Lessons in Musical History
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His whole student life was full of just this sort of self-guided activity. His mind responded to whatever stimulus suited its peculiarities, and whatever he became inter- ested in he pursued with resistless energy until some new interest turned his intellectual forces into a new channel.
It was during these student years in Leipzig that he determined to become a musician, pur- sued his musical studies, partly under excellent teachers, for he did, at last, find out that teachers could help him, ...and wrote considera- ble music, of no value except as apprentice work preparatory to his future creative career.
He developed himself on many sides, not only by musical and literary study, but by practical acquaintance with the stage, availing himself of the opportunities given him by his relatives, some of whom were connected with the theatre, making the acquaintance of many works and writ- ing an opera, which was not performed. He also began writing criticisms which showed much vigor of intellect and keenness of perception.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His whole student life was full of just this sort of self-guided activity. His mind responded to whatever stimulus suited its peculiarities, and whatever he became inter- ested in he pursued with resistless energy until some new interest turned his intellectual forces into a new channel.
It was during these student years in Leipzig that he determined to become a musician, pur- sued his musical studies, partly under excellent teachers, for he did, at last, find out that teachers could help him, ...and wrote considera- ble music, of no value except as apprentice work preparatory to his future creative career.
He developed himself on many sides, not only by musical and literary study, but by practical acquaintance with the stage, availing himself of the opportunities given him by his relatives, some of whom were connected with the theatre, making the acquaintance of many works and writ- ing an opera, which was not performed. He also began writing criticisms which showed much vigor of intellect and keenness of perception.
What to read after Lessons in Musical History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Comfort Fillmore to read onlineMoreLess
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