... praise for the manner in hich thechorus perforned their task under s direction The first part of the programme Coosisted of Mozart's Twelfth Mass and the Ser°nd of selections from Rcssini's Stabat .ter andother pieces. In both parts the chorus Cant with ...

... a selection of ten move- ments from Pergolesi's Stabat ]Mater, . for solos, chorus; and orchestra. There were also given Mozart's overture to Idhmnee, a Cava- for violoucello, by Raff; Chopin's polo- naise in B flat, the adagio movement from Havdn's ...

... choir-the entire congre. gation standing. The Te Daum selected for the occasion is one particularly flue, composed by Gran and Mozart. There will be then a benediction of the Most Holy Sacra- ment, during which the Tantum ergo of Ricci will be sung, and ...

... first concert for this seasoa on last even ; ing in the Antlent Concert Rooms. The principal feature of th performanuce was Mozart' Don Giovanni. While we question 'the propriety of a musical society performing an opera-ln which the singers stand still ...

... 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 ...

... congregation a feeling of religious awe and gladness iiotoftenexperienced. MiissA.I J. Byrne, iu the.admired. ien'dictus No. 2, of Mozart, had an opportuaitt, .of which sle ably took advantage, to show off the rich and varied tones of her true and powerful contralto ...

... (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 ...

... will be a matinee, and will be given in the afternoon oi the followingday-tbe 16th. The programme for this will comnist of Mozart's overture IlSeraglio; thb Entr' Aotefrom Schubert;s Rosamnunde in B flat; Beethoien's overture Egmont; Wfagner's Album ...

... 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 ...

... thle ?? programme:- Namle. Opern. Com- Arrang- poser. od by Grand Alarell Coronation Jullienl 1euuus1 ()vertuure Zauberfleto Mozart - Caviutian, Roberto DEvecTUX l)oeiizetti - Polka (Btazaar) ComposedI by a, Lady fur tfie occasion. Duetto Nbucodenosor Verdi ...

... Gloria, No 2, Haydn, In which the Bolo paesage ( Qui Tollis?) was sung splendidly by Div, Santisy. The 1 Credo, No. 12, Mozart, was heard with delight by all present, and Mr. Baker's rendering of the solo0, EL ILICArOnas Bit, was worthy of the high ...

... morning astvice: lfiyrie, Ittaydn; Gloria, Tirtiani; Credo, Mn- No.rtb 112; Laudate Siu,! Lynch; Sanotos and AgnaueDeijg Mozart, No. 12; , Tantum Ergo, Lynob. THE BANTEY MUiRPi:ER. (Gntoe oUR CORRESPONDENT.), Micbseb~yncbi, One of the, poreins'in custody ...