Masters of German Music
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J97 op i68.
169.
170, 171 172 173 174.
I7S MASTERS OF GERMAN MUSIC 15th Organ sonata, in D.
Mass, soli, choir, & orch.
" Marianische Hymnen," voice & organ.
Mass, male choir & orch.
4 Male choruses.
17th Organ sonata, in G sharp minor.
Without opus-numbers : — "Ave, Maria," soprano & organ.
Romance for soprano & harp.
•' Carmina sacra," songs with organ.
Arrangement of Bach's 30 variations for 2 pfs.
THE OLDER GENERATION THEODOR KIRCHNER— CARL REINECKE— WOLDEMAR BARGIEL The two composers whose ...names stand first at the head of this chapter afford a curious parallel and a still more curious contrast to each other.
Each has been so wholly possessed by admiration of a great master a little older and a great deal more richly endowed with genius than himself as to lose to a great extent his own artistic personality in that of his ideal. In early life Theodor Kirchner took Schumann as the model of his life's work, and Reinecke in the same way took Mendelssohn.
The contrast between the outward circum- • stances of the great men has been strangely repeated in the lives of their respective followers ; Reinecke seems to have inherited the prosperity and good fortune that were Mendelssohn's, 199 MASTERS OF GERMAN MUSIC while to Kirchner has fallen an undue share of trouble, though not of the same kind as that which darkened Schumann's days.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
J97 op i68.
169.
170, 171 172 173 174.
I7S MASTERS OF GERMAN MUSIC 15th Organ sonata, in D.
Mass, soli, choir, & orch.
" Marianische Hymnen," voice & organ.
Mass, male choir & orch.
4 Male choruses.
17th Organ sonata, in G sharp minor.
Without opus-numbers : — "Ave, Maria," soprano & organ.
Romance for soprano & harp.
•' Carmina sacra," songs with organ.
Arrangement of Bach's 30 variations for 2 pfs.
THE OLDER GENERATION THEODOR KIRCHNER— CARL REINECKE— WOLDEMAR BARGIEL The two composers whose ...names stand first at the head of this chapter afford a curious parallel and a still more curious contrast to each other.
Each has been so wholly possessed by admiration of a great master a little older and a great deal more richly endowed with genius than himself as to lose to a great extent his own artistic personality in that of his ideal. In early life Theodor Kirchner took Schumann as the model of his life's work, and Reinecke in the same way took Mendelssohn.
The contrast between the outward circum- • stances of the great men has been strangely repeated in the lives of their respective followers ; Reinecke seems to have inherited the prosperity and good fortune that were Mendelssohn's, 199 MASTERS OF GERMAN MUSIC while to Kirchner has fallen an undue share of trouble, though not of the same kind as that which darkened Schumann's days.
What to read after Masters of German Music?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fuller-Maitland, J. A. (John Alexander), 1856-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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