Titan 1
Titan 1
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None knew the name of the man who, for two years past, had gone out drunk every morning, and returned drunk every night. Weber recognised the dead body. Impelled by a sorrowful curiositv, he followed into the suicide's room a host of people, who amused theni- selves in exploring it, and he happened to pick up a frag- ment of music-paper. As he perused it a tear ran down his cheeks. The half-burned fra^ent was an admirable chorus of huntsmen. From a pious recollection of the poor unknown musicia...n who had thus destroyed himself, Carl Maria Von Weber inserted the piece into the opera he was then composing— the immortal Der FreyschuU* HASSE'S 'TE DEUM.' Thb beautiful Ta Dawn of Giovanni Adelfo Hasse, sur- named 11 Sassonis, a native of Bergedorf, near Hamburgh, bom 1699, had the following singular origin: — He had been commissioned by King Augustus UI. to compose a new Te Dimm, but having been for some time very ill, he was not disposed to study, and was unable to pleaae him- self. Meantime, the day it was to be delivered was near at hand ; almost despairing of success, be took a walk, on a fine Sunday morning, in the royal park.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
None knew the name of the man who, for two years past, had gone out drunk every morning, and returned drunk every night. Weber recognised the dead body. Impelled by a sorrowful curiositv, he followed into the suicide's room a host of people, who amused theni- selves in exploring it, and he happened to pick up a frag- ment of music-paper. As he perused it a tear ran down his cheeks. The half-burned fra^ent was an admirable chorus of huntsmen. From a pious recollection of the poor unknown musicia...n who had thus destroyed himself, Carl Maria Von Weber inserted the piece into the opera he was then composing— the immortal Der FreyschuU* HASSE'S 'TE DEUM.' Thb beautiful Ta Dawn of Giovanni Adelfo Hasse, sur- named 11 Sassonis, a native of Bergedorf, near Hamburgh, bom 1699, had the following singular origin: — He had been commissioned by King Augustus UI. to compose a new Te Dimm, but having been for some time very ill, he was not disposed to study, and was unable to pleaae him- self. Meantime, the day it was to be delivered was near at hand ; almost despairing of success, be took a walk, on a fine Sunday morning, in the royal park.
What to read after Titan 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hogg, James, 1770-1835 to read onlineMoreLess
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