Massimilla Doni
Massimilla Doni
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Handel, Sebastian Bach, all you old German masters, nay, even you, greatBeethoven, on your knees! Here is the queen of arts, Italytriumphant!" The Duchess had spoken while the curtain was being raised. And now thephysician heard the sublime symphony with which the composerintroduces the great Biblical drama. It is to express the sufferingsof a whole nation. Suffering is uniform in its expression, especiallyphysical suffering. Thus, having instinctively felt, like all men ofgenius, that here the...re must be no variety of idea, the musician, having hit on his leading phrase, has worked it out in various keys, grouping the masses and the dramatis personae to take up the themethrough modulations and cadences of admirable structure. In suchsimplicity is power.
"The effect of this strain, depicting the sensations of night and coldin a people accustomed to live in the bright rays of the sun, and sungby the people and their princes, is most impressive. There issomething relentless in that slow phrase of music; it is cold andsinister, like an iron bar wielded by some celestial executioner, anddropping in regular rhythm on the limbs of all his victims.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Handel, Sebastian Bach, all you old German masters, nay, even you, greatBeethoven, on your knees! Here is the queen of arts, Italytriumphant!" The Duchess had spoken while the curtain was being raised. And now thephysician heard the sublime symphony with which the composerintroduces the great Biblical drama. It is to express the sufferingsof a whole nation. Suffering is uniform in its expression, especiallyphysical suffering. Thus, having instinctively felt, like all men ofgenius, that here the...re must be no variety of idea, the musician, having hit on his leading phrase, has worked it out in various keys, grouping the masses and the dramatis personae to take up the themethrough modulations and cadences of admirable structure. In suchsimplicity is power.
"The effect of this strain, depicting the sensations of night and coldin a people accustomed to live in the bright rays of the sun, and sungby the people and their princes, is most impressive. There issomething relentless in that slow phrase of music; it is cold andsinister, like an iron bar wielded by some celestial executioner, anddropping in regular rhythm on the limbs of all his victims.
What to read after Massimilla Doni?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Balzac, Honoré De, 1799-1850 to read onlineMoreLess
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