Life of Mozart 2
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VARESCO S LIBRETTO. 13I is an evident intention to give the piece a tragic tone rather than that of the then prevalent effeminate tender- ness, and to invest the characters with a psychological interest, and the plot with natural development and climax.
It must be admitted that the success is but partial. Varesco was no poet, and the spirit of French tragedy was not calculated to raise him to a higher sphere than that of Italian opera. Conventionality predominates, passion and emotion find but ...unnatural expression, pedantry and exag- geration, both alike untrue, jostle each other; and the plot hangs on such slender threads that, in spite of the strong passions which are set in motion, it awakens no lively interest.
The weak points both of French and Italian opera are here combined ; but there are other faults belonging more espe- cially to the latter. Such, for example, is the giving of the part of Idamante to a male soprano, and employing the bass voice only for the subordinate part of the Oracle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
VARESCO S LIBRETTO. 13I is an evident intention to give the piece a tragic tone rather than that of the then prevalent effeminate tender- ness, and to invest the characters with a psychological interest, and the plot with natural development and climax.
It must be admitted that the success is but partial. Varesco was no poet, and the spirit of French tragedy was not calculated to raise him to a higher sphere than that of Italian opera. Conventionality predominates, passion and emotion find but ...unnatural expression, pedantry and exag- geration, both alike untrue, jostle each other; and the plot hangs on such slender threads that, in spite of the strong passions which are set in motion, it awakens no lively interest.
The weak points both of French and Italian opera are here combined ; but there are other faults belonging more espe- cially to the latter. Such, for example, is the giving of the part of Idamante to a male soprano, and employing the bass voice only for the subordinate part of the Oracle.
What to read after Life of Mozart 2?
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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