... funeral obeequies were on the point of eelebration--his guest, his benefartor, the proposed godfather of his child-was Mozart I Mozart had exhaled his last melodious sigh at Ruttler's miserable threshold I Seated on tho shapeless stool he had composed his ...

... accurate secount of Mozart's life, but he must zely upon the performers who accompanied him to illustrate the gens of the great com poserin angauage tar moreeloqaentthan that to which be could give expression Having mentioned that of Mozart's productions624 ...

... the lungs andeo0vulsione, The jury returned a verdict in accordance with the medical evidence, LECTURn oN MOZART,-An interesting leoture on Mozart., with musical illustrations, was delivered by Mr 1, R, Norris Mathews, at the lecture haill of the Victoria ...

... educational value. It was varied enough in all conscience, for Mozart, Couperin, Scarlattl, Chopin, Schubert, and Mendelssohn by no means exhausted the list of composers represented. Mozart's Sonata in A Major headed the list, and a little later on Chopin's ...

... cordially recognised the services which had been rendered to the Church by Haydu and Mozart. In the evening, when there was a crowded congregation, the service comprised Mozart's offertorium Splendente te Deus, a fine litany arranged from Costa's Eli, Anfossi's ...

... attractive items, all of which were much e njoyed. The contributions of Mliss Trotman included selctions from the w orks of Mozart, Schumann, Spohr, and Edward German, and they were given with marked ability and skili. Mliss M. ! . Shekieton executed Chopin's ...

... disastrous defeats.-hWest- minster Review. I II : ; A MUerICcAL MATrc.-Haydn challenged Mozart to-compose a piece of music which the former could not play at sight. Mozart accepted the task, and supper and champagne was to be the forfeit. In five minutes a ...

... ereat musicians of former times. At your age I used to say, ' I ?? at twent-filve I eaid, ' I and Mozart ?? at forty, Mozart and ?? Now I say, ' Mozart.' When a man is riding a bicycle he looks neither to the right nor to tbe left, but appears to be ...

... way through it, he suiddenly sepdaig How's this, Mozart, bow's this ? You've got ?? out to the ends of the piano, and yet theme's a middle key to he touihedl? Nobody can play such music as this.- Mozart, laughin at Haydn' IPorplexcity and anger, took ...

... The programme which was of a much more preten- tious character tbian that presented last year, opened with the overture to Mozart's Die Zauberfl6te, and the sad associations connected with the opera, which was produced only three months before the death ...

... the rytop of Park-street, was opened on Thursday last with a selection . of sacred music from the works of Handel, Haydn, Mozart, Whitfield, &c., sung by the pupils of the institution. Divine Fi service in the norningcommenced at eleven o'clock with Haydn's ...

... are they not both to be obse, praised as having done a United Service? neear MOZART'S ORIGIN.-A German etymologist prides work himself on having found out the meaning of Mozart's name. fam6 He says, It is derived from Tlus. the abbreviation of Mlusic ...