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... ANECDOTES O1F MOZART. The want of authentic dociameents respecting the lives of celebrated mnen has led tocenorjectures very far removed from the truth. Foreseeing what his extra ordinarv child woatld one du:y become, the fathet of Mozart determined to ...
... demanded it. This was only to be effected by the addition of some pieces. A recitative by Mozart, one 'by Spoar, a heavenly chorale by Sebastian Bach, and an air by Mozart, are those which connect to. gether tbhsevered portions of the original work, and tho ...
... display of the qualifications of Mr Bridgman and Mr Loveday, and it was executed with the greatest spirit and the finest taste. Mozart's sonata in A major (Op. 6, Nqo. 2) was manipu. lated to perfection by Mr Bridgman. Upon the characteristics of this gentleman's ...
... be referred to the Judges, relative to the charter of the I a Bank. MOZART AN3D ins SoN.-Dr Holland once told me, t n, that when travelling in Iceland he ghad.bheard one of i Mozart's- Melodies played-and sung by as Icelandic vy girl and that some months ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... the presence of the lit- tle man had troubled the spectators, the name of Mozart had produced more Veect upon the actors. No one dare to sing befoi-e him ; they are afraid. Mozart goes among them-luegs of thetin-they yield ; the hope of obtainting a mn-k ...
... Germany commanded Mozart to add extra ac-. companimeents to Handel's ' Messiah, the coin- el poser declaired be could not do it without running 'a the risk of injuring its sublime character; but the r Emperor insisted on it. Next morning Mozart placed a modern ...
... Ingolasby-by Mr Rowtvf London; -while Mr H.; J. Lincoln, also. f London, lectures for ltwo evenings on The Genius and Works of Mozart and VWehr`-the lectures to -ie illustrated by two concerts, for which sonwe -of the eminent stegers from the metropolis-ive ...
... as this aind others t~ which we ar i'~ aedy calling their attention. How, MOZART JW6N ]es!1WAOER.-The follow. i'ng anecdlote is 'related in the .mdmoires de , eat Musicient -Mozart and Hsydn 'behng at a thn liurty, the former laid a wageir of six' bottles ...
... in fit these intprruptcd cadences, which Mozart never intended. Let Dr Gauntlelt try the pas- th sale we allude to hi the way we indicate, and Q he will find the effect infinitely htter, because it he is Mozart's! We know that il ite score the or- chestral ...
... marked proficiency in the higher parts of musical science. The first and second t acts commenced with two grand symphonies by Mozart ; and Beethoven and they both went off with success_ That of Beethoven, more especially, was executed with uncommon correctness ...