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... -Queen's- Rooms may be-take.-asrfai examples -of the- change- hich took place ir quartet writing between the time when in 1782 Mozart wrote the first *C1 the six string quartets I dedicated to Haydn, . and- Beethoven is 1S06 wrote the last of the- tree famous- ...
... c eard saying aier stand Mozart's Wiege, NV t Mozart's cradle stood here. Near by one finds M to a grand piano used by Mozart, similar in size M sh and construction to what appears in the famous re to picture of the Mozart family at practice. ax on ...
... Overture .. Mlagic Flute, Mozart. Coicerto for pianoforte, D minor, second and last movements .. . . .Iozart. Pianist-Herr Reiter. P irt sons . 'Ave Verumn .. Mozart. Jess, WVord of God Incarrnate, of the Virgin ...
... annoy me.' Talking of his age on this same evening he told me that he was born eight weeks after the death of Mozart (1702). 'Now vou spual of Mozart. maestro,' said I, 'I must ?? you what my brother, an accomplished nusmician, says iii a letter-I received ...
... peiformattem. ir 'The opening piece was. Mozart's grand sonata ol in B flat major, for pianoforte and- violin, - e marked No. 15 in the programme; in tdchel's t Verzeichriss it bounts s No. '42 of the 45 com- P positions Mozart wrote for these instruments. sl ...
... the higher class, and acknowledged that he had been guilty of the murder. HOW MOZART WON HIS WAk.ER.-Tha following anecdote is related in the Mbmoires d'mn M3Tiuiieai:-Mozart and Haydn being at a party, the former laid a wager of six bottles of champagne ...
... sections. n Mr Philip E. Halistead, who -was solo pianist. a-nlayed Mozart's Fantasia in C minor and Q T Beethoven's Sonata, op. 27. No. 1 in E flat' a ?? IHalstead alvways plays Mozart well. Many 10 of the Diane compositions of the master are rl severely ...
... The usany Ibeautiful traits in Mozart's character thus lecturer illustrat- 5 I1 ed by mineodotes of Isis domestic and professional life, and Ii ¼, by quotations fronsihis charminigletters. InbIls 25th yeasrI t Mozart married Constance Welber, a gifted ...
... was that with the additional accompaniimients of Mozart. It is a delicate thing, as a rule, to meddle with the productions of a genies like Handel; bat when it is done by such another genius as Mozart, we are bound, at least, to consider before conderning ...
... manners ofselect company. Permit me to, relate my experience of a dress night at the Prince of Wales on Saturday last, when Mozart's immortal Don Giovanni' wae given. Occupying a front seat in the boxes, I had the hon-: ,,our to ,be surrounded- by a cirele ...
... No. 12, Mozart; the Gloria in e-x celsis LDeo by the same great composer; the litanies from the Gregorian Chant; the Credo, No. 12, Mozart; the Landate by Zingarelli; the Sane- tes from Mozart's celebrated Requiem; the Agnus Dei, No. 1, Mozart, which was ...
... St Andrew's Halls organ recital given by Dr A. L. Peace. programme included selections from Mozart, Meyerbeer, Hummel, befebure e , and S. S. Wesley. From Mozart the clioscu was the beautiful andante from 1 111,1 No. 5, which was charmingly played, as at ...