The Letters of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1769-1791)
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Two days ago I was present at the rehearsal in the afternoon, but came away immediately after the Kyrie.
I never in my life heard anything like it ; there is often false harmony, and he rambles into the different keys as if he wished to drag you into them by the hair of your head ; but it neither repays the trouble, nor does it possess any originality, but is only quite abrupt. I shall say nothing of the way in which he carries out his ideas. I only say that no mass of Vogler's can possibly ple...ase any composer (who deserves the name). For example, I suddenly hear an idea which is not bad.
Well, instead of remaining not bad, no doubt it soon becomes good ? Not at all ! it becomes not only bad, but very bad, and this in two or three different ways : namely, scarcely has the thought arisen when some- thing else interferes to destroy it ; or he does not finish it naturally so that it may remain good ; or it is not introduced in the right place ; or it is finally ruined by bad instrumentation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Two days ago I was present at the rehearsal in the afternoon, but came away immediately after the Kyrie.
I never in my life heard anything like it ; there is often false harmony, and he rambles into the different keys as if he wished to drag you into them by the hair of your head ; but it neither repays the trouble, nor does it possess any originality, but is only quite abrupt. I shall say nothing of the way in which he carries out his ideas. I only say that no mass of Vogler's can possibly ple...ase any composer (who deserves the name). For example, I suddenly hear an idea which is not bad.
Well, instead of remaining not bad, no doubt it soon becomes good ? Not at all ! it becomes not only bad, but very bad, and this in two or three different ways : namely, scarcely has the thought arisen when some- thing else interferes to destroy it ; or he does not finish it naturally so that it may remain good ; or it is not introduced in the right place ; or it is finally ruined by bad instrumentation.
What to read after The Letters of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1769-1791)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mozart Wolfgang Amadeus to read onlineMoreLess
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