In the Garret
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[122] Isaac Albeniz turn invaded by Phoenicians, Carthaginians, Goths, Moors, and Christians . . . the market rich in fruit, grapes, peaches, medlars ... a famous bull-ring . . . El Puerto: the mountain portal from which the robber bands were formerly accus- tomed to descend and infest the high road from Seville to Cadiz. . . . The rhythm runs in the quick decisive trot of mules . . . El Polo: the sobbing strain of an old Andalusian song, " speak- ing directly to the spine, sending an unaccount...able shiver through one "... Eritana : an inn out- side Seville. Can this be Lillas Pastia's? Mar- liave says that this music " waddles, good- humoured and joking, like Sancho Panza's donkey approaching the rack of a Sevillan inn." And to Marliave the culminating point in the series is Jerez, a picture of the city of sherry, " an absolute masterpiece of pure musical beauty." I would find it difficult to pick my own favourite. Indeed it is usually, as. is the case with Gilbert and Sulli- van operas, the latest one I have heard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[122] Isaac Albeniz turn invaded by Phoenicians, Carthaginians, Goths, Moors, and Christians . . . the market rich in fruit, grapes, peaches, medlars ... a famous bull-ring . . . El Puerto: the mountain portal from which the robber bands were formerly accus- tomed to descend and infest the high road from Seville to Cadiz. . . . The rhythm runs in the quick decisive trot of mules . . . El Polo: the sobbing strain of an old Andalusian song, " speak- ing directly to the spine, sending an unaccount...able shiver through one "... Eritana : an inn out- side Seville. Can this be Lillas Pastia's? Mar- liave says that this music " waddles, good- humoured and joking, like Sancho Panza's donkey approaching the rack of a Sevillan inn." And to Marliave the culminating point in the series is Jerez, a picture of the city of sherry, " an absolute masterpiece of pure musical beauty." I would find it difficult to pick my own favourite. Indeed it is usually, as. is the case with Gilbert and Sulli- van operas, the latest one I have heard.
What to read after In the Garret?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Van Vechten Carl to read onlineMoreLess
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