قراءة كتاب Music-Study in Germany, from the Home Correspondence of Amy Fay

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Music-Study in Germany, from the Home Correspondence of Amy Fay

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Moving. German Houses and Dinners. The War. Capture of
Napoleon. Kullak's and Tausig's Teaching. Joachim. Wagner.
Tausig's Playing. German Etiquette. 95 CHAPTER VIII. Concerts. Joachim again. The Siege of Paris. Peace Declared.
Wagner. A Woman's Symphony. Ovation to Wagner in
Berlin. 111 CHAPTER IX. Difficulties of the Piano. Triumphal Entry of the Troops.
Paris. 123 CHAPTER X. A Rhine Journey. Frankfort. Mainz. Sail down the Rhine.
Cologne. Bonn. The Seven Mountains. Worms. Spire.
Heidelberg. Tausig's Death. 131 CHAPTER XI. Eisenach. Gotha. Erfurt. Andernach. Weimar. Tausig. 145 CHAPTER XII. Dinner-Party and Reception at Mr. Bancroft's. Audition at
Tausig's House. A German Christmas. The Joachims. 157 CHAPTER XIII. Visit to Dresden. The Wiecks. Von Bülow. A Child Prodigy.
Grantzow, the Dancer. 163 CHAPTER XIV. A Rising Organist. Kullak. Von Bülow's Playing. A Princely
Funeral. Wilhelmi's Concert. A Court Beauty. 174 CHAPTER XV. The Boston Fire. Aggravations of Music Study. Kullak.
Sherwood. Hoch Schule. A Brilliant American. German
Dancing. 182 CHAPTER XVI. A German Professor. Sherwood. The Baroness von S. Von
Bülow. A German Party. Joachim. The Baroness at Home. 192 WITH LISZT. CHAPTER XVII. Arrives in Weimar. Liszt at the Theatre.—At a Party. At
his own House. 205 CHAPTER XVIII. Liszt's Drawing-room. An Artist's Walking Party. Liszt's
Teaching. 218 CHAPTER XIX. Liszt's Expression in Playing. Liszt on Conservatories. Ordeal
of Liszt's Lessons. Liszt's Kindness. 227 CHAPTER XX. Liszt's Compositions. His Playing and Teaching of Beethoven.
His "Effects" in Piano-playing. Excursion to Jena. A
New Music Master. 235

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