My Art And My Friends
My Art And My Friends
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I never knew a musician yet who refused to wield the stick when he got the chance.
The Promenade Concerts used in those days to be held at Covent Garden Theatre. The stalls were covered over and the floor made level with the MY ART AND MY FRIENDS 99 stage in much the same way as at the fancy dress balls now given there. In the centre was erected a huge orchestra towering up at the back nearly into the " flies " ; in the front of the platform there was an elaborate gilt armchair that had been in... use, I believe, since the time of Jullien ; and half-way up among the performers stood an enormous circular drum which had never been played upon, except in the once-celebrated British Army Quadrilles (this unsightly instrument I did away with). Behind the orchestra was a long bar which, by-the-by, was always well patronized, and formed an important addition to the evening's receipts. On slack nights the audience in the promenade walked about freely, and somewhat disturbed the performances, but when there was any particular attraction this, of course, was not possible, and they were almost as closely packed together as they are now at Queen's Hall.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I never knew a musician yet who refused to wield the stick when he got the chance.
The Promenade Concerts used in those days to be held at Covent Garden Theatre. The stalls were covered over and the floor made level with the MY ART AND MY FRIENDS 99 stage in much the same way as at the fancy dress balls now given there. In the centre was erected a huge orchestra towering up at the back nearly into the " flies " ; in the front of the platform there was an elaborate gilt armchair that had been in... use, I believe, since the time of Jullien ; and half-way up among the performers stood an enormous circular drum which had never been played upon, except in the once-celebrated British Army Quadrilles (this unsightly instrument I did away with). Behind the orchestra was a long bar which, by-the-by, was always well patronized, and formed an important addition to the evening's receipts. On slack nights the audience in the promenade walked about freely, and somewhat disturbed the performances, but when there was any particular attraction this, of course, was not possible, and they were almost as closely packed together as they are now at Queen's Hall.
What to read after My Art And My Friends?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederic H Frederic Hymen Cowen to read onlineMoreLess
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