Music And Morals
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He tells us, however, that God frequently revived his courage ; indeed, his whole life is marked hy a touching and simple faith, which did not forsake him in his old age.
He considered his art a religious thing, and constantly wrote at the beginniag of his works, " In nomine Domini," or " Soli Deo gloria ; " and at the end, " Laus Deo." In 1809 Vienna was bombarded by the French. A round- shot fell into his garden. He seemed to be ia no alarm, but on May 25 he requested to be led to his piano, ...and three times over he played the " Hynm to the Emperor," with an emotion that fairly overcame both himself and those who heard him. He was to play no more; and being helped back to his couch, he lay down in extreme exhaustion to wait for the end. Five days afterwards. May 26, 1809, died Francis-Joseph Haydn, aged seventy-seven. He lies buried in the cemetery of Grumpfendorf, Vienna.
The number of Haydn's compositions is nearly estimated at eight hundred, comprising cantatas, sympho- 100.
CHARACTER- nies, oratorios, masses, concertos, trios, quartets, ISTICS sonatas, minuets, &c.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He tells us, however, that God frequently revived his courage ; indeed, his whole life is marked hy a touching and simple faith, which did not forsake him in his old age.
He considered his art a religious thing, and constantly wrote at the beginniag of his works, " In nomine Domini," or " Soli Deo gloria ; " and at the end, " Laus Deo." In 1809 Vienna was bombarded by the French. A round- shot fell into his garden. He seemed to be ia no alarm, but on May 25 he requested to be led to his piano, ...and three times over he played the " Hynm to the Emperor," with an emotion that fairly overcame both himself and those who heard him. He was to play no more; and being helped back to his couch, he lay down in extreme exhaustion to wait for the end. Five days afterwards. May 26, 1809, died Francis-Joseph Haydn, aged seventy-seven. He lies buried in the cemetery of Grumpfendorf, Vienna.
The number of Haydn's compositions is nearly estimated at eight hundred, comprising cantatas, sympho- 100.
CHARACTER- nies, oratorios, masses, concertos, trios, quartets, ISTICS sonatas, minuets, &c.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H R Hugh Reginald Haweis to read onlineMoreLess
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