Life of Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy
Life of Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy
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But this circumstance arose primarily from the admirable works chosen by Mendels- sohn as the basis for the concerts. The reader who goes over the programme of that winter's entertainments is astonished at the wealth of classic pieces, and their tasteful collocation in relation to each other. Handel, Gluck, Haydn, Beethoven, Mozart, Cherubini, Weber, Spohr, Rossini, alternate ia the list, yet not to the exclusion of the later and the latest masters in music. For example, new symphonies by Kalli...woda, Lachner, Mohring, and Dobrycinski were given, and the newly discovered symphony by Franz Schubert (C major), which took the palm from all the rest. As an example of a genuine classic programme, which yet did not lack the charm of the greatest variety, take this one : over- ture to "Iphigenia, " by Gluck; chorus, "The dust's vain cares, " by Haydn; "O salutaris hostia!" by Che- rubini, sung by Mrs. Shaw ; variations for the violin, by Lipinski, played by Ulrich ; cavatina from " Romeo and Juliet, " by Zingarelli, sung by Mrs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But this circumstance arose primarily from the admirable works chosen by Mendels- sohn as the basis for the concerts. The reader who goes over the programme of that winter's entertainments is astonished at the wealth of classic pieces, and their tasteful collocation in relation to each other. Handel, Gluck, Haydn, Beethoven, Mozart, Cherubini, Weber, Spohr, Rossini, alternate ia the list, yet not to the exclusion of the later and the latest masters in music. For example, new symphonies by Kalli...woda, Lachner, Mohring, and Dobrycinski were given, and the newly discovered symphony by Franz Schubert (C major), which took the palm from all the rest. As an example of a genuine classic programme, which yet did not lack the charm of the greatest variety, take this one : over- ture to "Iphigenia, " by Gluck; chorus, "The dust's vain cares, " by Haydn; "O salutaris hostia!" by Che- rubini, sung by Mrs. Shaw ; variations for the violin, by Lipinski, played by Ulrich ; cavatina from " Romeo and Juliet, " by Zingarelli, sung by Mrs.
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