... for the talent of its actistes and the excellence of its orchestra. This winter it was intended to perform all the opsras of Mozart, and ' Don Juan' and ' Titus and Idomenea,' which were performed last Sunday, had begun the r6le of the new i-e'pertoire. ...

... Beethoven's a Fidelio, n cor X lamia f6-but alsomusic of a d lighter description, such as the amusingara buf 1, ?? 1- from Mozart's Nozze di Figaro , the laugig. r. able duetto from the Matrimonio Segreto, So fiato in cerpo asete ; the terzetto ...

... oboe, M. D. Lalande; andante, Cantabile ; air, Let the bright Seraphim, Miss Ada Lee (very well sung) selection from Mozart's 12th Mass, I Kyrie Eleison, 2 Sanctus, 3 Benedictus; hymn; To St. Cecile ; recit. and air, With verture clad, Miss ...

... compose their immortal works to keep the wolf t from the door? They had seen what happened in .9 the sister art in the case of Mozart, the most e.- c quisitely gifted of all musicians, who during his life t was left with bare sustenance, and to wh9m t when ...

... responded with the good old English ?? the bee sucks. The first part on Wednesday included Good Friday music Parsifal, Mozart's symphony in 1A minor, and Weber's overture Oberon. The second part was in pleasing contrastir Arthur Sullivan's Mikado ...

... Varley Lslbeperformaeds moat difficult feat on the violin 12 playing on the C String an aria by Bach, followed by a minuet by Mozart, In which the full compass of the instrument was used. Thenotes were brought out with singular clearncss, and the manner In ...

... friend. The Cardiff Musical Society (Mr. Aylward, con- I ductor) are preparing for a concert at about the end of November. Mozart's Marss in C (No. 1) end Barnett's Ancient Mariner are being rehearsed. I We remind the public of the Marie Roze ...

... evening. The lecturer . 4nd' that, lhaving dealt witlh the names, careers, I works, anc styles of Handel, Bach, Gluck, Haydn, Mozart Schubert, and Beethoven, the masters for his lecture that evening-the laet of the i'resent series-were Mendelssohn, Schumann ...

... SPOISAL CORRESPONDEONT.] HEREFORD, WisDNiSDAY, The morning performance at, this festival opened to-dayj in thie atihedral with Mozart's Requiem Massn The solos were well sustained by Madame Alblni, Miss Hilda Wilson, Mr. Edwin Hougrhton, end Mr. Santley ...

... 'Choir also gave their D( ecieut aid t 3r, Res Lewis actin g as conductor. The 'at ecietio's, were;from Hahidel, }llaydn, Mozart, Men- ?e deleshon, 78evthoven, Kenb,'Parrant, and Brinley Richards. Le The you' ai ladies (Miss ':Edmon'ze and Miss Simester) ...

... Beethoven, M. Colyn. ?? Comn per me (Sonnambula).. . Beluli t Mlle. Risarelli. I Aiia., Son seoperti traditori (n seraglio)..Mozart b Signor (bilto Perkin. Dnetto .. Quis (st bomor (Stabat Nater)- .-.l.osSlni . MdUe. Titiens and Madame Treboll.Bsetilnf ...

... appeared betore. The other works performed were ?? Sonata for Piano and Violin in D Y minor (Gade) and a beautiful trio by Mozart for r piano, viola, and clarionet. The viola Mr. Gon- pertz played, and the clarionet Mr. Charles Draper, i of Penarthm, who ...