My Musical Memories
My Musical Memories
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witnessing what would commonly be called an " Opera. " I felt more than ever the impossibility of producing the Parsifal in London, at Drury Lane or Covent Gar- den, before a well-dressed company of loungers, who had well dined, and were on their way to balls and sup- pers afterward.
I would as soon see the Oberammergau play at a music hall.
No; in Parsifal all is solemn, or all is irreverent. At Bayreuth we came on a pilgrimage ; it cost us time, and trouble, and money ; we were in earnest so ...were the actors ; the spirit of the great master who had planned every detail seemed still to preside over all ; the actors lived in their parts ; not a thought of self remained ; no one accepted applause or recall ; no one aimed at pro- ducing a personal effect ; the actors were lost in the drama, and it was the drama and not the actors which had impressed and solemnized us. When I came out they asked me who was Amfortis ? I did not know. I said " the wounded king. " As the instruments played out the Faith and Love motive for us to re-enter, the mellow sunshine broke once more from the cloud-rack over city, and field, and forest, before sinking behind the long low range of the distant hills.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
witnessing what would commonly be called an " Opera. " I felt more than ever the impossibility of producing the Parsifal in London, at Drury Lane or Covent Gar- den, before a well-dressed company of loungers, who had well dined, and were on their way to balls and sup- pers afterward.
I would as soon see the Oberammergau play at a music hall.
No; in Parsifal all is solemn, or all is irreverent. At Bayreuth we came on a pilgrimage ; it cost us time, and trouble, and money ; we were in earnest so ...were the actors ; the spirit of the great master who had planned every detail seemed still to preside over all ; the actors lived in their parts ; not a thought of self remained ; no one accepted applause or recall ; no one aimed at pro- ducing a personal effect ; the actors were lost in the drama, and it was the drama and not the actors which had impressed and solemnized us. When I came out they asked me who was Amfortis ? I did not know. I said " the wounded king. " As the instruments played out the Faith and Love motive for us to re-enter, the mellow sunshine broke once more from the cloud-rack over city, and field, and forest, before sinking behind the long low range of the distant hills.
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