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... of faith, sweat, and compromise. You'll never please everyone. Doubt less entrenched Prommers will regard the omission of Beethoven Nos 1 and 2 as an other step down the slippery slope. Mr Glock defends his progressive policy with con viction. We are not ...
... opening concert, given by the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, con ducted by Eugene Ormandy, with the immaculate Solomon to play Beethoven's Fourth Piano Concerto. (August 21st.) One must simply hope that on this occasion at least, arty-crafty camera work will ...
... chilling (because utterly unsensational) study of life in a lunatic asylum. It is beautifully acted and it moved me deeply. Beethoven always gets me just here ...
... Richardson gives his noisiest performance ever as a multi-millionaire who is con fined to a wheelchair and mad about Mozart and Beethoven. In his mausoleum-like country house, music streams from loudspeakers on all floors but does nothing to soothe the savage ...
... Edinburgh Festival. The ivork Mr. Solomon will be playing on this occasion is the Piano Concerto No. 3, in C. minor, by Beethoven. The orchestra will be the B.B.C. Symphony, under the conductorship of Sir Malcolm Sargent. Another con cert, which might ...
... other day to ask about my taste in music. He had a bet on with a friend, he said, that my favourite composer was Bach or Beethoven, and that I should have a preference for chamber music. I can't imagine what made my corre spondent bet so rashly, but I ...
... 1809 he died, his long life spanning one of the greatest of all musical ages, and the period when Mozart at one end and Beethoven at the other were enriching the world with their genius. Joseph Haydn His Art, Times and Glory (Gollancz. 1 8s.) is a worthy ...
... first World War, finds refuge from his changed life in drink, while his wife finds hers in imaginary invalidism, playing Beethoven at night and reading verse. The son cooks, the elder daughter herds the sheep, the younger, a savage, barges into everything ...
... musician, and it is as a musician of wide appreciation as well as a brilliant pianist that he will be remembered. Mozart, Beethoven and Schubert were to him the three great composers and his interpretation of their music was unforget table. In Mr. Cesar ...
... subject. THE TOSCANINI LEGACY (Putnam. 30s.) is a critical study, by Mr. Spike Hughes, of Arturo Toscanini's performances of Beethoven, Verdi, Brahms, Mozart and other composers' works. The legacy that Toscanini left behind him is really in two parts: the ...
... d hypochondriac, an Englishwoman who believes that she has married beneath her and who finds her only solace in playing Beethoven sonatas. The elder daughter works as a sheepherder and spends most of the day in a saddle, but has a mute longing for some ...
... frustrations and setbacks and, as he prepares for death, he decides that he will be ready to go and that Bach and Mozart, Beethoven and Brahms, will play me out. A sober but never a depressing book, objective to a degree and with an unornamented style ...