The Pianolist
The Pianolist
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So the swift hours fly Till the reddening sky Gives warning of daylight near. Then the first cock crow Sends them huddling below To sleep for another year.
The composition opens weirdly with the hollow strokes of the hour. There is a light, staccato passage suggesting the spectres tiptoeingfrom their graves to take their places in the fantastic circle. Thencomes one of the most strikingly realistic passages in thecomposition--Death attempting to tune up his fiddle, an effect that isrepeated... at intervals throughout the composition. After reading thepoem, the pianolist will not require a detailed description of thework. He will recognize the details even to the moaning of the nightwind and the crowing of the cock, the scurry of the spectres and theirfinal wail, as the grave closes upon them for another year.
V. AN "OPEN SESAME" TO CHOPIN The goal of all pianists is Chopin. As the list of one hundredfavorite compositions for the pianola includes no less than twenty-sixworks by this composer, he would seem to be the goal of the pianolistas well.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So the swift hours fly Till the reddening sky Gives warning of daylight near. Then the first cock crow Sends them huddling below To sleep for another year.
The composition opens weirdly with the hollow strokes of the hour. There is a light, staccato passage suggesting the spectres tiptoeingfrom their graves to take their places in the fantastic circle. Thencomes one of the most strikingly realistic passages in thecomposition--Death attempting to tune up his fiddle, an effect that isrepeated... at intervals throughout the composition. After reading thepoem, the pianolist will not require a detailed description of thework. He will recognize the details even to the moaning of the nightwind and the crowing of the cock, the scurry of the spectres and theirfinal wail, as the grave closes upon them for another year.
V. AN "OPEN SESAME" TO CHOPIN The goal of all pianists is Chopin. As the list of one hundredfavorite compositions for the pianola includes no less than twenty-sixworks by this composer, he would seem to be the goal of the pianolistas well.
What to read after The Pianolist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kobbé Gustav to read onlineMoreLess
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