Sir Arthur Sullivan His Life And Music
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As he began he went on, and there is to be perceived a con- sistent striving for a higher ideal, an obvious desire to lead people on to appreciate and accept a form of musical entertainment that should have an affinity with grand opera and still be racy of the soil. He was undoubtedly working for the establishment of a national opera, and had Mr. R. D'Oyly Carte's venture in that direction proved a success, we may rest assured that "Ivanhoe" would have had its successor.
CHAPTER X THE ROYAL ENG...LISH OPERA It is a very suggestive fact that in Mr.
Lawrence's "Life Story" of Sullivan no mention is made of " Ivanhoe," except in that section of the work which was en- trusted to me. It is the more suggestive because, be it remembered, Mr. Lawrence produced the book under the personal supervision of Sullivan himself. That Sullivan should have been silent on such an important episode in his career is truly remarkable. It was his most ambitious operatic effort, and owing to various cir- cumstances it attracted more general attention than any other of his works.
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As he began he went on, and there is to be perceived a con- sistent striving for a higher ideal, an obvious desire to lead people on to appreciate and accept a form of musical entertainment that should have an affinity with grand opera and still be racy of the soil. He was undoubtedly working for the establishment of a national opera, and had Mr. R. D'Oyly Carte's venture in that direction proved a success, we may rest assured that "Ivanhoe" would have had its successor.
CHAPTER X THE ROYAL ENG...LISH OPERA It is a very suggestive fact that in Mr.
Lawrence's "Life Story" of Sullivan no mention is made of " Ivanhoe," except in that section of the work which was en- trusted to me. It is the more suggestive because, be it remembered, Mr. Lawrence produced the book under the personal supervision of Sullivan himself. That Sullivan should have been silent on such an important episode in his career is truly remarkable. It was his most ambitious operatic effort, and owing to various cir- cumstances it attracted more general attention than any other of his works.
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