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... of Frederick J. Crowest, who said that Mozart was destined to lead the way in the work of investing music with alt that warmth and emotional e'ement which wqsyneeded to render it a great living agent. Mozart brought the 'soul element into his music ...
... Benedict us Mass), Mozart. Third Voluntary, 'When his loud vo re, Handel —Evensong (6.45 p.m.)— Volin tary, Comfoit ye (Messiah), Handel. Cantate and Dem, Jackson's Service iu F. Anthem, G1 ria in excelcis (12th Mass), Mozart. Hymn, 440, Troytc ...
... nrconcert last evening-the second of the. series- yof Mozart's violin Concerto No. 6 in E flat, and e his Synphony No. 2 in G minor, which was the iemmediate predecessor of ?? Symphny. This re ival of Mozart is one a the 5 healthiest cravings of the t;ines ...
... glee Fun, Call; duet Jvilin and pianoforte), Mozart; sympliony, Mozart; gloee Sweet and low, Barnby; syrphony (2nd and 3rd movements), Mozart; song, The Diver, Loder; symphony (last move- meant), Mozart; song, Birdlet Sings in the Wood, Reller; ...
... IaVERPOOL PHILHARMON IC SOCIETY. Mozart, Schumann, and Cowen were the ' dominant names in the programme of the d seventh concert of the Philharmonic Society of r Liverpool last evening. The first of these e composers was represented by a work which L ...
... I LIVERPOOL PHILHARMONIC I SOCKM .. . Performances of Mozart's Symphony in B flat, numbered 543 in the KbeChel 'catalogue, and Schubert's Song of Miriam, were the chief features of the eighth concert of the 47th season of the Philharmonic Society, which ...
... DON GIOVANNI. In the chapter which, in the monumental bio- e graphy of Mozart by Otto Jabn, the author P sends into an apocryphal region the story of the e phenomenally rapid composition of the marvel- A lous overture to Don Giovanni, thesw words ...
... itself widely, and is to be found, in no small degree, in every place of musical t entertainment. . The great producteions of Mozart, Beethoven, and Cherobini, are now to be heard even at the Theatres, and are received there with every symptom of approbation ...
... first time in England, MOZART'S accompaniments to the Acis and Gala'ea. At that time doubts existed among some profes. sionals as to whether the symphony played at the commence. ment of the second act was really written by MOZART. Since that period the ...
... when, thoughts of his lqcquicrn were bc- ginninjg to ?? shape in Mozart s brain. The setting or M1etsttasicse libretto came hurriedig into being, but in at least two instances dc we find Mozart break;ing the fetters which bound his genius to thec execution ...
... iurnished the Philharmonic Society with first available opportunity of recognising the Mozart Centenary, and the latter portion of the programme was accordingly devoted to Mozart selection, in which the incidental music Von Gebler's heroic drama King Thames ...
... To provide for the indus- trial employment of the labouring classes. ; FINE A RTS. MOZART'S PORTRAIT. Posterity has possessed, as is weld known, no good likeness of Mozart. Those engravings that we often see in magazines and frontispieces are in part wholly ...