Grey Roses
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We all said, 'He is splendidly gifted; he will do great things. ' Hehad studied at Cambridge and at Leipsic before coming to Paris. He waslearned, enlightened, and extremely modern; he was a hard worker. Wesaid he would do great things; but I thought in those days, and indeedI still think--and, what is more to the purpose, men who werethemselves musicians and composers, men whose names are known, werebefore me in thinking--that he had already done great things, that thesongs he had already publ...ished were achievements. They seemed to usoriginal in conception, accomplished and felicitous in treatment; theywere full of melody and movement, full of harmonic surprises; they hadstyle and they had 'go. ' One would have imagined they must please atonce the cultivated and the general public. I could never understandwhy they weren't popular. They would be printed; they would be praisedat length, and under distinguished signatures, in the reviews; theywould enjoy an unusual success of approbation; but--they wouldn't_sell_, and they wouldn't get themselves sung at concerts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We all said, 'He is splendidly gifted; he will do great things. ' Hehad studied at Cambridge and at Leipsic before coming to Paris. He waslearned, enlightened, and extremely modern; he was a hard worker. Wesaid he would do great things; but I thought in those days, and indeedI still think--and, what is more to the purpose, men who werethemselves musicians and composers, men whose names are known, werebefore me in thinking--that he had already done great things, that thesongs he had already publ...ished were achievements. They seemed to usoriginal in conception, accomplished and felicitous in treatment; theywere full of melody and movement, full of harmonic surprises; they hadstyle and they had 'go. ' One would have imagined they must please atonce the cultivated and the general public. I could never understandwhy they weren't popular. They would be printed; they would be praisedat length, and under distinguished signatures, in the reviews; theywould enjoy an unusual success of approbation; but--they wouldn't_sell_, and they wouldn't get themselves sung at concerts.
What to read after Grey Roses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harland Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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