... form an idea of M. Costa's singular ability as a conductor. The remaining pieccs were Mozart's Overture to the Znnberjiote, Weber's overture to Oberon, and Mozart's Jupiter Symphony; all of which were played with the same perfection, and listened to ...

... successful every point. 1 •• LE NOZZE FIGARO. 1 A magnificent audicnce crowded the Priaca of Wales Theatre last evening to bear Mozart * Le Nozze di Figaro, and far they were able hear the music of the best coimc opera that has ever been written, their enjoyment ...

... winner to be sold for 100 sovs. if denmanded, &c. Mr Boyee's c. Mozart. . . . . I Sir M. Wood's b. f. by Bastard . . . 2 Duake of Grafton's b. f. Balance . . . 3 'on, by a length-S to 2 agst Mozart. Three others started. ' .*iWner claimed. Handicap. Plate of ...

... which makes 400/ moi£- of the greatest works of the older masters, it produced; such as the Iphigenia of Gluck, operas of Mozart, the Faust ' of Spohr, and of Meyerbeer. New operas are to be theatre by Balfe, Benedict, Beriioz, and Halevy.SAbeoiiai: ...

... deux temps,” by Mr F. Auelli, a pianist of great ability, and the composer of a va- riety of admirable pieces, and No. 14, Mozart’s overture, “ La Clemenza di Tito.” The interest and variety of the letter- press department are also fully sustained in the ...

... Gloria ?? Mass No. I ., H. aydn. 5. Symphony ?? letter W ?? Ha di 6. Chorus.. ` Now by days.Bisp1. 7. Ove;ture, Fiaro ?? Mozart. The room was well attended, and the selection gave general delight. The Carnival chorus would have been more effective if ...

... left banc alone (Canzonetta) by Wiihelm Tanbert. in triplets flat), called Triolino, Charles Mayer. Sonata in F major by Mozart. Allegro ; Adagio ; Allegro. Sonata op. 22, in B fiat, Beethoven. Allegro con. brio; Adagio ; Menuetto; Hondo. l>raw. mg-room ...

... ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, COVENT GARDEN. I Madame ADELINA PATH. Inis Evening (Thursday), June 10, Mozart's Open#, DON GIOVANNI. Z'-rlina Madame AlffiUNA PATTI, nuns Anna Madame V ERNI, Donna Elvira Mdlle. VALLERIA, Don Ottavio M ENGEL, M. Mat-etto Signor SCOLARA ...

... Baumann.—On Thur day morning the performance at the Cathedral drew a crowded audience. It consisted of an English version of Mozart's Requiem, Professor Taylor, under the title of The Redemption followed by Spohr's oratorio The Fall Babylon. Both these ...

... 34—Flora gave me fairest flowers Wilbur. *35—G rant, O Lord. Collect Mozart. the conquering hero! Handel. Alia Trinita Beata J7 Vocal Rodiraeuts T.D. Collctl peace descending Mozart. *30 —Easter Hymn Arranged by NoveUo. *40—Come if you dare PurceU.. *41—Lord ...

... and seems to rouse the audience a pilch of enthusiasm which (we are sorry say) would not excited the most exquisite music of Mozart or Cimarosa. After this, several scenes B-Uiui's II Pirata were performed by Grisi, Mario, and Forna ari, rery beautifully ...

... HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE. Madame ELEONORA ROBINSON, Madame MARIE ROZE, Mdlle. MINNIE HACK. This Evening (Saturday), June 26, Mozart's Opera, IL DON GIOVANNI. Don OttaTio, Laziarini ; Don Giovanni. Signor Del I'uento; Leporeflo, Hen- XI Commendatore, Signor ...