... Rubinstein. Mozart's quintetto in E flat, in which the late J. II. Cramer was wont, many years since, to enchant his audi- tors at the Philharmonic Concerts, by his exquisite piano- forto playing, is still fresh in the memory of many devotees of Mozart. It may ...

... ? 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 ...

... relief to the elaborate ?? compositions for the stringed instruments. The first a of these which figures in the programme, Mozart's r quartet in G, comprises all the peculiar excellences ' of the great maestro;-the most tender and touching 3 melodies, ...

... music of Mozart, and the 11usd of e2qoiaits melody is us welcome to the merest novice as to the moat cultivated arliste. A constant succession of tuneful passages all can appreciate n.d understand, and when allied to the consummate skill of a Mozart in all ...

... violin and tenor (Mr. Sairton and Mr. H. Blagrove) ?? Mozart. Aria (Madame Solari) .. ?? Handel. Symphony in A (No. 7) ?? Beethoven. PART II. Pianoforte concerto, in C minor (Miss A. Goddard) ?? ?? Mozart. Aria (MadamieRadersdorff) . Meyerbeer. Overture, ...

... Beetboven. Aria., Soliche ergelaufne Laffen,- Herr Fornmes; Die EatlyiCt2jf acus dern Seraoi Mozart. Overture, Anacreono .C. .,,Cierubini. The G minor Symphony of Mozart, in which the finest effects are produced without the aid of brass or calf's-skin, and ...

... to the beautiful symphony of Mozart, by taking its first move- ment slower than it is usually taken, thus allowing the beauty of Mozsrt'a round and graceful periods to be fully felt. We ane convinced that such wasn Mozart'a own reading. It is well known ...

... enthusiastic. The concert was principally devoted to the exhibition of the beauties of Mozart--the principal selections having been culled from the programme of the Mozart Festival, celebrated last year upon the anniversary of the great composer's death. ...

... Beethoven's May Song, and an air from Mozart's Zauberflole. In the second, we have an air from Acis and Galatea, another, from Don Giovaani; With verdure clad, from the Creation, and a selection from Mozart's Sonata, Op. 11. Whilst in the third book ...

... the most tuneful allegros ever writ. ten, went, as Mozart said of a similar performance, like oil. Another quartett, for pianoforte, violin, violoncello, and organ, though not strictly a work of Mozart, claimed a place in the programme in right of its ...

... as those of the preceding-wby we know not. The selection con- sisted of instrumental rnorceamea selected from the works of Mozart, and vocal pieces by Beethoven, Handel, Mendelssohn, and Molique, They were interpreted by Miss Laura Baxter and Mr. Sims ...

... of Hummel, Beethovetiiand Mozart. Hummel was a pupil of Miozart's, and a pupilbn every way worthy of such pa a master. Ha has all Mozart asgrm cand elegance, with grati Pt energy in development, not alwayps'btained by Mozart in his g a chamber music; ...