How to Appreciate Music
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This high sense of duty toward his public accounts in part for his supremacy among pianist?
Paderewski is not a mere virtuoso. He is a man of fine intellectual gifts who plays the piano like a poet. Paul i6o HOW TO APPRECIATE MUSIC Potter, the playwright, who lives in Geneva, Switzer- land, and occasionally has dined there with Pade- rewski, tells me that he has conversed with the pianist on almost every conceivable subject except music and always found him remarkably well informed.
His knowled...ge of the history of his native land, Po- land, and of its literature is said to be quite won- derful. Chopin, also a Pole, he idolizes and regards as far and away the greatest composer for the piano.
To the fund for the Chopin memorial at Warsaw he contributes by charging one dollar for his autograph, and two dollars for his signature and a few bars of music. From the money received as the proceeds of one season's autographs he was able to remit about $1,300 to the fund.
When the amusing little dialogue at the supper table, which I have recorded, takes place, the pianoforte which the virtuoso has used at his concert already will he on the way to its next destination.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This high sense of duty toward his public accounts in part for his supremacy among pianist?
Paderewski is not a mere virtuoso. He is a man of fine intellectual gifts who plays the piano like a poet. Paul i6o HOW TO APPRECIATE MUSIC Potter, the playwright, who lives in Geneva, Switzer- land, and occasionally has dined there with Pade- rewski, tells me that he has conversed with the pianist on almost every conceivable subject except music and always found him remarkably well informed.
His knowled...ge of the history of his native land, Po- land, and of its literature is said to be quite won- derful. Chopin, also a Pole, he idolizes and regards as far and away the greatest composer for the piano.
To the fund for the Chopin memorial at Warsaw he contributes by charging one dollar for his autograph, and two dollars for his signature and a few bars of music. From the money received as the proceeds of one season's autographs he was able to remit about $1,300 to the fund.
When the amusing little dialogue at the supper table, which I have recorded, takes place, the pianoforte which the virtuoso has used at his concert already will he on the way to its next destination.
What to read after How to Appreciate Music?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kobbé Gustav to read onlineMoreLess
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