... I It was on receipt of' a moiety of this dole that Mozart sent the dignified aoenowledg- ment: Too much for what I do; too little for what I could do. The Emperor was verylittle better. When Mozart finally left Salzburg and went to Vienna at the earnest ...

... and Mozart rippling light touch, yet what glimpses of power and ferocity he showed He showed, too, his perfect understanding cf Mozartian grace and style. The Joyous finale was a sheer delight. The precision of the orchestral accompaniment was emphasised ...

... GEORGE MOZART. TOM D. NEWELL ARRIOTT EDGAR. Nidlo & Alice Craven, Syd Sydney. Topical Budget. & COO SUMMER HOLID. mast, for many, be this year, but mean that those who cannot must thigg to a awa: change or variety. fe to ‘The next, de of econe and vai ...

... which I shall state later. The facts are thus related by Otto Oabn (vol. Hi. p. 292), on the authority of Mozart's widow and cf Kocblitz: Mozart, in writing to his father about the new player, after saving how m*ch he hears of her taste and expression ...

... MOZART'S VIOLIN. v 's Vet** REMARKABLE P fli Musical circles at Salz° » says correspondent of , igC ,i#'»> $fit are much excited over the »s concert viol - . y, U ei posed that the instrument U« land, but it has now been ft9 tei. session of a country ...

... theme, elicited loud applause. Mozart's variations are none of them very difficult as may be gathered from the fact that they were almost exclusively written for his pupils or for amateurs. Of the three rondos that Mozart composed that in D major is perhaps ...

... MOZART'S SPELL. LARGE AUDIENCE ENJOYS THE MAGIC FLUTE. For the first time this week every part of the Prince's Theatre was packed last night. Mozart lured to himself audience Wagner. Bizet, Wolf-Ferrari, and the rest of the moderns failed intrigue ...

... MUSCULAR MOZART. PARISIAN Mozart's Parisian r important item f„ ]ast •' was the most the Gentlemen's Concert at thfi audience expected f€ar -Inch 'been grw.vou.ly disappoint* foot thai this particular and produ et d b- aS ***** CfrtS Spu-itueW' ...

... MOZART DISCOVERY. Reuters Berlin correspondent telegraphs that Professor head Department of the Berlin Royal Library, has discovered Mozart's Seventh Violin Concerto, which was believed to have been lost. Professor Kopgermann has edited the concerto, ...

... MOZART'S FIGARO. BY THE ROYAL MANCHESTER COLLEGE. The general efficiency which characterised the recital by the College students last Saturday evening of Le Nozze di Figaro, at the first of the annual examination concerts, only served to emphasise ...

... MOZART'S SKULL. Morning Post telegram, dated Vienna, yesterday, Bays: —A curious dispute has arisen over the possession of skull which is said to be that of Mozart. The great muician died in 1791, and was buried in the churchyard at St. Marx. The ...

... =o navear hane.’ satd the mtpts ae bi - foal Paper. to able MOZART’S REQUIEM. vO aS One day an unknown messenger wie men, dresscd ja grey, with a@ sombre into rion of convtensnce—a most singclar calculated to impression. Thi: brought an snonymons letter ...