Life of Mozart 1
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Besides this she has good alto notes, as low as G. She is not handsome, but certainly not ugly ; has a wild look in her eyes at times, like people who are subject to fits, and she limps with one leg. She has always con- ducted herself well, and has therefore a good name and reputation." On March 24 they arrived at Bologna. Here they were received by Field Marshal Count Pallavicini in a way that reminded them of Count Firmian. "They are two noble- men," writes L. Mozart, "who possess identical t...astes and modes of thought, and are equally amiable, generous, and dignified." The Count arranged a brilliant concert in his own house, attended by 150 persons of the high nobility, among them the Cardinal Legate Antonio Colonna Branci- forte, and the chief of connoisseurs — Padre Martini. The company assembled at 8 o'clock, and did not disperse until near midnight.
L. Mozart considered that Wolfgang made a greater effect in Bologna than elsewhere, that city being the seat of so many artists and learned men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Besides this she has good alto notes, as low as G. She is not handsome, but certainly not ugly ; has a wild look in her eyes at times, like people who are subject to fits, and she limps with one leg. She has always con- ducted herself well, and has therefore a good name and reputation." On March 24 they arrived at Bologna. Here they were received by Field Marshal Count Pallavicini in a way that reminded them of Count Firmian. "They are two noble- men," writes L. Mozart, "who possess identical t...astes and modes of thought, and are equally amiable, generous, and dignified." The Count arranged a brilliant concert in his own house, attended by 150 persons of the high nobility, among them the Cardinal Legate Antonio Colonna Branci- forte, and the chief of connoisseurs — Padre Martini. The company assembled at 8 o'clock, and did not disperse until near midnight.
L. Mozart considered that Wolfgang made a greater effect in Bologna than elsewhere, that city being the seat of so many artists and learned men.
What to read after Life of Mozart 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grove, George, Sir, 1820-1900 to read onlineMoreLess
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