERVICE 10 TO-DAY’S RADIO FEATURES MOZART OPERA AND BAND MUSIC CERTIFYING THE INSANE FOREIGN DELEGATES AT TOWN HALL There soft babel many foreign tongues at Liverpool ...
... CHEMET. Fmt and Last Mo*fmerit. ol the Suit* fm« the Opc.'a •’Saltan** . RioxkyKorrakofl THE ORCHESTRA. Aria ** Nella ** —Mozart PETER DAWSON. Suite —**OL'«aa Feu ..Strayinslry THE ORCHESTRA. ...
... the Sullivan operas) the Singspiel Of all Continental composers Mozart is the whose operas most affinity with the works have produced in country I find Mr Dent in illuminating book on Mozart states that Beggar’s Opera” merely a parody of Italian serious ...
... and ALBERT SAMMONS aill pla* Soaata No. 2. In A Minor John IrclaoU for Piano-forte Vrolm. MISS RUTH VINCENT will .iog ** Voi Mozart •’ Sms. Blar-kbud. s-ng ' Philip. ir Lcre \rtht>r thou art near . . .Lardon The l.bont> » 11 rrorlrr tcreral p.c-ira. ooducted ...
... to Um Local Edocation Peermber. 1923. AEGYLE, BIBKENHEAD. Sole Proprietor . O. J. CIaARKE, N»*hGy. 6.40 and 8.50. GEOKGE MOZART. Twelrctrees Trio. L>cs BaatriM. Ttetor. WeU. mad UioaleT. Doyle end Varle. Brown's Btoecop*. Hexbert. TH. Noe. sad 152** ...
... music, dancing, acting, and story tellingpervades the whole programme, and the talent drawn from many lands. While George Mozart, entertaining ever in new types, and Jessie Broughton and Dennis and others may taken representing England, Bert Terrell gives ...
... bis excellent voice, but also rare power adapting himself the most difficult styles end periods. Thus, his Mozart had all that finesse which Mozart's owns while in the Russian and Italian songs was warm and compelling. It is difficult to choose performance ...
... painstaking regard niceties of execution. The co-opvrstion cf these artistes resulted in well-balanced, glowing readings of Mozart's in A, No. 17. with rippling, sunny melodies, s-o fugg-.'tivo of glad heart untouched by any deep emotion, and Richard Strauss ...