Musical Art And Study : Papers for Musicians
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606.
SOME ETHICS AND ANALOGIES. 49 be laid to the charge of certain composers who have debased the art by vile associations. But it has yet to be proved, I venture to submit, that music can, with definiteness or otherwise, "convey a sensual meaning." More of this anon.
But "simplicity of invention, does it exist in music? Yes. Bach could, with the honesty and conscience which characterised the simple-minded man, call his two-part and three-part movements for the clavichord Inventions. Not Trans...criptions ; oh, no. Not " Pensdes fugitives" ; — no. These pieces were not mere transient, unworked, unthought effervescences, or off-shoots ; they were inventions.
He came upon these pieces ; — discovered them, in the inventory of his marvellous mind. They were his own. And there was " simplicity of subject " ; merely a few notes, — perhaps a section of the scale.
And further, " simplicity of language!' Not indeed without folds ; these two-part, three-part, double- contrapuntal inventions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
606.
SOME ETHICS AND ANALOGIES. 49 be laid to the charge of certain composers who have debased the art by vile associations. But it has yet to be proved, I venture to submit, that music can, with definiteness or otherwise, "convey a sensual meaning." More of this anon.
But "simplicity of invention, does it exist in music? Yes. Bach could, with the honesty and conscience which characterised the simple-minded man, call his two-part and three-part movements for the clavichord Inventions. Not Trans...criptions ; oh, no. Not " Pensdes fugitives" ; — no. These pieces were not mere transient, unworked, unthought effervescences, or off-shoots ; they were inventions.
He came upon these pieces ; — discovered them, in the inventory of his marvellous mind. They were his own. And there was " simplicity of subject " ; merely a few notes, — perhaps a section of the scale.
And further, " simplicity of language!' Not indeed without folds ; these two-part, three-part, double- contrapuntal inventions.
What to read after Musical Art And Study : Papers for Musicians?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Charles Banister to read onlineMoreLess
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