The Life of Molire
The Life of Molire
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They were known to be inferior to the two other troops, and it is not told how far they sided with either party in the quarrel.
Grimarest in his biography of Moliere (1705) refers to the poet's satire against the acting of the troop at the Hotel de Bourgogne : " He [Moliere] had very good reason to attack them for their bad taste. They did not know any principles of their art, nor even that there were any. Their only idea of acting was in high-flown* and turgid elocution; all their parts were p...erformed in the same way. They showed neither emotion nor passion, and yet Beauchateau and Mondory were applauded because they ranted their lines in a pompous manner. Moliere, who knew what acting should be, was annoyed to ; so badly done and that an ignorant public should applaud it. He endeavoured to teach his own troop to be natural ; and before his time, in comedy, and before Baron, whom he trained in serious parts as I shall say later, the play of the actors was distressing to persons who had a sense of taste.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were known to be inferior to the two other troops, and it is not told how far they sided with either party in the quarrel.
Grimarest in his biography of Moliere (1705) refers to the poet's satire against the acting of the troop at the Hotel de Bourgogne : " He [Moliere] had very good reason to attack them for their bad taste. They did not know any principles of their art, nor even that there were any. Their only idea of acting was in high-flown* and turgid elocution; all their parts were p...erformed in the same way. They showed neither emotion nor passion, and yet Beauchateau and Mondory were applauded because they ranted their lines in a pompous manner. Moliere, who knew what acting should be, was annoyed to ; so badly done and that an ignorant public should applaud it. He endeavoured to teach his own troop to be natural ; and before his time, in comedy, and before Baron, whom he trained in serious parts as I shall say later, the play of the actors was distressing to persons who had a sense of taste.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry M Henry Merivale Trollope to read onlineMoreLess
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