Chopin : the Man And His Music
Chopin : the Man And His Music
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Heller wrote: "It engenders the sweetest sadness, the mostenviable torments, and if in playing it one feels oneselfinsensibly drawn toward mournful and melancholy ideas, it is adisposition of the soul which I prefer to all others. Alas! how Ilove these sombre and mysterious dreams, and Chopin is the godwho creates them. " In this etude Kleczynski thinks there aretraces of weariness of life, and quotes Orlowski, Chopin'sfriend, " He is only afflicted with homesickness. " Willeby callsthis study ...the most beautiful of them all. For me it is bothmorbid and elegiac. There is nostalgia in it, the nostalgia of asick, lacerated soul. It contains in solution all the mostobjectionable and most endearing qualities of the master. Perhapswe have heard its sweet, highly perfumed measures too often. Itsinterpretation is a matter of taste. Kullak has written the mostambitious programme for it. Here is a quotation from Albert R. Parsons' translation in Schirmer's edition of Kullak.
Throughout the entire piece an elegiac mood prevails.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Heller wrote: "It engenders the sweetest sadness, the mostenviable torments, and if in playing it one feels oneselfinsensibly drawn toward mournful and melancholy ideas, it is adisposition of the soul which I prefer to all others. Alas! how Ilove these sombre and mysterious dreams, and Chopin is the godwho creates them. " In this etude Kleczynski thinks there aretraces of weariness of life, and quotes Orlowski, Chopin'sfriend, " He is only afflicted with homesickness. " Willeby callsthis study ...the most beautiful of them all. For me it is bothmorbid and elegiac. There is nostalgia in it, the nostalgia of asick, lacerated soul. It contains in solution all the mostobjectionable and most endearing qualities of the master. Perhapswe have heard its sweet, highly perfumed measures too often. Itsinterpretation is a matter of taste. Kullak has written the mostambitious programme for it. Here is a quotation from Albert R. Parsons' translation in Schirmer's edition of Kullak.
Throughout the entire piece an elegiac mood prevails.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Huneker James to read onlineMoreLess
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