Letters of Edward Fitzgerald
Letters of Edward Fitzgerald
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Indeed I do not think I shall go: and I have no greatdesire to go. I hear of nothing new in any way worth going up for. Ihave never yet heard the famous Jenny Lind, whom all the world ravesabout. Spedding is especially mad about her, I understand: and, afterthat, is it not best for weaker vessels to keep out of her way? Nightafter night is that bald head seen in one particular position in theOpera house, in a stall; the miserable man has forgot Bacon andphilosophy, and goes after strange women.... There is no doubt this lady isa wonderful singer; but I will not go into hot crowds till another Pastacomes; I have heard no one since her worth being crushed for. And toperform in one's head one of Handel's choruses is better than most of theExeter Hall performances. I went to hear Mendelssohn's Elijah lastspring: and found it wasn't at all worth the trouble. Though very goodmusic it is not original: Haydn much better. I think the day ofOratorios is gone, like the day for painting Holy Families, etc.
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Indeed I do not think I shall go: and I have no greatdesire to go. I hear of nothing new in any way worth going up for. Ihave never yet heard the famous Jenny Lind, whom all the world ravesabout. Spedding is especially mad about her, I understand: and, afterthat, is it not best for weaker vessels to keep out of her way? Nightafter night is that bald head seen in one particular position in theOpera house, in a stall; the miserable man has forgot Bacon andphilosophy, and goes after strange women.... There is no doubt this lady isa wonderful singer; but I will not go into hot crowds till another Pastacomes; I have heard no one since her worth being crushed for. And toperform in one's head one of Handel's choruses is better than most of theExeter Hall performances. I went to hear Mendelssohn's Elijah lastspring: and found it wasn't at all worth the trouble. Though very goodmusic it is not original: Haydn much better. I think the day ofOratorios is gone, like the day for painting Holy Families, etc.
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