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... THE MODERN MOZART. t All musical London was lately raving over the v wonderful performances of ia ten-year.old pianist, Josef Hoffmann , who played at the Philharmonic ie concerts and earned the title of The Modern .Mozart. Thegreatcomposer was younger ...
... othors, and anything you may kindly inven; will H n be welcome. NYe leave it entirely to your it judgment.' t e Mozart at Marseilles t . Mozart, being once on a visit at Marseilles, I went to the opera incoquito to hear the perform. E s ance of his Villanella ...
... LONG NOSE DID IT. A good story is told of Mozart, the great composer, at the time lie was pulpil of Haydn Ifaydn one day challeriged his pupil to compose a piece of music which lie coulh not play at sight, Mozart accepted the banter, and a supper and champagne ...
... -Gibbonls in F. Introit, Behold the Lamb, Handel. C~ozmunsou, Best In G. Afternoou.-Bonnett in A. Anthem, Praise the Lord, Mozart. In residence - The Very Rev. the Dean and the Rev. Canon swainsOn. ...
... first part opened with an instrumental symphony, Haydn's No.4. The voices appeared rather tremulous in the next piece, Mozart's Mass in C, No. 1, Kvrie. The No. 2 Gloria and all the others of this difficult selection were, however, well sustained ...
... Benedict us Mass), Mozart. Third Voluntary, 'When his loud vo re, Handel —Evensong (6.45 p.m.)— Volin tary, Comfoit ye (Messiah), Handel. Cantate and Dem, Jackson's Service iu F. Anthem, G1 ria in excelcis (12th Mass), Mozart. Hymn, 440, Troytc ...
... the d4 | Ad And tox~ed:-Satuvdait! (two dy; 1ln rIUPP in A. An. I ?? A I Child. ?? in A. htbem 361, 'Plead Thou my clene, Mozart Sruudith-Morn. ?? in D. Anthem 327, C~omfort bhe sonI,' Croteh. ~ E. Aftcrno~oe.~W~n.aleY in C. lthem 21,0sing unto 1g ...
... coffee.house. as Here Mozart, drawing some paper from his g pocket, in a few moments composed a minuet, M which, with a letter, he gave to the distressed do'man, desiring hiri to take it to his publisher. in A composition from Mozart was a bill payable ...
... IThunsday.-Morning-Traversin F. Antheiu Lord we pray Thee, laydn. Afternoon-Travers in F. Ant em, Plraiee the Lord', Mozart. .Friday.-hMorning-Te Deum, Stainer in C. Benedictus, Verrin- der in A.. Anthem, He that shall endure, Mendelssohn. Aft ...
... concerts opened with a sy mp1on by Mozart, whicht, considering that the string bend of tlae ?? Marine Artillery has (as te understand) t been only a few monteh s formed, did them the highest d credit. Of the selections from Mozart's 12th Mass we do cannot speak ...
... Preces, Tllis. Psallms, Sth Tonie and Eumlnphre'. 3Xagnificat, Crotch, M.S. Nulnc Dimittis, Boyce Anthem, 'Oct of thedeep, 'Mozart. Hymu (beforo Sermnii), 95, Apu., Tlune 86. Hymunis for Otl'rtory), 97 aud 9S, Tnllie ?? G. Br&nsexu, OCrelaist and Choirmaster ...
... CHICHESTER CATHEDRAL. Wednesday (to-day).-Morning.-No choral service. Afternoon. -Thorne in D flat. A nthem 54, fBow Thine ear, Mozart. Hymn 32, St. Peter. Thuraday.-Morning.-Benedicite, Beet. Benedictus, Farrant. Anthem 61. 1Call to remembrance, Farrant ...