Music After the Great War, And Other Studies
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Oh, if I could have the privilege of introducing that work to New York, then I should be happy !" I am very glad to quote these words to the last- ing honor of one who realized at once the pleasure [90] Igor Strawinsky: A New Composer that Strawinsky's music, quite in a new mode, would give to the coming generation, and to a few in the present.
M. D. Calvocoressi, I believe, had the honor of signing the first article in English about Strawin- sky, shortly after the production of The Firebir...d in Paris. Mr. Calvocoressi is to musicians what Mr. George Moore, who introduced Paul Verlaine, Jules Laforgue, and Arthur Rimbaud to English readers, has been to poets — an appreciator of con- temporaries. This is a rare trait, one not pos- sessed by John Runciman of the "Saturday Re- view" or by several other prominent critics, whose names instantly spring to mind. The initial ar- ticle in English about the young Russian composer appeared in the London "Musical Times" for August 1, 1911. Since then Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. .
Oh, if I could have the privilege of introducing that work to New York, then I should be happy !" I am very glad to quote these words to the last- ing honor of one who realized at once the pleasure [90] Igor Strawinsky: A New Composer that Strawinsky's music, quite in a new mode, would give to the coming generation, and to a few in the present.
M. D. Calvocoressi, I believe, had the honor of signing the first article in English about Strawin- sky, shortly after the production of The Firebir...d in Paris. Mr. Calvocoressi is to musicians what Mr. George Moore, who introduced Paul Verlaine, Jules Laforgue, and Arthur Rimbaud to English readers, has been to poets — an appreciator of con- temporaries. This is a rare trait, one not pos- sessed by John Runciman of the "Saturday Re- view" or by several other prominent critics, whose names instantly spring to mind. The initial ar- ticle in English about the young Russian composer appeared in the London "Musical Times" for August 1, 1911. Since then Mr.
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