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Gautherot, a favourite with the London public, before whom she first appeared in 1 789, was the solo violinist, and Dussek accompanied Mdme. Krumpholz in a duet of his own composition for piano and harp. Burney tells us that FIRST VISIT TO LONDON. 91 Haydn's appearance in tlie orcliestra seemed to have an electrical effect on all present, and he never remembered a performance where greater enthusiasm was displayed. Haydn^s symphony was the second of the Salomon sym- phonies. It was received wit...h great applause, and the adagio was encored, an event of so unusual occurrence that Haydn remembered to tell it years after to Griesinger, as a thing to be noted in his biography. Dr. Pohl (^^ Haydn in London/^ p. 121) remarks on the enthusiasm for good music existing in the smaller London of a cen- tury ago, as proved by the fact that on the evening of Haydn's first concert, crowded audiences attended oratorio performances both in Covent Garden and in Drury Lane theatres.
A mere enumeration of Haydn^s London concerts, with a list of performers more or less forgotten or unknown to the general reader of to-day, would serve only to weary and confuse, and would answer our present purpose less than a more comprehensive view of his social life and doings duriog his stay in England.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gautherot, a favourite with the London public, before whom she first appeared in 1 789, was the solo violinist, and Dussek accompanied Mdme. Krumpholz in a duet of his own composition for piano and harp. Burney tells us that FIRST VISIT TO LONDON. 91 Haydn's appearance in tlie orcliestra seemed to have an electrical effect on all present, and he never remembered a performance where greater enthusiasm was displayed. Haydn^s symphony was the second of the Salomon sym- phonies. It was received wit...h great applause, and the adagio was encored, an event of so unusual occurrence that Haydn remembered to tell it years after to Griesinger, as a thing to be noted in his biography. Dr. Pohl (^^ Haydn in London/^ p. 121) remarks on the enthusiasm for good music existing in the smaller London of a cen- tury ago, as proved by the fact that on the evening of Haydn's first concert, crowded audiences attended oratorio performances both in Covent Garden and in Drury Lane theatres.
A mere enumeration of Haydn^s London concerts, with a list of performers more or less forgotten or unknown to the general reader of to-day, would serve only to weary and confuse, and would answer our present purpose less than a more comprehensive view of his social life and doings duriog his stay in England.
What to read after Joseph Haydn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pauline D Townsend to read onlineMoreLess
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