... ? 0x^. o I MOZART CONCERT. e j In arrangint the interesting concert which was s held on Saturday afternoon at the Worcester Lawn, Clfton, Mrs Boeckel had a double purpose in view- f the celebration of thecentenary of the death of Mozart, and the aiding ...

... he spoke of Mozart, whose exquisite melody is so well known,-of Beethoven, whose soul for harmony and grasp of intellect has done so much for the real cause of music,-Weber, whose genius was so remarkable. As a dramatic com- poser, Mozart most nearly ...

... Tothill Fields, which is exceedingly elaborate and interesting. HAND BooR FOR THE ORATOniOS. THE MEssiAH, WEl5ANOED FROM MOZART'S SconE. By John Bishop, Cheltenham. London: Bobert Cocks and Co., New Bur- ?? is a marvel of cheapness-tbe whole of The ...

... from the Tempest Full fathom fyve. Mr. Jennibgs'sang well giving with mach effect Who treads the path of duty, :from Mozart's II flauto magigo. Hark-ye soldiers ! from ftlfe's Castle of Aymon, ' sehumorous Leather bottil, ac. Mrs. Jennings ...

... suddenly appeared before Mozart and requested its pro. duction was an invention of the composer, traceable to the gloomy imagination and the excitement of mind attendant upon his last illness. Be that as it may, there is no doubt that Mozart, long before he completed ...

... that it made one regret that the concert was the last for the present season. It opened with an early example of the gifted Mozart, the lovely trio in B flat, for piano, violin, and viola. It is so full of melodic beauty, and so graceful and refined, that ...

... composers, the peculiarities in their writings, and the influence thus exerted on the musical world. Among these were Clementi, Mozart, Dussek, Beethoven, Cramer, Noschelles, Hummell, Mendelsohn, Bennett, &c. Accompanied by Mr. Rice, junr., of this city, he ...

... reation would at once see how differently the orchestra wrn treated, fi how mhuoh nore depended upon it in tbe satter work. P Mozart, Haydn'rcontetheporary and friend, wtapoken w of as one of the dreateut geniuses in thia or any other a eeutury; although ...

... was in a great measure due to the variety of the programme, which contained a something suited to most tastes. There were Mozart and Beethoven for the classical, Rossini, Bellini, and Verdi for the lovers of sparkling, florid opera, and Mercadante and ...

... comment on Mozart's wonderful genius, which truly grew with his growth, and strengthened with his strength. Heillus- twated the observation by several pleasing anecdotes, re- ferring also to the grandeur which was so eminently conspicuous in Mozarts compositions ...

... Donfers a right In this country to a similar distinction. The concert achome hkoluded numbers from Verdi, Ponchleili, Ballini, Mozart, Roseisl, and Tito Mattei-a variety of selection certainly calculated to eorure general approval. There were n3oo a couple ...

... career from manhood till his esily dcath, nt the age of 35 years and 10 month1s. In a meineroidum of his fattier, Leopold Mozart, we uind the follow- leg aecoatet of )tAYMN'S OPINION OF eoZ&tIrT. Ons the 12th, Tosepi lllaydnii was with is. Three of theistest ...