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... in that itintead giving Mozart kfill • year. lacop,ild gave hini LS. In the last yearn of I* life Mozart eame upon • curious person who persuaded him to write the At last that nivnteriiiiin .11111 -I,M. 1,M. to write a Mozart at that time wan very and ...
... THE COLONNADE. Lei.nora,'• No. 3 in C (Iteetboveu); Syni phony No. -I in C, The Jupiter (Mozart); Sy iii phioiiiqiie. Dan-e Macabre (Saint-Saens); Prelude in C Nlinor (Eachinaninoff); First Entr'acte, Nero (Colerbke Taylor); Arabesque ...
... Youra faithfully, H. ACUTT • Mozart House, Springfield Road, Bexhill, Oct.. 18, 1903. BEXHILL AMBULANCE. To the Editor of the Chronicle. Sir,—Will you kindly allow me a small space on behalf of the Bexhill Division St. John Ambulance Brigade, in order ...
... tainnients has been gar:mired. The Mozart Quartette will several times daily. commencing from yesterday (Thursday) until Thursday next. Mt. J. Levy. violinist. Clarence Willoughby. and Ml, Edith vocalist. , have etigagwl. A faimy dress *ill take place ...
... afternoon's classical programme was chiefly noteworthy for the rendering of Mozart's Sonate No. I in A for violin and pianoforte Mr. Frederick Stock and Mr Ernest Rolling. Mozart's overture •'Figaro was also played with splendid effect. . . That wonderful ...
... After Epiphany.— .; Proper of Ma AA and Dornine Plain! .: Common of Nlaps. St Arden. Gratton-r. , . Offertory. Verutn, Mozart.—C 1-:1‘ Cope. A.R.C.0.. OmaniAt and Choirtna-, ...
... CLASSICAL CONCERT. The programme lm Thurtd•ty afternoon included Mozart'ig Magic Flute; lbsydn'a Symphony (No. 11 in G) the IliMari: Coleridge-Taylor's Petite Suite de Concert; and 'Pechaikamiki's Capriccio Italian. Good as the concerted number* ...
... Responses .. . Tallis’ kestal. Magnificat, Nune Dimittis .. Toursin F. Oraax ReciTAL AFTER EVENSONG. Larghetto in D on o ’v .. Mozart. Concert Satz in F o ow .. Otto Dienel. ...
... . AT THE COLONNADE. Orehostral Ponimirts Under the direction of Messrs. BOR THIS AFTERNOON (SATURDAY). at 3.30. GRIEG AND MOZART CONCERT. TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), at 3.31) and 8.15. By special request. SOLOS on Piano. Violin and 'Cello. THURSDAY AFTERNOON ...
... Harold Clarke stored a signal by the way in which he eatered for his pogrons. Everyone was eatiefled with everything the Mozart Quartette. whieh played twice daily. was quite a feature. while the hall on Monday wee, keenly wroprec:eied by all staying ...
... pieces he sets them. Monday's concert included selections from the works of Mozart, Puccini, Cowen and Bizet, among otllp_r_s_tnrs in the world of music. “Don Giovani,”’” Mozart's masterpiece, was a magnificent production, and was quite the feature of the ...
... HOTEL. The management of the Sackville Hotel have arranged an excellent programme of entertainments for its patrons. 'Fhe Mozart Quartette, under the directorship of Mr. J. De Villey will give vocal and instrumental concerts daily, including violin solos ...