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... correspondents have sent home te their papers glowing lectures, telling how scriptions of the ¢r Anthony dealt with Beethoven, Mozart, Chopin, and Grieg, describing the characteristics of their music, eketching their lives, and touching om their flersonal ...
... in a concert consisting of several of his own compositione and Mozart’s G minor Symphony. Strauss and Mozart! Certainly the combination seems a curious one; but the fact remains that Mozart is Dr. Richard Strauss’s favourite composer, and he conducted ...
... large audience on Saturday, when Sir Henry Wood gave his patrons a Haydn Symphony (Le Midi), the Schubert «Unfinished,” a Mozart Concerto, aud the third of the Brendenburg Concertos of Bach. This was all fare to which Queen’s Hall habitués are well accustomed ...
... famous Russian pianist, who chose Tchaikowsky's Concerto, and played it brilliantly. The concert, which inoluded the delightful Mozart Minuet in D for strings and horns, and Balfour Gardiner’s jolly “Shepherd Fennel's Dance,” opened with the “Egmont” overture ...
... . number in the programmge was Ylgar'’s Introduction and Allegro for stringge The oconcert began with the over? ture ter Mozart’s * Magic Flate,” and endod} according to custom, with a Wagner “itew.: A.E M Westmingter City Council refused to appoint ...
... when engaged in thinking out a new work, would often pass several daye talking to no one but himself. Beethoven was reticent, Mozart sparing in his speech, while it is said of Chopin that he loved silence better even than music, and Wagner, save when discussing ...
... o'clo-k. Preacher: REV WILLIAM COOKE, Of Bt. Helens, ———— THE CHOIR will render the following items The Gloria Mozart O Love'y Peace. .Handel | Hallelujah Choras Handel i Coll' ctions for Church Funas. EARLESTO\V.\' PARISH CHURCH ...
... works are called upon to provide tests, Beethoven heads the list by seven, closely followed by Bach, Hubert Parry, Bant ck and Mozart, while Brahms, Haydn, Strauss, Tartini, Walford Davies, Kigar, Parcell, and | Moussorgsky also figure in the list. ...
... d in its own style. So does the music of successive great composers who, age after age, added someth.ng to the art,—Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Wagner, for example. Towards the end of the 19th century, the Frenchman Debussy inaugurated the era of that “‘new ...
... M.V. and Columbia | have only a few such records between | them, the first having brought out the | “Kyrie _ Fleison” from Mozart’s Twelfth Mass, and Elfia.r Chorus and four songs. ~ The “Kyrie Eleison,” which. with the Elgar number, is sung by the Philharmonic ...
... has recorded on the other side of the disc, is probably the best-known minuet in the world, and fullv equal to the best ?f Mozart’s. ~ Both this, and Gossec’s “Tamborgiin’’ are played divinelv, Mark has done us vroud in his leavetaking. In the only other ...
... s, The motif entrusted to the woodwind is played, especially. to perfection. The second disc contaips the overture * from Mozart’s “‘Don Juan,” and from his scores of operas, literally, H.M.V. could have found few passages more instinet with Mozartian ...