... contributed skilfally 'The last s milestone, Pontet-. while Mr D. ?? I of Handel's Why do the nations was not 1 unimosical. Mozart's Gloris termninatlnz.assacred C conceit wbich both snusaicilly and lnaunslally was a i pronounied euccens. t ...

... popular selection of pieces, coimprising, amongst other things, Mlendelssohn'soverture to Buy Blas, a symphony in B flat hy Mozart, &c, The concert promises to be &n unqualified success. BEDMINITER CaRIOcRT CLO B.-Last evening this club held their annual ...

... made a desperate effort to establish this untenable position. LECTURE ON MOZART.-This evening, in the Lec. ture balk of the Museum, Mr E. R Norrsa Mathews will lecture on Mozart, and musical illustrations are to be given by Mise F. Cromey, Miss Pauline ...

... all the stop& put on their proper sdde, s arr dbgonally. After the Z morning, service I ,t Gncmmnion was celebrated, andc Mozarts service rn.B; at ed. At evensong the anthem was j Dr Wesley' 'Tbe Wildeme,- an' later ?? '-Festival TwDeum-in O war rendered ...

... Even.-heaye in E annfl ~.T . Wligm ?? ysi, 3U1DAY. Ball and Uton inj {Ryinnafter 8rd Collect-247 II ilaC.Plead Thou MY cause -Mozart, Even-Ba'C5in Efla.. ymnibefoiefSermou-23, I.Hymn during Off ertory-307. MONDAY. 3Sorn,-Oaslke in Y (v,) ..0 how amlable. ...

... Mme. AIbani first sang the aria Io t' Amerb from , Mozart's II re Pastore, and It was at once X apparent that her wonderful voice has lost none of its fascination and power. Herrenderingof Mozart's X ornateairwasasuperblybrllllanteffort,theeffectbeing ...

... contributed some very endoy- able contralto songs. Miss Muriel Richardso delighted with her charmning flute solo, ` Andante1 (Mozart). A geat feature in the programme were the fne pianofort solos by Master Frank Merrick, aged 10, son of Dr Frank Merriek, ...

... d Elvey's anrthem *1I was glad when thney said unto mne, ~he cantiles were sung to Bennete in ~Fand- after the Blessing, Mozart's Gloria in Exccelsis was rendered. The Rev A. P. Neele (vicar of St. Lnke's, Barton hill) read the lessons, and the vicar ...

... the departed who in the Lord are Nlcepinir, from Spobr's L ast Judgment, was sung for the Ablutions, a and at Communion Mozart's Ave Vermm wav ren- a dered. The Rev H, B. Bromby (vicar of AU Saints', t 0lifton) delivered an appropriate address, in ...

... WI Pacba, and Jubilee; 83 to I each aget D0rumastck pl ?? Dorset, and Curate; 1000 to 20 agat Devotion, taien-0ti each agft Mozart, Hlighland Fling, nd Castalia, cffered.' I1 NoRTiIIUMDERLANtD PLATE.-S to 1 agst Freeman, 10 to 11 Falkland, 12 to I eaci ...

... the music is plagiarised. sometimes the music is a reminiscenme of a hymn tune, played in quick time ; or even of a bit of Mozart or Handel. As a rule it reminds you chiefly of fifty other compositions like itself. We do not wonder that Mr Morton should ...

... all ages, and the problem of their futurity remains just as vacant What a pity it is that there are always so many young Mozarts with us, and so very few old-ones I Precocity is- nO test of genius; and though in music the incipient promise is less often ...