모차르트의 인생.The Book of Life of Mozart,by Ludwig Nohl

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Life of Mozart
BY
LOUIS NOHL

TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN

BY
JOHN J. LALOR.

“Man’s title to nobility is the heart.”

CHICAGO:
JANSEN, McCLURG, & COMPANY.
1880.

COPYRIGHT,
Jansen, McClurg & Company.
A. D. 1880.

STEREOTYPED AND PRINTED
BY
THE CHICAGO LEGAL NEWS COMPANY.

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CONTENTS.

CHAPTER I.
CHILDHOOD AND EARLY TRAVELS.
Mozart’s Parentage―Early Development of his Genius―Character as a Child―Travels at the Age of Six―Received by Maria Theresa and Marie Antoinette―Mozart and Goethe―Meeting with Madame de Pompadour―The London Bach’s Opinion of Young Mozart―Asked to Write an Opera by Joseph II―Assailed by Envy―Padre Martini―Notes Down the Celebrated Miserere from Ear―The Pope Confers on him the Order of the Golden Spurs―A Member of the Philharmonic Society of Bologna―First Love―Personal Appearance―Troubles with the Archbishop, 7-41
CHAPTER II.
THE GREAT PARISIAN ARTISTIC JOURNEY.
Disgusted with Salzburg―In Vienna Again―Salzburg Society―Character of Musicians in the Last Century―Jerome Colloredo, Archbishop of Salzburg―Mozart’s Letter to Him―The Father’s Solicitude for His Son―Paternal Advice―New Compositions―Incidents of his Journey―Meets with Opposition―Secret Enemies―His Ambition to Elevate the Character of the German Opera―Disappointments―His Description of German “Free City” Life―Meeting with Stein―In his Uncle’s Family―“Baesle”―Meeting with the Cannabichs―Attachment for Rosa Cannabich―Influence of this Attachment on his Music―The Weber Family―The Non so d’Onde Viene―Circumstances of its Composition, 42-82
CHAPTER III.[6]
IDOMENEO.
New Disappointments―Opposition of the Abbe Vogler―Mozart and the Poet Wieland―Wieland’s Impressions of Mozart―German Opera and Joseph II―The Weber Family―Aloysia Weber―Mozart’s Plans―His Father Opposes them and his Attachment for Aloysia―Mozart’s Music and Heart-trials―In Paris―Disappointments there―Contrast Between Parisian and German Life―New Intrigues Against Him―Invited Back to Salzburg―“Faithless” Aloysia―Meeting of Father and Son―Reception in Salzburg―“King Thamos”―Character of Mozart’s Music Composed at this time―Invitation to Compose the Idomeneo―Its Success―Effect on the Italian Opera, 83-117
CHAPTER IV.
ELOPEMENT FROM THE SERAGLIO―FIGARO―DON GIOVANNI.
Opinions on the Idomeneo―Tired of Salzburg―

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Life of Mozart
BY
LOUIS NOHL

TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN

BY
JOHN J. LALOR.

“Man’s title to nobility is the heart.”

CHICAGO:
JANSEN, McCLURG, & COMPANY.
1880.

COPYRIGHT,
Jansen, McClurg & Company.
A. D. 1880.

STEREOTYPED AND PRINTED
BY
THE CHICAGO LEGAL NEWS COMPANY.
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TRANSLATOR’S NOTE.
Mr. Louis Nohl, the author of the present little volume, has merited for himself in Germany a high reputation as a writer of the biographies of musicians, and some of his larger works have appeared in English on the other side of the Atlantic. The present is the first translation into our language of his shorter Life of Mozart. It will, we trust, prove acceptable to those who desire to learn the chief events in the life of the great composer, to see how his life influenced his compositions, and how his great works are, in many instances at least, the expression of his own joys and sorrows, the picture of his own soul in tones.

The translator’s grateful acknowledgments are due to Mr. A. W. Dohn, of Chicago, who was kind enough to compare the entire translation with the original. His thorough knowledge of music and German, no less than his rare familiarity with the English language, have largely contributed to the fidelity of this translation.

J

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