The Education of the Music Teacher
The Education of the Music Teacher
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103 104 THE EDUCATION OF THE MUSIC TEACHER Some years ago, in conversation with Anton Lang, Christus in the Passion Play at Oberam- mergau, I said to him: "Mr. Lang, the surprising feature of this per- formance to me is that the people of this little community can attain such perfect mastery over their parts, individually and in ensemble, and yet not perform publicly more frequently than every tenth year. " "That, " he replied, "is not the way we pro- ceed. While we produce the Passion Play but... once in ten years, we perform plays in our little theater here every Sunday. In that way we are always in practice. Our knowledge of his- trionic art is constantly increasing. As our children become old enough to participate, even to a slight extent, in the Sunday performance, we bring them forward. Whenever we discover talent, we encourage it, and the boy or girl whom we find gifted is destined to participate in one of our decennial celebrations. In this way we pass the art on from generation to generation, much, I suppose, as the Homeric poem was car- ried forward from lip to lip until it became fixed in type.
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103 104 THE EDUCATION OF THE MUSIC TEACHER Some years ago, in conversation with Anton Lang, Christus in the Passion Play at Oberam- mergau, I said to him: "Mr. Lang, the surprising feature of this per- formance to me is that the people of this little community can attain such perfect mastery over their parts, individually and in ensemble, and yet not perform publicly more frequently than every tenth year. " "That, " he replied, "is not the way we pro- ceed. While we produce the Passion Play but... once in ten years, we perform plays in our little theater here every Sunday. In that way we are always in practice. Our knowledge of his- trionic art is constantly increasing. As our children become old enough to participate, even to a slight extent, in the Sunday performance, we bring them forward. Whenever we discover talent, we encourage it, and the boy or girl whom we find gifted is destined to participate in one of our decennial celebrations. In this way we pass the art on from generation to generation, much, I suppose, as the Homeric poem was car- ried forward from lip to lip until it became fixed in type.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tapper Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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