The Stage: Its Past And Present in Relation to Fine Art
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He felt a zeal beyond the reach of art.
While look and voice and gesture all. expressed A kindred ardour in the player's breast, Till, as the flame through all his bosom ran He lost the actor, and commenced the man; Professed the faith his Pagan gods denied.
And what he acted then, he after died.
Lloyd.
The Stage remained under a cloud for nearly two centuries, when it was made use of, for instruc- tive purposes only, in the Miracle Plays. Gregory of Nazianzen, an early father of the Church, is... said to have constructed a drama on " The Passion of our Savioui^," to counteract the profanities of the 45 .Heathen Stage. There you see was Stage against Stage ; employed for the grandest teaching in the world. That play, I believe, is occasionally performed in Denmark and France, and a greatly improved version in Germany. There was a most interesting account of it in the Daily Telegraph of June 30 and July 1, 1871. To my mind the Passion Play as acted at Ammergau is high art — living art. I can conceive few things more intensely interesting.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He felt a zeal beyond the reach of art.
While look and voice and gesture all. expressed A kindred ardour in the player's breast, Till, as the flame through all his bosom ran He lost the actor, and commenced the man; Professed the faith his Pagan gods denied.
And what he acted then, he after died.
Lloyd.
The Stage remained under a cloud for nearly two centuries, when it was made use of, for instruc- tive purposes only, in the Miracle Plays. Gregory of Nazianzen, an early father of the Church, is... said to have constructed a drama on " The Passion of our Savioui^," to counteract the profanities of the 45 .Heathen Stage. There you see was Stage against Stage ; employed for the grandest teaching in the world. That play, I believe, is occasionally performed in Denmark and France, and a greatly improved version in Germany. There was a most interesting account of it in the Daily Telegraph of June 30 and July 1, 1871. To my mind the Passion Play as acted at Ammergau is high art — living art. I can conceive few things more intensely interesting.
What to read after The Stage: Its Past And Present in Relation to Fine Art?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Neville Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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