... to the world, without the 'additional accompaniments which too many aspirers fancy they can supply as easily and well as Mozart supplied additional accompaniments for the Messiah-without, in short, any modi- fications whatever; and the gain was seen ...

... plot as our once popular comedy, The Ceilndestine 7ZCarriage, is a move in the right direction. Cimarosa, if not precisely a Mozart; was a fertile and admirable -writer for the stage, and among his comic operas the M1atrinionio .9~grcio has generally been ...

... classical composers. No. I (first series) is 'Air Vari6, by Mozart, arranged with taste and in an easy form by Frank Percival. On the frontispiece are medallion portraits of Beethoven, Handel, Mozart, and Haydn.-An excellent series of Select Transcriptions ...

... Bentham was con- siderably applauded after Mozart's Un aura amorosa. The new Philharmonic Society gave another of its series of concerts in St. James's Hall on Wednesday evening, the chief attraction being Mozart's Zdonenca^. Usually an opera performed ...

... expected in London. As where Rubinstein is Biilow cannot come (which was said by Haydn of Mozart), so where Bilow is Rubinstein cannot come (as was said by Mozart of Haydn). Thus we shall be spared the presence of two thunderers at a time.-Mr. Arthur ...

... notwithstanding some difference of opinion among con. noisseurs, seems destined to replace the more brilliant one by Mozart. Mozart's own orchestral prelude to Don Giovanni, in order to fit it for the concert-rmoo, was submitted to similar treatment ...

... here and there which took his fancy, that lie was commencing a movement which was destined in a few years to drive Haydn and Mozart out of the choirs of the German cathedrals and churches. Having got together a large collection of his old Church music, Proszke ...

... Signor Cotogni (Don Giovanni), and the two airs- Batti batti and Vedrai carino -were charmingly given-just, indeed, as Mozart himself might have wished. The duet ( La ci darem la mano ) and the first air were encored. The voice of Mdlle. Thalberg ...

... characteristic of Mozart, this work deserves more frequent hearing than it gets; but we may hardly hope to see justice done either to it or to the many noble things that endure like neglect. Under the influence of new ideas, even Mozart is fast becoming ...

... to make its own impression. Madame Goddard further took part with Madame Ndruda in Mozart's Sonata in F major; at the close of which both ladies were recalled The Mozart clarionet quintet opened the programme, and Haydn's quartet in D minor (Op. 76) closed ...

... and Musicians (Mozart to Opera) is the least interestigg of the volumes issued; we had no idea that so little matter wozthy of attention could be classed under letter N and far into 0. The first forty-two columns, devoted to Mozart, are interesting ...

... English public, which are to be brought out this season at )rury Lanc, arc Mozart' Oca ?? Caizo, Weber's Abou Ifassan, Cherubini's D~c. V -urn's, and Wagncr's F/irn-ry Dutch- man. Mozart, as is well known, left his One ltel Ctr/ro unfinished; but the musical ...