... 3.80; Evening, 7.50. Morning-Litany) S. & K, Sts ?? Creator.-Attwood. ford in B fiat., ) Evening-Goss in E . Holy, Holy.-Mozart. MONDAY. Morning-IKing in . 0 give thanks.-Aldrich, Evening-King in . The glory of the Lord.-Goso.; TUESDAY. Morning-Stainer ...

... services were attended by a good congregatiou. Before the service the organist (Mr J. Chivere) played a voluntary, Kyrie, (Mozart). The Rev Adams preahed fron Psalm exix, 51, Thy statutes have bean my gongs In the house of my pilgtimnage.' A public ...

... ON THE QuAY.-Yesterdiqy' services at the Jesuit church of St. Mary on the Quay were marked by features of special interest, Mozart's No. 7 Mleea Cantata being given by the choir In the morn- ing. The music ws very creditably rendered, Mrs Griffin, Mis Jackson ...

... Evenirg-Coohe In 0 . ?? Iocine Thine ear.-Himalns. ac FRIDAY, April 4. 1. Mlorilng--Purcell in B liat cF ?? In G m .. Holy, holy.-Mozart. d SAiURDAY, Apdil b. y Mormilg-Hing In F ?? Dseliver ?? - Eeuling-Hing in F ?? Jadge me. 0 God.-N5endelssohn n Y A CsLsD ...

... evince a decided preference for Italian music, but she takes great delight in the compositions of Handel, Haydn, Beethoven, and Mozart. 11er voice is a re. markably sweet mezzo soprano, and her singing is not only scientifically good, but very pleasing. Her ...

... grapmmre did not call for much notice. Miss Philippine . Siedle, who, we believe has been heard here once s before1 trilled Mozart's recitative and aria, Giunse a ' alfin 11 momento, with melodious and graceful vocalisation, and the ease and finish with ...

... faultless precision, and the brilliant pianoforte playing of the lady cropping out in the more I' dashvith distinctive sparkle. Mozart's quar- dns shpasssges ia tett in D major (No. 7) for two violins, viola, and violoncello, consisting of four movements, ...

... was brought to a close by a duet for violin and piano by Mr and Miss Carrinffton, and af ter the fifnely executed ?? Juan, Mozart (Walf and Vienx. temps)-bad been played the father and daughter were compelled to acknowledge the loud applause which followed ...

... been forbidden in France, gives some details of the escape of the ?? of the army of Mlete. The bronze medallions stolen from Mozart's grave have been found at a pawnshop, and are soon to be restored to the monument. The Athencrum states that the chair of ...

... Mr D. Thatcher; in aid of the War Fund. There was a very fair attendance, and the following pieces were played -March In D (Mozart), Romauza(Beethoven), air,Ah,howfastoaur joys are tloeting (Mendelesohn); allegrofrom1st Organ Concerto (Handel), alr(Rossini ...

... piano- forte solo was nicely played by Miss Kirby, a little girl of nine years o age, LECTURE ON MozAnvT.-The musical le~pre on Mozart by Mr B. B, Norris Mathews announced for Monday next, the 14th inst., in the lecture theatre of f the Museum and Library, ...

... the Lady Elsie, and a gland Waster aelection, On Sdptember 12th the works to be performed comprise Dvorak's Requiem MaDI, Mozart's Symphony in G Minor, and Dr F. J. Bildko's The Cradle of Christ. The evening Is to be devoted to the first and second ...