Catechism of Musical History V. 2
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But the German comic opera reached its highest perfection really in Mozart.
löy.Lnwhatdoes the historicalimportance of Mozart consist^ First and foremost, it is to be mentioned, that Mozart was in general one of the most eminent musical natures CHAP. XII T. ] THE MUSIC OF THE EIGHTEENTH CENTUR V. j - (^ the world has ever seen. If ever musical creation was an inmost necessity to any master, it was so to him. The perfect naturalness, the unreflecting spontaneity of invention, is at least equally... characteristic in him as in Haydn, com- pared with whom, however, he is distinguished by greater nobility of feeling, by higher cultivation. Haydn was, a child of the people, grew up remote from his father's house, and married unhappily; Mozart was the son of a highly educated musical artist, and enjoyed the inestimable advantage of genuine German family life, as we shall presently see. In reference first to instrumental music, it was Haydn who in almost innumerable works first and finally established the importance of a regular subdivision of themes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the German comic opera reached its highest perfection really in Mozart.
löy.Lnwhatdoes the historicalimportance of Mozart consist^ First and foremost, it is to be mentioned, that Mozart was in general one of the most eminent musical natures CHAP. XII T. ] THE MUSIC OF THE EIGHTEENTH CENTUR V. j - (^ the world has ever seen. If ever musical creation was an inmost necessity to any master, it was so to him. The perfect naturalness, the unreflecting spontaneity of invention, is at least equally... characteristic in him as in Haydn, com- pared with whom, however, he is distinguished by greater nobility of feeling, by higher cultivation. Haydn was, a child of the people, grew up remote from his father's house, and married unhappily; Mozart was the son of a highly educated musical artist, and enjoyed the inestimable advantage of genuine German family life, as we shall presently see. In reference first to instrumental music, it was Haydn who in almost innumerable works first and finally established the importance of a regular subdivision of themes.
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