... of musec to he played in the public parks during the ensuing week:- March, My Fatherland (Anon); overture, Den Juan' (Mozart); valse, The Hutssars (Hartmann); selection. Lea Hugaenots (Meyerbeer); polka, ' The Camel Corps (M1artin: . clarinet ...

... the celebrated Besses-o'-th'-Barn Band, assisted by the St. Chad's Quarteete. The band selections will comprise pieces by Mozart, Rossini, Weber, Gounod, and others. E'LisccD Toe Orrsx.-A mania for enlisting was the cause of William Edward Grainierta ...

... the band of the association, re- 0 inforced by Mr. F. Wlard as solo violinist. The overtures e -those of Zauberflote ' (Mozart) and Poet and S Peasant (Supp)-were fairly played, the latter perhaps .better than the former. Haydn's Symphony in G major ...

... compaes the most extraordinary singer was Lucrezia Aguiari, who had a brilliant career in the latter half of the 18th century, Mozart, in one of his letters, says she had an incredibly high voice, and quotes some passages which he beard her sing, In these ...

... Gounnd was asked to lead the orchestro, he said ?? would prefer to do so if Don Giovanni were given instead. Gounod holds Mozart to be first among musicai composers, and says that lie himself is hardly worthv to hang wreaths on tie pedestal of his statue ...

... borough police, attended Divine service at St. Joseph's Roman Catholic dhurcb. The occasion was made a great festival, and Mozart's Seventh Mass was sung to the accompani- ment of a string band. On the arrival of the Corporation at the main entrance of ...

... the orchestra was execrable. There was a crowded and particularly noisy audience, which seemed resolved not to lbe pleased. Mozart's delightful music was thrown away upoim them. Under these trying cirenmstances, liss Balfo toads a obarming Zerlina, and ...

... concert twill take place this afteriiorje in thio new Lecture 'heatre of the Institute, trheit the pro- grniime will comitrise Mozart's oserture, ' Die Entfilh- un, ; time andaite and finimle frori Ferdintdimi Davil's violan concerto in -D inisor: :ichlumaimal's ...

... general regard fat light ann shiilae anid nicties of phrasiig, which are not often met uvitil in provincial orchestras. The Mozart symphony, one of tire mrelodiorrs master's most felicitous woris, though not comparaihhble in grandeur to his Inter s5nipholsy ...

... to IL certain ex\weint. -A V r-dict ?? returnse for rhe plflalltifi fur -5. ills. tlin in: liT Ot: lho;- .- rr M.loo u>v. Mo)Zart Vills, In i~riltoll en hand, M~o-sle' WI VIr~ls~ti li~i itillS,; sl~i'ge:oii, UhIli l~et l~ouse Sit., lieriterid.-nfr. j3lles ...

... from La Fille do AMadainme Angot, a fantasia on Irish airs, and, in combination with Mr. Bell's band, the 'Gloria, from Mozart's Twelfth Mass, and Costa's Mlarch of the Israolites. All the piecens were performed in at mnanner whichsi n less reflec'ed ...

... workling like two lost spirits-Homer, the Bible, Plato, Locke, Byron, Hugo, Lamartine, Chateaubriand, Beethoven, Bach, Hummel, Mozart, Weber, are all around me. I study them, meditate on them, devour them with fury ; besides this I Dractise four to five hours ...