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... WITH MOZARTS ACCOMPANIMENTS. EVENING PERFORMANCES THE SHIREHALL. ON TUESDAY EVENING, Overture?.—MELUSlNE —Mbndelssohn. DER PRIESCHUTZ —Wkbtr. Beethoven’s Cantata, THE PRAISE OF MUSIC Selection from ZELMlRA—Rossini, &c. WEDNESDAY EVENING, Overtu ...
... THE SKULL OF MOZART. A Vienna paper states that Mozart’s stall is in tho possession of Professor Hyrtl, who has preserved it, upon silver embroidered satin cushion, beneath a glass globe. He has kept it as he would keep sacred relic, and until recently ...
... THE programme will include MOZART’S SEVENTH MASS, And Spohr’s ••WOD TIXOXJ ART CSREAT. SOLOISTS HISS PIN HEY | Ai.to BEV. W. NEVILLE But —'N Otourar MISS JULIA. JOHNSTO; Common)* MR. G. RENKCLE. Admioion: —Beaerved Seats 3». ; Second Se»ta, 25.; Back ...
... the programme will include MOZART’S SEVENTH MASS, And Spohr's *' D THOU ART OREAT.” Sorum Tnos Viomt MISS - W NEVILLE I But MR. EDMUNDS MISS JULIA JOHNSTON 1 MB. T. ANDERTON Ootoboiob - RENKCLE. Admlaiion ßtaerred Seat* 35.; Second ...
... the point.” The op Nose !—The following good story told o! Mozart the tame when a jrapu ot Haydn -—Haydn had challenged Mozart to compoee a uiece of music, which could not play sight. Mozart accented the banter, and a champagne supper was to the forfeit ...
... “Requiem,” or “Mas? for the Dead.” Mozart undertook it. Afioi lime the stranger returned. Begun,” said Mozart, but not finished.” “ Good,” said the stranger, and went his way. A second time he came. “Progressing,” said Mozart. “ Good,” said the stranger. A ...
... Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday Evenings at B.— Handel** Acis and Galatea * Selections from Mozart;** Symphonies—C. Minor, Beethoven, and No. 4, in D. Mozart; Overtures—“ Melusina,” Frieschutz,” and “William A Chamber Concert and Ball on Friday Evening ...
... Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday Evenings at 8. —Handel’s ” Acis and Galatea Selections from Mozart;” Symphonies—C. Minor, Beethoven, and N 0.4,.4, in D. .Mozart; Overtures—” Melusina,” Frieschulz,” and William Tell.” A Chamber Concert and Ball on Friday ...
... Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday Evenings at B.—Handel’s •* Ac is and Galatea;’’ Selections from Mozart;” I honles—C. Minor, Hcethovcn, and N 0.4,.4, in D. Mozart; Overtures—” Melusina,” Frieschutz,” and “William Tell.” FESTI V L, I, and 23u1, 18G7. | Mr. ...
... on Toesdav, Wednesday, and Thursday Evenings at B. Handel’s Acis and Galatea Selections from Mozart;” Symphonies-—C. Minor, Hcethoven, and No. 4, in 1). Mozart; I Overtures—” Melusina,” Fricschulz,” and “William I Tell.” AL FESTIVAL, 1, and 23rd. 1867 ...
... Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday Evenings at B.—Handel’s ** Acis and Galatea Selections from Mozart;” Symphonies—C. Minor, Beethoven, and No. 4, in D. Mozart; Overtures—” MelusinaFrieschulz,” and William Tell.” A Chamber Concert and Bsll on Friday Evening ...
... uncoverin of the statue erected the memory Mozart, in his native town, Saltstburgh. The latter ceremony may indeed be said have interested the whole Europe; for in what part of Europe are not the compositions of Mozart known and admired? Accordingly, during ...