Spain volume 1
Spain volume 1
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The opera, of which the Spanish are passionately fond, is always magnificent, not only at the time of the Carnival, but at all seasons. While I was at Madrid, Fricci sang at the Zarzuela and Stagno at the circus; both were supported by very able MADRID. 169 artists, with excellent orchestra and splendid stage- setting.
The most celebrated singers in the world make an effort to sing in the capital of Spain, for artists are there sought after and feted.. The passion for music is the only one whic...h is able to hold its own against the passion for bull-fights. Comedy is in great vogue also. L'Hatzembuch, Breton de los Herreros, Tamayo, Ventura, D'Ayala, Gutierrez, and a great many other dramatic writers, some living and some dead, who are known even beyond Spain, have enriched the modern stage by a large number of comedies, which, although they do not bear that strong national stamp which has immor- talized the dramatic works of the great century of Spanish literature, are nevertheless full of life, wit, and cleverness, without the unwholesome tendency of the French comedy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The opera, of which the Spanish are passionately fond, is always magnificent, not only at the time of the Carnival, but at all seasons. While I was at Madrid, Fricci sang at the Zarzuela and Stagno at the circus; both were supported by very able MADRID. 169 artists, with excellent orchestra and splendid stage- setting.
The most celebrated singers in the world make an effort to sing in the capital of Spain, for artists are there sought after and feted.. The passion for music is the only one whic...h is able to hold its own against the passion for bull-fights. Comedy is in great vogue also. L'Hatzembuch, Breton de los Herreros, Tamayo, Ventura, D'Ayala, Gutierrez, and a great many other dramatic writers, some living and some dead, who are known even beyond Spain, have enriched the modern stage by a large number of comedies, which, although they do not bear that strong national stamp which has immor- talized the dramatic works of the great century of Spanish literature, are nevertheless full of life, wit, and cleverness, without the unwholesome tendency of the French comedy.
What to read after Spain volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edmondo De Amicis to read onlineMoreLess
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