Thomas Betterton
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Then there was a musical opposition, probably quite as bitter as the political. The composer who acted as Dryden's collaborator was Louis Grabut or Grebus, the master of the king's music ; and all the followers of Purcell and English music were up in arms against him. " * Fate, too, warred against the unfortunate piece, for the intelligence of the Duke of Monmouth's landing in the west seems to have reached London on the day of the play's production, and in the general consternation Albion and ...Albanius came to grief, Albanius himself being, no doubt, too anxious about the stability of his throne to think -about his theatrical eulogy. In stating that the opera was produced on the day when the news of Monmouth's landing was received, I follow Downes, our only first-hand authority on the point, who says, * Pepys has several allusions to this composer. On February 20, 1667, he notes that "the King's Viallin, Bannister, is mad that the King hath a Frenchman come to be chief of some part of the King's musique : " and on October I of the same year he criticizes the music of the Frenchman with refreshing vigour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then there was a musical opposition, probably quite as bitter as the political. The composer who acted as Dryden's collaborator was Louis Grabut or Grebus, the master of the king's music ; and all the followers of Purcell and English music were up in arms against him. " * Fate, too, warred against the unfortunate piece, for the intelligence of the Duke of Monmouth's landing in the west seems to have reached London on the day of the play's production, and in the general consternation Albion and ...Albanius came to grief, Albanius himself being, no doubt, too anxious about the stability of his throne to think -about his theatrical eulogy. In stating that the opera was produced on the day when the news of Monmouth's landing was received, I follow Downes, our only first-hand authority on the point, who says, * Pepys has several allusions to this composer. On February 20, 1667, he notes that "the King's Viallin, Bannister, is mad that the King hath a Frenchman come to be chief of some part of the King's musique : " and on October I of the same year he criticizes the music of the Frenchman with refreshing vigour.
What to read after Thomas Betterton?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert William Lowe to read onlineMoreLess
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