George Thomson the Friend of Burns His Life And Correspondence
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Of revision and simplification] in the strongest terms ; but if a little of your eloquence be also necessary, 1 am persuaded it will not be wanting. Perhaps Fries' [the Vienna bankers] arguments may be more prevailing than either yours or mine ; if so, they must, no doubt, be employed, though I really think they have said enough already. Kozeluch CORRESPONDENCE ABOUT THE MUSIC 301 should consider it his duty to do at last what I represented to be an essential requisite at the first. Had he atte...nded to my original representation in regard to the songs, 1 would not only have saved a very considerable expense, but what I have felt much more, the loss of much precious time and indescribable trouble.
The fault was really Thomson's own in i, ''oing for help to one who so little understood the character- istics and requirements of Scottish national melody. But this by the way. Mr. Straton is again the medium of our learning how Kozeluch took the above. On the 3rd of February (1801) he sends to Thomson what the latter calls "a rude epistle" of Kozeluch's (unfortunately it is not now in existence), accompanied by some comments of his own.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of revision and simplification] in the strongest terms ; but if a little of your eloquence be also necessary, 1 am persuaded it will not be wanting. Perhaps Fries' [the Vienna bankers] arguments may be more prevailing than either yours or mine ; if so, they must, no doubt, be employed, though I really think they have said enough already. Kozeluch CORRESPONDENCE ABOUT THE MUSIC 301 should consider it his duty to do at last what I represented to be an essential requisite at the first. Had he atte...nded to my original representation in regard to the songs, 1 would not only have saved a very considerable expense, but what I have felt much more, the loss of much precious time and indescribable trouble.
The fault was really Thomson's own in i, ''oing for help to one who so little understood the character- istics and requirements of Scottish national melody. But this by the way. Mr. Straton is again the medium of our learning how Kozeluch took the above. On the 3rd of February (1801) he sends to Thomson what the latter calls "a rude epistle" of Kozeluch's (unfortunately it is not now in existence), accompanied by some comments of his own.
What to read after George Thomson the Friend of Burns His Life And Correspondence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Cuthbert James Cuthbert Hadden to read onlineMoreLess
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