... Warren- point. MOZART, AND MARIE ANTOINETTE.-Among the relics of Mozart is a painting of the great composer at the age of eight, in a 'grand Court costaine- powdered wig, sword, and so forth. 'The origin of the painting is this: Mozart, at the age of ...

... written by Mozart himself. -Number seven had been postponed, and the com- poser was progressing with it when he died. Nuin- bers ten, eleven, and twelve were written by Suss- mayer, although it is highly probable that he be- caine possesset1 o f Mozart's ideas ...

... their powder dry, for the hunt will soon begin. A MuSICuAL MATUR.-Haydn challenged Mozart to compose a piece of music which the former could not play at sight. Mozart accepted the task, and supper and champagne were to be the forfeit. In five minutes' ...

... ceeded with. oponing with violoncello solos-A, Larghetto (Mozart), B, Tarantolle (Rsffe) by Herr, Elsner. The connection of these pieces was most judicious, as the placid melody of Mozart was In the most complete contrast to Roffe'a spsoemen of the ...

... Walker were The performers. The sonata, is a good example of thie romanlic ?? of modern times, wedded to the classical form of Mozart and Beethoven, It oontains three move- ments-(a) Allegro con brio, (b) Allegtbbo quasi Anduntino (c) Alegro Molto Vivace ...

... manipulator. Tue selections were as ?? 1.-Part song, Come, live with me (Sir W. S. Bennett); aria, Not a fear (Figaro) (Mozart); solo pianoforte, Grand Sonata in A flat, Andante con Variazioni, S :herzo Molto, Marcia Funebre, Finale allegro (Bsethoven) ...

... the inmmortal 'Mozart, Bastien and Bastienne, composed when he was only twelve years of age. Such precocity mny be thought astounding, all the more so considering the genius displayed in this production, but, as we all know, Mozart's remarkable powers ...

... d'Or, by the orchestra. Miss - Parsons sang Pinsuti's Till the Breaking of the Day with her usual good taste. A trio of Mozart's for pianoforte, violin,' and violincello, by Miss Bowman and Messrs. G: H. and G. Brett; part song, ?? The Chapel, by Messrs; ...

... ricordens Domnine (l Thou, Lord, art mnerciful unlo ts), one of ?? iinesC eompovitions. Onlibioheff, the biographer ?? Mozart, epeowlly selects Utis work from anmolgst the manuv compositionis ho wr te for the Church as the inbjeett of the fol- lowviug ...

... greatly to the effect of this very picturesque work. Miss Parsons conducting with the greatest judgment and discrimination. Mozart's Turkish March. which was per- formed at the couvuencemnent of the second part, served to display the excellent tone of ...

... Ciampi, and many others, more or less known to fame. Two novelties are promised- Rubinstein's 1,Demon, with Madame Albani; and Mozart's Seraglio,with Madame Sembrich. The facilities for woman's education are every- where increasing. The University of St ...

... and his playing of this selection was marked by purity of tone and delicacy of execution noticeable in all his performances. Mozart's Quando Tniro quel bel ciglion was beautifully ant symnathetically rendeead by Miss l'Kisack, whose cultured contralto was ...