... germinated in a most successful and artistic manner by the Intendant' Possart. The sparkling musi- d cal comedies and dramas of Mozart had, with e- tine and the whims and fancies of prime 1 donne, become so mutilated and distorted and were mostly played in ...

... intention of informing himself later whether I the Mozart in the grave was identical with the v composer. Ten years passed, and this grave 3 was re-dug. The digger, remembering the 1 composer Mozart and the exact place in c which he had put his coffin ...

... with the intention of informing himself later whether the Mozart in the grave was identical with the composer. Ten years passed, and this grave was re- dug. The digger, remembering the composer Mozart, and the exact place in which he had put his coffin, tool; ...

... gravedigger, who was unable to pointout Mozart's grave; -and all her inquiries after it were fruitless. Thus it is that, in spite of repeated -attempts to discover it, the resting place of Mozart remains I unknown. But Mozart's pure spirit, with its all-powerful ...

... AN XYENNGWIH BMy At the Newman (hub, on Satznday night, a lecture on Mozart was delivered by Mr. J. N. Petrie, the Vocal and insttmmental iostratons being furnished by Mries Kate Noao. Messrs. Barton MGnucldkn Leslie Crotty, H W. Crowe (Mou DccL W. L ...

... above all d1 tto bad heialth and poor remauneration. But a ..a Mozart legend had; already growls tip, a . in which the coldness of the Viennese public; e ,the treachery of Salieri, ;Mozart's renmnciation h1 d of Vienna for Prague; the appearance of a ai ...

... MOZART AT MUNICH.-!. (FROBI OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) MUNICH, August 23. WHEN, something more than a century ago, at the ridiculous age of thirty- five, Mozart. closed his eyes, folded his hands, and finished his work, it is not likely that his contemporaries ...

... MOZART'S DON GIOVANNI: A COMMNIENTARY BY CHARLES GOUNOD. r Translated from the Third French Edition by . WINDEYER CLARK, licentiate of the Royal Academy ot Music, and J. T. HUTCHINSON, Professor of Singing e and Associate Royal Academy of Music. t ...

... thie actors, who all had a personal ambi- tion to attain, apart from Mozart's mere dratnaltic, significance.. In a word, here w as the ?? as he is known. so. widely to-dy he yi Mozart of- whomn 'the clever young. pianist ,sgys,-, He never - really touches ...

... memory of Mozart. It is his intention, I bel~ieve, to add to the list year by year until the cyclus is rounded and the noble monument is complete. The year ini which he v''ii be able to put before the world a more or less con- clusive summary of Mozart's operatic ...

... I THE LIFE AND WORKS OF' MOZART. I This was the subject of the second of a course of extra sessional lectures on the works of great musical composers, which the Rev. H. W. KEMP (the President) has undertaken to deliver before the Hull Literary and Ph ...

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