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... on his harpsichord; I told his father, that I should be glad to hear some of his extemporary compositions . The father ... ... middle of it, he had worked himself up to such a pitch, that he beat his harpsichord like a ... ... , of which I was a witness, prove his genius and invention to have been most astonishing; ...

... 5. Januar 1792: » Haydn and Pleyel are to be picted against each other this season, ... ... in eight or ten days and it shall be forwarded to you by the first safe opportunity ... ... and well as a man of 75 can be expected to be .« Thomson, der ...

... , the God did know, And bow'd to him and 's Bass prodigious low ... ... but Himself. Even Kings and Queens were to be contend with whatever low characters. ... ... the Permit, he should be at liberty to appeal to three Judges of Musick, ...

... ingenious son, which You were pleased lately to make Them, and to retour You their Thanks for the same. ... ... left off abruptly, that little Mozart hath immediately taken it up, and worked it after a most ... ... but seven years of age, and is said to have composed some church services when he was ...

... , which we apprehend are contrary to law and good manners, and give great offence to ... ... virtuous Subjects, we do present the same and recommend them to be prosecuted and suppressed as common nuisances ... ... finest in Europe; they will be open'd to-morrow, and a new Anthem will be ...

... numerous train of lords, gentlemen, and ladies, went up by water to Chelsea, and was entertain'd with an excellent ... ... in the morning, return'd by water to Whitehall, and thence to St. James's palace. « ... ... literature and learning, and great skill in musick and painting, and who was a great ...