Ludwig Van Beethoven
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Nevertheless, musicians such as Berlioz and Liszt with their "symphonious poesy", furnished with complete explanatory programs, trace back to a man like Beethoven the authorship of the so-called "idealism" in instrumental music. They do (63) 22 Quarterly German Magazine.
not appear to divine, that the interpretation of instrumental music, is the denial of its inmost substance.
If the musician wishes to link artistic effects with a de- finite meaning, the union of Poetry with Music, whether it b...e in song, in Church music, in oratorio, or in the opera, gives him sufficient opportunity to do so. If, on the contrary, he resorts to instrumental music, he directly retreats to that innermost sphere, which begins at that point, where words and notions no longer suffice and where the unutterable some- thing, which dwells in every profound human mind, struggles to express itself. To desire to express the inexpressible, is to limit and confine music to that department, where it alone exists without the aid of any other art, and because it espe- cially imparts to the marvellous, mysterious and demoniacal voices, which no other art can have the power of following with the same effect.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nevertheless, musicians such as Berlioz and Liszt with their "symphonious poesy", furnished with complete explanatory programs, trace back to a man like Beethoven the authorship of the so-called "idealism" in instrumental music. They do (63) 22 Quarterly German Magazine.
not appear to divine, that the interpretation of instrumental music, is the denial of its inmost substance.
If the musician wishes to link artistic effects with a de- finite meaning, the union of Poetry with Music, whether it b...e in song, in Church music, in oratorio, or in the opera, gives him sufficient opportunity to do so. If, on the contrary, he resorts to instrumental music, he directly retreats to that innermost sphere, which begins at that point, where words and notions no longer suffice and where the unutterable some- thing, which dwells in every profound human mind, struggles to express itself. To desire to express the inexpressible, is to limit and confine music to that department, where it alone exists without the aid of any other art, and because it espe- cially imparts to the marvellous, mysterious and demoniacal voices, which no other art can have the power of following with the same effect.
What to read after Ludwig Van Beethoven?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emil Naumann to read onlineMoreLess
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