Art, Literature, And the Drama
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I must insert other beautiful tributes to the genius of Handel.
After the quarrel between Handel and many of the English nobles, which led to their setting up an opera in opposition to his, they sent to engage Hasse and Porpora, as their composers.
When Hasse was invited over, the first question he asked was, whether Handel was dead. Being answered in the negative, he long refused to come, thinking it impossible that a nation, which might claim the benefit of Handel's genius, could ask aid from... any other.
When Handel was in Italy, Scarlatti saw him first at the car- nival, playing on the harpsichord, in his mask. Scarlatti immediately affirmed it could be none but the famous Saxon or the devil.
Scarlatti, pursuing the acquaintance, tried Handel's powers in every way.
" When they came to the organ, not a doubt remained as to which the preference belonged. Scarlatti himself declared the superiority of his an- tagonist, and owned that until he had heard him upon this instrument, he LIVES OF THE GREAT COMPOSERS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I must insert other beautiful tributes to the genius of Handel.
After the quarrel between Handel and many of the English nobles, which led to their setting up an opera in opposition to his, they sent to engage Hasse and Porpora, as their composers.
When Hasse was invited over, the first question he asked was, whether Handel was dead. Being answered in the negative, he long refused to come, thinking it impossible that a nation, which might claim the benefit of Handel's genius, could ask aid from... any other.
When Handel was in Italy, Scarlatti saw him first at the car- nival, playing on the harpsichord, in his mask. Scarlatti immediately affirmed it could be none but the famous Saxon or the devil.
Scarlatti, pursuing the acquaintance, tried Handel's powers in every way.
" When they came to the organ, not a doubt remained as to which the preference belonged. Scarlatti himself declared the superiority of his an- tagonist, and owned that until he had heard him upon this instrument, he LIVES OF THE GREAT COMPOSERS.
What to read after Art, Literature, And the Drama?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fuller Margaret to read onlineMoreLess
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