Studies And Memories
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Chorley. But he CEITICISM IN ENGLAND 73 had the good fortune to write for a newspaper which appeared but once a week. His articles could never have carried the weight which they undoubtedly did carry if they had been composed in less than two hours after the performances which they chronicled.
Apart from the interest which attaches to the criticisms ol Schumann and Berlioz as being the manifestation of the literary qualities of two great composers, it may safely be conjectured that unless they ...had had time to think about what they had to say, we should not have been the richer by their admirable articles. 1 What then is the remedy for this condition of things ? That we in England should cease to be the only country in Europe where a criticism is expected within six hours of a performance, and thus assimilate our procedure to that of all other civilised European countries. In other words, that in place of hurried paragraphs scattered here and there in the newspaper, generally hard to find, and usually buried in the most incongruous surroundings, editors should adopt the principle of special articles, after the manner of thefeuilletons in French papers, though not necessarily printed in a divided page, published if possible upon some definite day, criticising performances which have taken place a reasonable time beforehand, and not so cramped for room that electric-telegraph English is 1 A singular instance of the danger of hastily recorded impressions occurred when the late Dr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Chorley. But he CEITICISM IN ENGLAND 73 had the good fortune to write for a newspaper which appeared but once a week. His articles could never have carried the weight which they undoubtedly did carry if they had been composed in less than two hours after the performances which they chronicled.
Apart from the interest which attaches to the criticisms ol Schumann and Berlioz as being the manifestation of the literary qualities of two great composers, it may safely be conjectured that unless they ...had had time to think about what they had to say, we should not have been the richer by their admirable articles. 1 What then is the remedy for this condition of things ? That we in England should cease to be the only country in Europe where a criticism is expected within six hours of a performance, and thus assimilate our procedure to that of all other civilised European countries. In other words, that in place of hurried paragraphs scattered here and there in the newspaper, generally hard to find, and usually buried in the most incongruous surroundings, editors should adopt the principle of special articles, after the manner of thefeuilletons in French papers, though not necessarily printed in a divided page, published if possible upon some definite day, criticising performances which have taken place a reasonable time beforehand, and not so cramped for room that electric-telegraph English is 1 A singular instance of the danger of hastily recorded impressions occurred when the late Dr.
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