... received, Mozart's Turkish March was the firstorchestral piece upon the programme, and it was performed in a manner that reflected the highest credit on the society. Miss Russell sang with great taste the aria, Lord, we pray Thee (Mozart), and the ...

... re -- Mozart and Haydn being at a catty, the former Mt laid a wager of six bottles of champagne with 'as the latter that he would not play at sight a piece of ,n, music which he (Mozart) would compose. Haydn on accepted the ehallenge, and Mozart speedily ...

... of the style of Dr. Hoplcihs, and were greatly appreciated. The other itemns were - Minuet from Third Symphony in 31 flat, Mozart; Siciliano and Andante in C (for the Diapasons), E. J. Hopkins, Mus. D.; organ sonata, No. 4 in B flat, Mendelssolhn; Andante ...

... the wreck of the schooner Cygnet, of Bath, State of Maine, bound for New Orleaus, in lat. 30. 50. N. long. l6. 86. W. The Mozart was ulider clos0reefed topsails and foresail, thfei'`fiid blowving fresf alii na Xeavy sea ulln- ning. They, however, succeeded ...

... have a programme which shows that the Phil. harmonic has neither abated its energy nor lowered its aims, for, in addition to Mozart and Beethoven, we are promised an opportunity of making the acquaintance of two of the most esteemed modern ?? (in his ...

... the performanoe on the pianoforte of a veritable infant phenomenon, aged eight years, who, whether he develops into a modern Mozart or otherwise, bids fair to a create far greater sensation and notoriety I than the greatest composer of his own or any other ...

... and saored works as do not ertail the employ. ment ol an extonuive orchestra, but upon the coo onslon oP the performence of Mozart's celebrated Requlem Mams this evening, complete Inotrumental ncoompnrinhonta wi1ll be afforded by a band, so that the masterpiece ...

... War IMarch of the Priests, from ' Athalie; and in a different class of composition-the overture to La Nozze di Figaro (Mozart)-the result of Mr. Haines's care- ful training was even more apparent. Mr. F. Johnston gave a creditable rendering of the ...

... anthem, ?? Thins, 0 Lord (Kent); hymnl, 439; doxoLogy, 29 ; offertory (Mozart); closing volui- tary, War March of the Priests (Mendelssobn). Evening-Opening voluntary (Mozart); Mag- nificat (Hayes, 116); Deus Misereatur (Chipp, 101); anthem, Bless ...

... The Queen, and The Surprise ; Schubert's (un- finished) in B minor ; Beethoven's (in C). Over- tures- Flauto Magico (Mozart), La Dame Blanche (Boieldieu), II Seraglio (2Mozart). At the above concerts a number of vocal and in- strumental items ...

... (Poniatowski), was encored for the latter song, and in response sanz ' Polly 01ollor). Mr. anrie's fine iasso .lic justice to Mozart's air. Within these Sa-: ed Bowcrs.' for which he wag recalled. and ' That Awfull Yeo Ho' CQuentin). The concert, which redected ...

... violin and obligato), Whisper and I shall hear, Miss Fleming: song, Sergeant Dalby; song, Mr. Charles Mullin; fantasia, 'Mozart (R.. B. Weatley), C.I.T.S Band. A collection in aid of the foods of the society having been taken up. the singing of (lod ...