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... MOZART AUTOGRAPHS. | The Berlin correspondent of the Standard says -On the occasion of the hundredth anniversary of Mozart's death, the 5th December, 1891, the surprising, and, for Berlin, most agreeably sur- prising, fact has come ;to light that the ...
... lecture on Mozart, referred to the roautic Ind interesting circumstances conected with the com. position by Mozart of his celebrasted Requiem, the last work he ever wroe; the visit of the ms rious stranger who gave the order for the Ru quiem; Mozart's acceptance ...
... the premium; here are fifty ducats more.'- 'Sir,' said Mozart with lincreasing asto- nishment, ' who, then, are you T- ' That is nothing to the purpose; in a month's time I shall return.' Poor Mozart was then persuaded that he was no ordinary being; that ...
... possible to MOzarts ietter,'; that little in Mozart's spirit. The ?? nmeut to the incidental ballet in the 131 5 been skilfully adapted from the pianofort* in A. We have not thought it neaessarY t & detailed account of the simple story *.WS Mozarts musrc is ...
... subject of the present lo- tu;s the pianoforte works of Mozart as perfect models of -what pure music ougit to e. He' wag very much disposed io rank Mozart as the most omoiete Of ?? conqosers. Mozart had been surpassed in many single directihs by some who ...
... oP the College on Mozart and his works. It was intended, as the lecturer mentioned ar the outset of his discourEe, as a prelude to the celebration on next Saturday, the ith December, by the Uni- |ersity Choral Society of the Mozart Centenary, by a performanse ...
... announcement that ! a work ofx Mozart's wcul.l he peririned .V:wai alone sufficient to have drawn to thre church a vast conurse of people. for that it would be worthuiiv done might be taken as granted. The selection of Mozart's Twelfth Mass' and Sir Arthur ...
... attributes of the raoc Jesus. The following music wa3 per- faimcd duiing the mass-eeIyrie, No. 12, Mozart. Gloria, Imperial Miass. Credo, No. 12, Mozart, of which the Incarnatus Est, tenor solo, wae beautifully Eung by Mir. HI. Kennedy. During the Oiertory ...
... piece was Mozart's string quartet, N\o 17;, in C maicr, which begins sj with an adagio in minor phrases. slightly recalling }the introduction to Faust; but this some- what gloomy opening is succeeded by an allegro characterised by all Mozart's sweetness ...
... evening ilex grand concert members the Sam Hague Troupe will ...
... organ. Th, music sefected waa-h1rie, 12, Nosrt; Gloria 16, Haydn; Credo, 12, Mozart; Ei gicarabte (which was brilliantly sung by a gentleman sasntear),. banctup, 12, Mozart; Agnus Del, No. 2, Hayden. The 0'alatarie, was sanng by two sopranos, and a tenor ...
... ur. that many of the greatest musicians never went to these schools at all. Beethoven never was at rd one of them, nor vwa Mozart, nor Weber, nor 1 Mendelsohn, nor Schumann, norLiszt. Bachand Haydn were indeed choir'boys, but only foir ile short time. ...