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 OF BOSXOI^. 
 
 MISS MINNIE DEEG. Soprano, 
 
 MISS ELLA. BRAYTON, Contralto, ' 
 
 MR. W. H KOCH, Tenor, 
 
 GEO. ft. BEYERLE, Tenor-Baritone, 
 
 MR. NEWCOMB, Pianist <& Aooompanist. 
 _^^__^____^ MR. KOCH, Violinist. 
 
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 1. QUARTETTE-Sweet and Low Z^'.'T...T'. Baimbt 
 
 2. ARIA— Aiij^eUBver Bright at i Fair, (or selection) Uasdu 
 
 8. DUO— From" Trovatore"- Home to Our Mountains Vmdi 
 
 . __„„ ™,u « -■ y . , MIga BmyioM, Mr. Koch. 
 
 4. SONG— Tlie Mariner (orielecUon) . puH,, 
 
 's. BALLAD -Selection *!■■.*.."?*!■.'*;.,. .............'....... 
 
 6. VIOLIN SOLO-LaJolie Coquette .*'.'*' .".?**; MoLLWcnAOia 
 
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 -From " Martha "—Last Rose of Summer Fioxow 
 
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 1 the Tide comes in MitiABB 
 
 \, ,. NiiM BrNylon. 
 *">*''>''** •• KrLLAB 
 
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 Jce Violmand Piano)- Ah ! So True Rstabrooi 
 
 Him Derg, Mr. Kocb, Mr. Newconib, 
 
 4. BALLAD-<Selectlon) 
 
 Miss Brnyloit. 
 
 6. SONO— Vol-che-sepete, " Silently Blending." Mozart 
 
 Mr4 Koch. 
 
 8. DUO— I know a Bank, " Midsummer Nljfhts Dream," MMD«uiBonH 
 
 Miss Uees, Miss BrHytOM. ^«j. «<» 
 
 /. QUARTETTE-Oood Night, BelovoJ W. ^ PiNSUii 
 
 Doors open at 7:3J Concert at 8 o'clock. 
 
 Rese- . seats, without extw charge, if secured in advance, at A 8. MURRAY U CO.'S, Jewellere. 
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 ■The Burdett Organ ^s used exclusively by the MOZART QUARTETTE, because of its excentioual 
 voonlity and ({eneral excellence. ' *" 
 
 Qhroniole Powon* Pt<««»es, Ingsnsoll, Ont. 
 
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 The Concert on Saturday evening by the Mozaffc Quartette was attended by a high y ap- 
 preciative audience, and is pronounced one of the btst given ,u this city Tbe Sacred Con. 
 cert at the Congregational Church was also fully attended, the church being hUed to over- 
 flowing with our music loving citizens. — /Inn Arbor Recjmter. 
 
 The Concert irfUbe Court House last evening by the Moairt Quartette wasjistened to 
 by a very large audience, who showed their appreciation of the music by freqaent antl 
 hearty applaurffe. Miss Deeg disarmed all criticism, and secured attention and favor at 
 once. — Lebanon Daili/ Neicti. 
 
 The Concert last evening by the Mozart Quartette gave real ploa8U"-e The best 
 critics of New York were present, and all that had been previously sau of the Quartette 
 was fully veriHed by their performance. The company is strong an.l the «.ven,u|8 of song 
 they give are veritable " apples of gold in pictures of silver."- ForA tvemufj Dispatch. 
 
 The' Mozart Quartette fully met the expectation of all. The personnel oi the members 
 of the Quartette and their director at once place their auditors at ease, ffl th^y'J^'^Y ^r 
 ]y win cordial fiu^. .r. Miss Deeg's singing ^ill be remembered by a 1 who have heard her 
 sweTtvoke Miss Brayton touched sympathetic cords with rich, deep contralto tones. 
 Mr Koch sings with fe?vor and understaudingly. Mr. Beyer le's voice is mellow in tone 
 i.leasing modulation and distinct articulation being a marked feature in his singing. 1 rot. 
 t^ewcomb exhibited tact, taste and talent, and in the difficult task assumed his 
 musical ability was clearly distinguishable, H-s piano solo, " Kvcning bong, is a gem of 
 sweetness and sentiment The professor responded after two recalls by a fane performance 
 of a brilliant waltz. — York Evening Daily. 
 
 The Mozart Quartette gave a Concert iu the Marke^ Hall last evening. Our citizens 
 expected to bear excellent singing, and they were not disappointed. The performance of 
 " Aben I eid" and "Triumphal March "by Mr. Newcomb, showea his artistic ability. 
 All present were satisfied, and >yish to hear the Mozarts hgam.—PotMoim Ledr/er. 
 
 The Mozart Quartette Concert Saturday evening was a genuine treat to lovers of good 
 music. — Brant/ord Daily Expotitor. 
 
 The elite of Geneva greeted the Mozarts last evening. The programme was choice and 
 finely rendered.— G^nfm (X. Y.) GnzHte. 
 
 The Mmzart Quabtette— This company gave one of the best musical entertainments 
 here last evening, that our best indues have had the opportunity of hearing for some time. 
 Thei'r programme was an excellent one, cont. ii.iug uoth,ng but tie iniest selections n m 
 their extensive repertoire, sweetly sung, and with a .listiiictness of iiitonati..n ran.lN attaiir 
 ed by concert singers. It is to be hoped that they may be induced to give another concert 
 here. — J ackscm Daily Citizen. 
 
 The Mozart Quartette gave one of their refined and highly eojoyable Concerts last 
 evening. The programme was choice and rendered most faithfully many points beinir 
 observed by the singers that are rarely considered. Their enunciation 
 'distinct, and words reserved their true meaning and proper exprf^ssion 
 Tjure voice and captivating manner. Miss Brayten won all by her rich co: 
 graceful bearing. The gentlemen, Mr. Koch and Mr. Beyerle gave sa 
 Newcomb deserves every compliment for his fine piano performance. A 
 glad to hear the Mozarts again.— CAo^Aam Plamt. 
 
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