Mozart: The
Mozart: The Man and the Artist, as Revealed in His Own Words
作者：Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus, 1756-1791; Kerst, Friedrich, 1870-1961 [Compiler]; Krehbiel, Henry Edward, 1854-1923 [Translator]
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共 31 题- INFORMATION ABOUT THIS E-TEXT EDITION
- MOZART: THE MAN AND THE ARTIST, AS REVEALED IN HIS OWN WORDS
- BY
- FRIEDRICH KERST
- TRANSLATED BY HENRY EDWARD KREHBIEL
- MOZART: THE MAN AND THE ARTIST, AS REVEALED IN HIS OWN WORDS
- TABLE OF CONTENTS
- BRIEF BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH
- EDITOR'S NOTE
- H.E.K.
- New York, June 7, 1905
- THE SIGNIFICANCE OF MOZART
- CHIPS FROM THE WORKSHOP
- CONCERNING THE OPERA
- MUSICAL PEDAGOGICS
- 57. "Right! That's the way to shriek."
- TOUCHING MUSICAL PERFORMANCES
- EXPRESSIONS CRITICAL
- OPINIONS CONCERNING OTHERS
- 97. "Here, at last, is something from which one can learn!"
- WOLFGANG, THE GERMAN
- SELF-RESPECT AND HONOR
- 148. "Whoever judges me by such bagatelles is also a scamp!"
- STRIVINGS AND LABORS
- AT HOME AND ABROAD
- LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP
- 194. "Dearest, best of friends!"
- WORLDLY WISDOM
- IN SUFFERING
- MORALS
- RELIGION