The History of Music. 2
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The magnificent library at Munich, with its invaluable collection of manuscripts, was instituted by him. The presence of Lassus at the court of the duke seems to have given that prince the liveliest satisfaction.
To have in his train a man who was not only a great artist musically,, but also endowed with high intellectual gifts, was a source of intense delight to the duke. Quickelberg tells us that when it was known that Lassus was coming to Munich, report was busy as to the character and dispo...sition of the man. He was credited with being a great artist and * " Ex eo loco (Antwerp) anno 1557, ab Alberto Bavariae duce, summo omnium Germaniae principum Maeccnate, vocatus est Monachium cum aliis Belgis " (Hcnr. Pantal. Prosopogr., part iii., fol. 541).
THE APOSTLES OF THE NETRERLAND SCHOOL.
■'J 7 7 a high-minded gentleman, and the Munich folk were not to be disap- pointed. The brilliant wit of the master, his amiability of temper, the cheerfulness of his disposition, and the universality of his knowledge, combined to make him a favourite with all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The magnificent library at Munich, with its invaluable collection of manuscripts, was instituted by him. The presence of Lassus at the court of the duke seems to have given that prince the liveliest satisfaction.
To have in his train a man who was not only a great artist musically,, but also endowed with high intellectual gifts, was a source of intense delight to the duke. Quickelberg tells us that when it was known that Lassus was coming to Munich, report was busy as to the character and dispo...sition of the man. He was credited with being a great artist and * " Ex eo loco (Antwerp) anno 1557, ab Alberto Bavariae duce, summo omnium Germaniae principum Maeccnate, vocatus est Monachium cum aliis Belgis " (Hcnr. Pantal. Prosopogr., part iii., fol. 541).
THE APOSTLES OF THE NETRERLAND SCHOOL.
■'J 7 7 a high-minded gentleman, and the Munich folk were not to be disap- pointed. The brilliant wit of the master, his amiability of temper, the cheerfulness of his disposition, and the universality of his knowledge, combined to make him a favourite with all.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Emil Naumann to read onlineMoreLess
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