Life of Haydn
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" Art is free and should not be tied down with mechanical rules. Such artifices are of no value.
I would prefer instead that some one would try to compose a new minuet." Beethoven actually did this, and called it, in his op. 1, Scherzo. " Haydn rarely escaped without a side cut," says Ries of Beethoven — but how- ever all this may be, we may not only imagine but we know that this opposition between the two artists, which arose from their differ- ent temperaments, made no real difference in Beet...hoven's respect for Haydn.
THE SECOND LONDON JOUENEY. 143' We now come to the second London jour- ney. This time the Prince interposed objec- tions. He desired indeed no personal service, but he had a pride in Haydn and his fame, and thought he had secured sufficient glory.
He may also have thought that a man sixty years old ought not to expose himself to the hardships of a distant journey, and the perse- cutions of envy. Haydn appreciated his good intentions, but he still felt strong, and prefer- red an active life to the quiet in which his Prince had placed him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Art is free and should not be tied down with mechanical rules. Such artifices are of no value.
I would prefer instead that some one would try to compose a new minuet." Beethoven actually did this, and called it, in his op. 1, Scherzo. " Haydn rarely escaped without a side cut," says Ries of Beethoven — but how- ever all this may be, we may not only imagine but we know that this opposition between the two artists, which arose from their differ- ent temperaments, made no real difference in Beet...hoven's respect for Haydn.
THE SECOND LONDON JOUENEY. 143' We now come to the second London jour- ney. This time the Prince interposed objec- tions. He desired indeed no personal service, but he had a pride in Haydn and his fame, and thought he had secured sufficient glory.
He may also have thought that a man sixty years old ought not to expose himself to the hardships of a distant journey, and the perse- cutions of envy. Haydn appreciated his good intentions, but he still felt strong, and prefer- red an active life to the quiet in which his Prince had placed him.
What to read after Life of Haydn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nohl, Ludwig, 1831-1885 to read onlineMoreLess
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