Foundations of Modern Europe Twelve Lectures Delivered in the University of Lon
Foundations of Modern Europe Twelve Lectures Delivered in the University of Lon
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The profound passion, the mysteriousness of his Etudes SymphoniqueSy his G Minor Sonata for the Piano, the exultant joy of his B Flat Major Symphony, stand un- equalled to the present day. Although Schumann's compositions are a musical continuation of the literary works of E. T. A. Hoffmann, they are yet a world by themselves, and have been equalled by nothing since the death of their incomparable composer.
Chopin is probably the most original artist that ever lived. Much to the detriment of hi...s fame he has published, with few exceptions, only works of a small compass. Moreover, he called them mazurkas, waltzes, and polonaises, and thus gave his innumerable enemies an easy means of falling foul of such " dance music. " As a matter of fact, Chopin's music is of the most legitimate character. The author of the present work can testify from experience that on all his travels, from California to Roumania, and from North Germany to the Southern states of America, he has heard no music played more often, admired more heartily, and appealing to the emotions of men and THE REACTION 1 47 women more strongly than that of the unfortunate Pole.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The profound passion, the mysteriousness of his Etudes SymphoniqueSy his G Minor Sonata for the Piano, the exultant joy of his B Flat Major Symphony, stand un- equalled to the present day. Although Schumann's compositions are a musical continuation of the literary works of E. T. A. Hoffmann, they are yet a world by themselves, and have been equalled by nothing since the death of their incomparable composer.
Chopin is probably the most original artist that ever lived. Much to the detriment of hi...s fame he has published, with few exceptions, only works of a small compass. Moreover, he called them mazurkas, waltzes, and polonaises, and thus gave his innumerable enemies an easy means of falling foul of such " dance music. " As a matter of fact, Chopin's music is of the most legitimate character. The author of the present work can testify from experience that on all his travels, from California to Roumania, and from North Germany to the Southern states of America, he has heard no music played more often, admired more heartily, and appealing to the emotions of men and THE REACTION 1 47 women more strongly than that of the unfortunate Pole.
What to read after Foundations of Modern Europe Twelve Lectures Delivered in the University of Lon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emil Reich to read onlineMoreLess
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