[86] In relation to a couple of members of the orchestra, who took the liberty to make some saucy remarks on Mendelssohn coming in rather late one morning to direct a rehearsal at the Philharmonic.
[87] Moscheles recovered sufficiently to direct the rest of the performances at the festival, except “Elijah.”
[88] Mendelssohn’s servant.
[89] Dirichlet was engaged in a negotiation about a situation at Heidelberg.
[90] See letter about Reichardt, of December 28, 1833.
[91] After Fanny Hensel’s death.
[92] Mendelssohn and his brother, with their families, went together to Switzerland after Fanny Hensel’s death.
[93] The author of the ‘History of Greece.’
[94] To allow the “Elijah” to be performed for the benefit of that institution.
[95] Mendelssohn was to direct the “Elijah” in Vienna.