Category: History - Other
Transcriber’s Note: This e-text is reproduced from the original typescript submitted by the author for her bachelor’s degree. Whilst undoubtedly she would have liked it to be error-free, it wasn’t, and for authenticity the typos etc. have been left in situ--save for the incorp...
In "Alceste" his overture assumed a new significance. It had no formal end but was broken into by the chorus. In "Armide" each character had music personally distinctive. "Iphig...
1. Part 1Transcriber’s Note: This e-text is reproduced from the original typescript submitted by the author for her bachelor’s degree. Whilst undoubtedly she would have liked it to be er...
3. Part 3However, his operas are a tableaux of gorgeous glowing pictures, and he has had no successful imitation. His scheme of thematic identification and development in its union of ca...
4. Part 43 11.6 14.21 30.2 11.6 14.39 5 30.1 21.3 9.73 17.27 21.6 2 14.35 25.73 30.30 19.50 10.2 3 26.85 15.27 11.87 33.13 12.88 3 32.92 23.5 23.82 3.163 18.71 3 23.6 18.68 18.62 15.91 2...
5. Part 511.6 -- -- -- -- 14.07 3.2 -- -- -- 19.50 -- -- -- -- 33.13 -- -- -- -- .833 -- 2.53 -- -- 9.59 6.32 -- -- -- 8.89 5.69 4.47 3.91 6.35 34.2 34.2 22.8 15.75 10.65 2.46 2.97 .743...