... LfiE OP MOZART. froV 7V'> FereX' tt 7rJ el Iy Review just publisled - At ?? ample juttdce is done to the memory of Mozart. dep5sdestty of the high gratification which his admirers must , from beinR made acquainted with the habits and pecu- of the man ...

... MOYUA ENT TO MOZART. A plan has for some time past been in agitation In Ger- many for erecting a monument to Mozart in his native city of Salzburgr. This plan has originated witih the groat mnusi- eel institution of tfiat city called the Mfuseum, which ...

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... und Constanoce, was given to MOZART to set to music. In its original form BuRETZNER'S piece was an operetta, or, moreproperly, a comedy interspersed with music, To turn it into a libretto available for operatic purposes MOZART had to apply to one STEPHANI ...

... itself widely, and is to be found, in no small degree, in every place of musical t entertainment. . The great producteions of Mozart, Beethoven, and Cherobini, are now to be heard even at the Theatres, and are received there with every symptom of approbation ...

... first time in England, MOZART'S accompaniments to the Acis and Gala'ea. At that time doubts existed among some profes. sionals as to whether the symphony played at the commence. ment of the second act was really written by MOZART. Since that period the ...

... presented:- PART I. Sinfoalia in C minor, No. I. ?? Mendels.ohn. Aria, I Un' aura amo.soa, Signor Gardoni (Cosi fan Tutte) .Mozart. Soto, Contrabasso, Mr. Alxander Moaland (Violin Solo, Op. 40) ?? .. yseder. Orertire ln C major ?? . Beethoven. P.An v II ...

... night, was one of the most inte- resting of the season, as may be seers from the following programme:- Sinfonia inC (No. 1) ?? Mozart. Aria , *- lerctsd non ho (Lucia di Iatner- Moo'), Madiname Gras Dorns . ?? Donizetli. Conicerto in G Minor (No. 3), Pianoforste ...

... Fantasia, violin, M. Sainton ?? Sainton. Choeur, 4th act L'Enfant Prodigue. . Auber. Finale, 1st act Zauberfl6te ?? Mozart. The Queen walked in the Home Park and in the Slopes this morning. The Prinoe of Wales, the Princess Royal, and the younger ...

... attended in Buckingham Palace on Thursday evening, and played the following =verture- L' enlevement du Serail ?? Mozart. Selection ?? Mozart. Sestetto and Coro- Fast ?? ?? Spohr. Trio-- L Ie Pr aux Clerces ?? herold. Pas de Trois-Guillaume Tell ...

... province. 01 The lovers of Mozart's memory-and who can be otherwise ?-are now gratified with an engraving by Breitkopf and Hartel, from the original por- tE trait of the illustrious maestr'o by Henry Tesch- el bein, done when Mozart resided at Manheim in tj ...

... great symphonrits-HAYDN, MOZART, and BEETHOVEN. NIAU- RERi wants originality. His style, in general, i3 model- led upon WNEBIR'S; and the slow movement of his sym- phony is full of shameless plagiarisms from the andante in MOZART's symphony in E flat. This ...