Liszt
Liszt
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As each of the twelve Symphonic Poems appeared, hostile criticism was liberally poured upon it. But while their composer strongly resented any depreciation of Wagner's art, all that was levelled against his own was taken almost as a matter of course.
'Really, I often require the patience becoming a Confrater of the Franciscan order to bear so many intolerable things. ' Even these mild words have as much reference to the treatment of men whom he was endeavouring to serve as to himself.
Regarding... the cool reception of his compositions he wrote, ' I have to hear and read so much about them, that I have no opinion on the subject, and continue to work only from persistent inner conviction, and without any claims to recognition or approval. Several of my intimate fiiends, for example Joachim, and formerly Schumann and others, have shown themselves strange, doubtful, and unfavourable towards my musical creations. I owe them no grudge on that account, and cannot retaliate, because I take a sincere and comprehensive interest in their work, ' I once informed Liszt, when he was just leaving Florence for Rome in the very early hours of an exceedingly cold morning, of the projected performance of his fine Tliirteenth Psalm in England.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As each of the twelve Symphonic Poems appeared, hostile criticism was liberally poured upon it. But while their composer strongly resented any depreciation of Wagner's art, all that was levelled against his own was taken almost as a matter of course.
'Really, I often require the patience becoming a Confrater of the Franciscan order to bear so many intolerable things. ' Even these mild words have as much reference to the treatment of men whom he was endeavouring to serve as to himself.
Regarding... the cool reception of his compositions he wrote, ' I have to hear and read so much about them, that I have no opinion on the subject, and continue to work only from persistent inner conviction, and without any claims to recognition or approval. Several of my intimate fiiends, for example Joachim, and formerly Schumann and others, have shown themselves strange, doubtful, and unfavourable towards my musical creations. I owe them no grudge on that account, and cannot retaliate, because I take a sincere and comprehensive interest in their work, ' I once informed Liszt, when he was just leaving Florence for Rome in the very early hours of an exceedingly cold morning, of the projected performance of his fine Tliirteenth Psalm in England.
What to read after Liszt?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Campbell Mackenzie to read onlineMoreLess
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