Purity in Music
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If they are stiffly played, and the singing be harsh, unsympathetic, and screechy, then the mirror will certainly be dimmed, just as it is easy to spoil Goethe's " Iphigenia " by a bare recitation at any speed, a thousand times easier than such a play as " Misan- thropy and Remorse." Although Palestrina, who may fitly in every way be compared with Hemer himself, b e in his wa y un - equalled, an d thu s ha s given h is name to the most per- fect style of Church music, yet it is wrong to regard ...him as at on^e t he beginnin g and^ the end of the grand Churc h sty le. To the earlier German and Flemish musicians — and among the last must be mentioned Palestrina's teacher, Goudimel— belongs undoubtedly the title of Inventor. Thus there rank with Pales- trina those in many instances comparable to him, viz., the Spaniard M orales, whose " Lamentabatur Ja- cobus," was declared by the earliest musical historian, Father Martini, to be the most perfect work known.
Close upon Palestrina also follow two great Church Puriiy in Music.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If they are stiffly played, and the singing be harsh, unsympathetic, and screechy, then the mirror will certainly be dimmed, just as it is easy to spoil Goethe's " Iphigenia " by a bare recitation at any speed, a thousand times easier than such a play as " Misan- thropy and Remorse." Although Palestrina, who may fitly in every way be compared with Hemer himself, b e in his wa y un - equalled, an d thu s ha s given h is name to the most per- fect style of Church music, yet it is wrong to regard ...him as at on^e t he beginnin g and^ the end of the grand Churc h sty le. To the earlier German and Flemish musicians — and among the last must be mentioned Palestrina's teacher, Goudimel— belongs undoubtedly the title of Inventor. Thus there rank with Pales- trina those in many instances comparable to him, viz., the Spaniard M orales, whose " Lamentabatur Ja- cobus," was declared by the earliest musical historian, Father Martini, to be the most perfect work known.
Close upon Palestrina also follow two great Church Puriiy in Music.
What to read after Purity in Music?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anton Friedrich Justus Thibaut to read onlineMoreLess
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