Massenet And His Operas
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The great Italian tenor was con- vincing and realistic in the portrayal of the young nobleman struggling for honour against the allurements of beauty, his strongest moments being in the St. Sulpice episode.
Miss Farrar, by her rare charm and beauty, accomplished the impossible in making the seemingly idiotic constancy of Des Grieux com- i 4 2 MASSENET AND HIS OPERAS prehensible. After seeing this dainty maid, looking demureness itself, sitting under the tree in the Amiens court-yard — one of th...ose pictures which impress themselves indelibly on the memory of all spectators — who can wonder at his instantaneous infatuation? "Ne suis-je pas Manon?" from those lips means more to him than family honour and religious vows. She makes the letter scene a charming episode, and most touching is her portrayal of the collapse and death on the Havre road; dying on the stage is a specialty in which this American prima-donna has no equal. Like Emma Calve", she acts with her voice — an accomplishment rare even among the greatest operatic artists.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The great Italian tenor was con- vincing and realistic in the portrayal of the young nobleman struggling for honour against the allurements of beauty, his strongest moments being in the St. Sulpice episode.
Miss Farrar, by her rare charm and beauty, accomplished the impossible in making the seemingly idiotic constancy of Des Grieux com- i 4 2 MASSENET AND HIS OPERAS prehensible. After seeing this dainty maid, looking demureness itself, sitting under the tree in the Amiens court-yard — one of th...ose pictures which impress themselves indelibly on the memory of all spectators — who can wonder at his instantaneous infatuation? "Ne suis-je pas Manon?" from those lips means more to him than family honour and religious vows. She makes the letter scene a charming episode, and most touching is her portrayal of the collapse and death on the Havre road; dying on the stage is a specialty in which this American prima-donna has no equal. Like Emma Calve", she acts with her voice — an accomplishment rare even among the greatest operatic artists.
What to read after Massenet And His Operas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Finck Henry Theophilus to read onlineMoreLess
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