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... Minuet Finale (Haydn), O.ivotte (Thomas), Czardas (Michiels), Kntr Act (Keinoeke), ** Herzwundeu ■ (Grieg), Overture, “Figaro Mozart. Th-kota ami ,to h« obtained of Mr. Charles Wood, the Bickley. Admis-ioa Is. ...
... Minuet and Finale (Haydn), Gavotte (Thoiua-sK Czardas (Michicls), Entr Act (Keinceke), Herawundcu (Grieg), Overture, ‘‘Figaro” Mozart. Tick via 6a. and fr., to obtained of Mr. Cbarlav Wood, the Vtcaraca. Bkfcktjr. AdaiUMon la ...
... MLSS MAUD ELLIOTT. MISS VICTORIA BATH. - MR. LEONARD BEDDOME. Among** other item* the following work* will be performed: MOZARTS CLARIONET QUINTETTE, DUETT: VIOLIN & CLARIONET (K*ton Failing). ARENSKY TRIO, MINOR. Ticket! can be obtained of E. Strong ...
... CRAHB. - MISS NLA CD ELLIOTT. MISS VICTORIA BATH. MR. LEONARD Amongst ot!in item* the following works will Inl»erfoniwd: MOZARTS CLARIONET QLINTETTE, DUETT: VIOLIN & CLARIONET llUtun Kanin)!). ARENSKY TRIO, I) MINOR. can Hi: ob(ain«d K. Strong and Sonn ...
... guirtxl). hut the atiille • Oil the pedal., ii a all uX.jhl j.it C example of pure tone artistically subordinated. sang Mozart'. Venom — with petted conception of what required of them ;Atli' ability to trantlAte it into their -maiog. Happy ehoir ...
... (prioe 3d.) worth doable the money, it is borne journal for maid and matron, and oaten excellently for ita readers. THE MOZART SUPPLEMENT to the December number of the Musical Times’* is ju*t what required, and snppliea want that has long been felt ...
... 30, and High Mass at eleven o'clock, the celebrant at each service being the Rev. E. Carrall, and the music at the latter Mozart's Twelfth. The Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament followed the eleven o'clock High Mass in the new church by Father Carrall ...
... evening included the Cantata and Delia (Hopkina) in 1 at. The anthems were ahall dwell the laud istainert and Gloria.** from Mozart« The spec al hymns were and and the psalm* the 84th and 148lh. Ihe edifice itself presented a most eff.ctive appearance, and ...
... England then Exeter Hall, where Mozart first gave concert*, at some of which Mendelssohn was present. It was in April, ISI7. that Mendelssohn's âElijahâ was performed in Ex. Ur Il.dl, under his own direction. We then came Mozart, who lived with heircutter ...
... K. Crane, although not so effectively, think, we have previously heard this lady in the same selection. âGloriaâ from Mozarts 12th Mass proved a feature of the evening, and was exceedingly well rendered by the clmir. After another hymn âWonderful ...
... and Harper. Harry. '• The t r rtunl.o ne. Pa.t. nt . 41 Future. Port. 1911. 333. Iladden. J. C., '• Favourite Opera. front Mozart to Mn.eagni: Their Plot.. 111-tort. uolnureal iHte;. 1910. lan. A Alan'. Mau. F. Howard. Kelde. The Happy Vanner, F. ...
... Selections of music were played upon the organ Mr. Bailey before awl after the services- from the Afiuiah in ■ the morning, and Mozart’s •‘tiloria in I was played in the evening. ...