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... Mozart FROM all one has heard of them, one would expect The London Mozart Players to excel in music of the 18th century. As it happened • they proved to be more adjusted to the 20th century styles of Elgar and Malcolm Arnold. The deadening acoustic of ...
... great Chaliapin singing a Mozart aria shows how even the finest artists mauled Mozart to their heart's content, in those days. Pre - war Glyndebourne, of course, can be held responsible for our present understanding of Mozart's operas. But though they ...
... Mainly Mozart FOR its spring concert at St Mary's Parish Church. Amersham. at 7.311 pm nest Saturday. the society will he giving a mainly Mozart programme. notably the tragic Requiem Mass. on which the composer was still working when he died. Other items ...
... be on a very different dynam ic level than in Mozart. is was evident in Stravinsky's Suite Italienne, a version of the orchestral Pulcinella, a fine example of the composer's neo-classical period. Mozart is a good curtainraiser, and his K 454 B flat Sonata ...
... and Mozart CHORLEYWOOD Music Society gave an impressive concert at St. Andrew's Church with a section of the Central London Orchestra, and making use of the large Compton organ recently installed. The vsell-contrasted programme consisted of Mozart's Requiem ...
... The London Mozart Players THE LONDON MOZART PLAYERS, under their conductor, Harry Bieck, will give an orchestral concert in Cestrebam School on Thursday in which Martin will be the soloist in a performance of Mosses Clarinet Concerto in A. The other works ...
... Mozart re-vamped Composers, both classical and modern, were re-visited at a Mozart re-vamp Evening held by Amersham Young Conservatives. In a packed room, undiscovered talents of the music world pitted both memories and knowledge against a collection ...
... Following in Mozart's footsteps JONATHAN ELLIS began to learn to read music when he €l.BOll and would cover a month-long stay abroad. was 14 months old. Now at four-and-a-half, he plays works Mrs Ellis is delighted by the response from Mr Doman: she first ...
... LONDON MOZART PLAYERS (Leader ROBERT MASTERS) PROGRAMME Symphony No. 92 in G Major 'Oxford' Oboe Concerto in G Minor Divertimento Pastorale and Polka 'Czech Suite' Symphony No. 38 in D Major 'Prague' Michael Dobson (Oboe) HARRY BLECH in the COLLEGE ASSEMBLY ...
... London Mozart Players NEXT THURSDAY, 31st OCTOBER at 7.45 p.m. CESTREHAM SCHOOL, CHESHAM BOOK NOW at Treasurer's Office, Council Offices, Broadway, Chesham Seats still available at 1 2 / 6 , 8/6, 5/- Concert presented by Cheshim Urban District Council ...
... about the works they chose. Mozart's piano concerto in G. No.lB, is, apart from his greatest operas, probably the greatest music he ever composed. It is also difficult to interpret correctly. Since the last piano concerto by Mozart which The Mishourners performed ...
... Wonderful, but seldom heard Mozart The static stage-action is no longer an irritation. One can follow the inner, psychological, drama with delighted fascination. And there is no longer any need to hear the whole work at a single sitting. By playing half ...