Musicians of To-Day
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"[177] But I must stop. I have said enough to show the fun the author isindulging in. When one hears the work one cannot help admiring thecomposer's technical knowledge, skill in orchestration, and sense ofhumour. And one is all the more surprised that he confines himself tothe illustration of texts[178] when he is so capable of creating comicand dramatic matter without it. Although _Don Quixote_ is a marvel ofskill and a very wonderful work, in which Strauss has developed asuppler and richer s...tyle, it marks, to my mind, a progress in histechnique and a backward step in his mind, for he seems to have adoptedthe decadent conceptions of an art suited to playthings and trinkets toplease a frivolous and affected society.
[Footnote 177: Arthur Hahn, _Der Musikf
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"[177] But I must stop. I have said enough to show the fun the author isindulging in. When one hears the work one cannot help admiring thecomposer's technical knowledge, skill in orchestration, and sense ofhumour. And one is all the more surprised that he confines himself tothe illustration of texts[178] when he is so capable of creating comicand dramatic matter without it. Although _Don Quixote_ is a marvel ofskill and a very wonderful work, in which Strauss has developed asuppler and richer s...tyle, it marks, to my mind, a progress in histechnique and a backward step in his mind, for he seems to have adoptedthe decadent conceptions of an art suited to playthings and trinkets toplease a frivolous and affected society.
[Footnote 177: Arthur Hahn, _Der Musikf
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rolland Romain to read onlineMoreLess
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