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(2) "Gazette Musicale, " June 24th and Aug. 12th, 1838.
I'AdANlNI'S VIOLIN (Municipal MuHeuin ut Uenoii. I A BIOGRAPHY 51 suits, only served to confirm the stories of the Maestro's avarice. At this time something occurred which silenced all the ill-natured remarks of the interested and covetous hangers-on of the millionaire artist. On December i6th, Berlioz gave a concert at the Conserva- tory. The composer of the ill-fated "Benvenuto Cellini, " which had been ignominiously hissed at the Opera,... reappeared at the head of his "old guard, " that day. At the close of the concert, when "Harold en Italic, " written at his instigation, had been ren- dered, Paganini threw himself at the feet of the young composer and cried, with all the voice which was left him : "He is a wonder!" "After the concert, " Berlioz writes to his father, "Paganini, this grand and noble artist, came upon the stage and told me that he was so deeply moved and profoundly impressed that he felt like kneeling at my feet ; when I protested against such an exaggerated demonstration, he drew me to the centre of the stage, and there, in the presence of some of the members of my orchestra who had not yet departed, and in spite of my efforts to restrain him, he knelt at my feet, declaring that I had gone farther than Beethoven.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(2) "Gazette Musicale, " June 24th and Aug. 12th, 1838.
I'AdANlNI'S VIOLIN (Municipal MuHeuin ut Uenoii. I A BIOGRAPHY 51 suits, only served to confirm the stories of the Maestro's avarice. At this time something occurred which silenced all the ill-natured remarks of the interested and covetous hangers-on of the millionaire artist. On December i6th, Berlioz gave a concert at the Conserva- tory. The composer of the ill-fated "Benvenuto Cellini, " which had been ignominiously hissed at the Opera,... reappeared at the head of his "old guard, " that day. At the close of the concert, when "Harold en Italic, " written at his instigation, had been ren- dered, Paganini threw himself at the feet of the young composer and cried, with all the voice which was left him : "He is a wonder!" "After the concert, " Berlioz writes to his father, "Paganini, this grand and noble artist, came upon the stage and told me that he was so deeply moved and profoundly impressed that he felt like kneeling at my feet ; when I protested against such an exaggerated demonstration, he drew me to the centre of the stage, and there, in the presence of some of the members of my orchestra who had not yet departed, and in spite of my efforts to restrain him, he knelt at my feet, declaring that I had gone farther than Beethoven.
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