Piano And Song
Piano And Song
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JOHN S. But the government horn-player thought he could not get on induets with me.
DOMINIE. Curious! So you were obliged to play only solos? But to returnto your daughter. Will you be good enough to play me something, MissLizzie?
MRS. S. (_condescendingly, in a low voice_). She is a little timid andembarrassed at playing before your daughter Emma.
EMMA. You really need not be so.
MRS. S. Bring "Les Graces" by Herz, and Rosellen's "Tremolo. " LIZZIE. But, mamma, I have forgotten that piece by H...erz, and I have notlearned the "Tremolo" very well yet. That is always the way with me. Mr. Shepard says I may console myself: it was always the same with his otherscholars. He says I shall finally make my way. But Mr. Shepard is sostrict. Are you very strict, Herr Dominie?
MRS. S. Why, my child, you have heard me say so before. Herr Dominie isthe very strictest--but (_playfully_) he will not acknowledge it.
DOMINIE. There is one thing you must allow, Mrs. Spriggins, --that mypupils always take pleasure in my lessons; and that must be the casebecause their progress is evident and gives them delight, and everything is developed in the most natural way.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
JOHN S. But the government horn-player thought he could not get on induets with me.
DOMINIE. Curious! So you were obliged to play only solos? But to returnto your daughter. Will you be good enough to play me something, MissLizzie?
MRS. S. (_condescendingly, in a low voice_). She is a little timid andembarrassed at playing before your daughter Emma.
EMMA. You really need not be so.
MRS. S. Bring "Les Graces" by Herz, and Rosellen's "Tremolo. " LIZZIE. But, mamma, I have forgotten that piece by H...erz, and I have notlearned the "Tremolo" very well yet. That is always the way with me. Mr. Shepard says I may console myself: it was always the same with his otherscholars. He says I shall finally make my way. But Mr. Shepard is sostrict. Are you very strict, Herr Dominie?
MRS. S. Why, my child, you have heard me say so before. Herr Dominie isthe very strictest--but (_playfully_) he will not acknowledge it.
DOMINIE. There is one thing you must allow, Mrs. Spriggins, --that mypupils always take pleasure in my lessons; and that must be the casebecause their progress is evident and gives them delight, and everything is developed in the most natural way.
What to read after Piano And Song?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wieck Friedrich to read onlineMoreLess
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