... prelude and fugue of Bach, for violin solo. The vocal items are Schubert's beautiful Barcarolle, and the Non temer of Mozart, Tickets may be had at the principal music shops. HARP AND PIANO-FORTE RECITAL. It is not often that an entertaipment professedly ...

... entitled by Ho-fmanI rh in Vienna in 1820. Mozart's thirty-first-of his compositions Of that Ols35 t5] breitel a novelty here It aboeads with melodY 5DU I eP4 throughout the light-bearted gaiety of the in whom Mozart was living when he wrote i- s gr 1778. ...

... ambitions and, at the same time, the most rl as tisfac tory perfor mansce of the week., wasth:st ef lalst nliht, 11 whtnI Mozart's inacterpiese Don iosvanni was givenI before a largc and appreciative siudieonn, The castc, if si not an ideal one, was9 ...

... conposer of oratorio, and an aspirint for admis. sioT to t1e gootily fellowslip of epic tone poets, ?? whom Bach, Hamndel, Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, and Mendelssoln are the great exemplars and shining lights. His vuaqnum opus, it is true, is but a frangment, ...

... theatre, Herr Bernier has found the mcans of reducing at will the size of tile stage. It is thought that the comnic operas of Mozart's will especially bt heard to greater adrantage under the new cendition and on October 4th, the first trial of this invention ...

... composser should have kept it heck solIsghasnetbeem publicly explained. The work is a very line one, ant we mucia admired. The Mozart selection was an admirable one, though perheps prudery would have excepted t(be Xada uy ~r. Sentley). Hlowever, as everybody ...

... the old schooL That is to say, up to the year 1879 he frequently took the second violin in quartets of Beethoven, Haydn, and Mozart, and performed the part with scrupulous accuracy, but without (so far as I can recollect) any vmre or fire. He was very slow ...

... completed two views In Egypt at the especial request of the late Kingwhich are now thrown back on his hands. The Requiem of Mozart was sung at the Chapel of the Hospital of the Knights of Malta, in Great Ormond Street, last week, for the repose of the soul ...

... opera Ugo Conte di Parigi ; tie; lovely trio Soave sia il vento, ?? Sherrington, Madame Patey, and Signor Foli, from Mozart's opera bouffe Cosi fan tutEi, produced in January, 1790; the tenor air Se tanto in ira, from Donizetti's Linda, for ...

... James Mathews, ~ rk~s and the indispensable tuning-up cohipleted, the busintas otr f the day ~commenced with a rehecarsal of Mozart's G M minor symphony, 'the most dainty and fairy-like, yet withal cu-impassioned, of the forty-oneg recognised works of this ...

... imumagsne (f Flanto Jasgico).- - * * * * * * * Mozart. so~natain G, To. 3. Opera iO-ldme. AarbeDli Goddstrd and M. Samoteto n - -- .-etoveln. Arie-Midlle. Adelina Patti-Non nml dir (Don Giovanni) . .. Mozart Duetto - Mademoiselle Titinns and Madame Ru ...

... 'huinlng their wany to recognition inthiscountry, having aireadybeen accorded a place in ?? ?? concert prorianralnmee The Mozart quartett, one of the master's most beiustiful and Ldnlirctl wvorli, and the early pianoforte sonata ot 1.eetlhoven are both ...