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... gfven to the Museum of Salz- burg, which contains a collection of various objects belonging to the immortal Mozart, a French almanac which young Mozart received as a present on his eighth birthday, ine almanac was printed at Liege, in 1764, and there are many ...
... indebted for instruction in his art to Mozart Albrechtsberger, and Salieri. He was early remark- able for bis performances on the piano-forie, hating, it is said, appeared with the utmost success at a cot,- cert given by Mozart in Dresden, when h? was only nine ...
... interest. As we can only rely upon our recollection for particulars of the scueme with which the name of the immortal composer Mozart has been associated, it is better to imitate the reticence of the promoters of Tuesday's concert, and only allude to the features ...
... CHAPMAN AND HALL'S Monthly Series for the present month forms a commencement of the life of the eminent musical composer, MOZART, (including his correspond- ence), by Edward Holmes, author of A Ramble among the Musicians of Germany. This part contains ...
... assembly. Madame Sherrington, on her appear- ance on the orchestra, was heartily cheered. She sang, with exquisite taste, Mozart's Deh Vieni nonTardar, and an cncore was demanded, but the fair songstress bowed her acknowledgments of the applause, and ...
... fifty anthems set to Welsh words by Mr. J. H. Roberts, Mus. Bac. The list of authors includes the most famous names, such as Mozart, Gounod, Mendelssohn, Purcell, as well as more modern writers such as Barnby, Macfarren, Stainer, Sullivan, Elvey, and so ...
... The boy Greek and Latin, And your rert.3 w i I I be netted. And you'll alibe gazetted. ANECDOTE OF MOZART.—WhPn the Emperor of I-ermany con.manded Mozart to add extra accom- to Handel's « Mess;ah, the composer de. ared he could not do it without running ...
... —Morning, 1st lesson, 25th ch. Isaiah 2nd do., 12th ch. Acts. Evening, 1st lesson, 26th ch. Isaiah 2nd do., 5th ch. James. Mozart d. 1792. -—— 6. Nicholas. 7. Algernon Sydney behd. 1683. New Moon, 8h. 30-5m. —— 8. Conception of Blessed V. Mary. —— 9. ...
... Bonaparte crowned, 1804 —— 2. Adelaide Queen Dowager died, 1849 —— 3 Abdication James II. 1688 4, Lord Liverpool died, 1828 —— 6. Mozart died, 1792 —— 6. Jenkins died, 1670, aged 160 F AI RS.-Glamorganshire Cardiff, Dec. I Cowbridge, Dec. 2 Duffryn Golycli, Dec ...
... twenty-three manuscripts of Mozart. Among them are a sort of comedy called Apollo and Hyacinth, set to music by W. Mozart, May 13th, 1766 a symphony for two violins, two violoncellos, two hautboys, two horns, and three basses, by Mozart, Vienna and Olmutz, 1767; ...
... every student. The part before us—No. IV—is Mozart's Succinct Thoro'-bass School, and it has been as- certained beyond all doubt that its author was the great com- poser whose name it bears. It was written by Mozart for a young lady, a pupil of his in pianoforte ...
... as Arnold in Guillaumc Tell. M. Leon Duprez is forthwith to appear at the Theatre Lyrique, in the French arrangement of Mozart's Cosi. Under the title of Facts and Fancies, musically and dramtqically illustrated, Mr. David Fisher, the clever come- ...