Hector Berlioz, Selections From His Letters, And Aesthetic, Humorous, And Satirical Writings
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mous caricature of the recital I am about to undertake of my stay in Brunswick, and yet, see what confidence I have in your friendship, or perhaps how my fear of irony is diminishing, for it is precisely to you that I address it.
. . . Just as I was leaving Leipzig I got a letter from Meyerbeer, teUing me that they could not do anything about my concerts for a month. The great master ad- vised me earnestly to turn this delay to account by go- ing to Brunswick, where I should find, as he said, a...n or- chestra of honor. I followed this advice, but without suspecting that I should be so glad of having done so.
I knew nobody in Brunswick; I was in total darkness as to the disposition of the artists toward me, and the state of the public taste. But the thought that the brothers Miiller were at the head of the orchestra would have been enough to inspire me with all confidence, inde- pendently of Meyerbeer's very encouraging opinion. I had heard them during their last trip to Paris, and I looked upon the playing of Beethoven's quartets by these four virtuosi as one of the most extraordinary prodigies of modern art.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
mous caricature of the recital I am about to undertake of my stay in Brunswick, and yet, see what confidence I have in your friendship, or perhaps how my fear of irony is diminishing, for it is precisely to you that I address it.
. . . Just as I was leaving Leipzig I got a letter from Meyerbeer, teUing me that they could not do anything about my concerts for a month. The great master ad- vised me earnestly to turn this delay to account by go- ing to Brunswick, where I should find, as he said, a...n or- chestra of honor. I followed this advice, but without suspecting that I should be so glad of having done so.
I knew nobody in Brunswick; I was in total darkness as to the disposition of the artists toward me, and the state of the public taste. But the thought that the brothers Miiller were at the head of the orchestra would have been enough to inspire me with all confidence, inde- pendently of Meyerbeer's very encouraging opinion. I had heard them during their last trip to Paris, and I looked upon the playing of Beethoven's quartets by these four virtuosi as one of the most extraordinary prodigies of modern art.
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