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Updated: June 13, 2025
Divers fragments de Handel, chante par Madame Viardot- Garcia. Solo pour Violoncello, par M. Franchomme. Nocturne, Preludes, Mazurkas et Impromptu. Le Chene et le Roseau, chante par Madame Viardot-Garcia, accompagne par Chopin. Maurice Bourges, who a week later reports on the concert, states more particularly what Chopin played. Maurice Bourges's account is not altogether free from strictures.
The left hand, too, must receive careful attention and special study. The chord passages and all similar ones must be executed discreetly and legatissimo. Von Bulow calls the seventh study, the one in C sharp minor, a nocturne a duo for 'cello and flute.
And now now she was going to speak to him to tell him what was she going to tell him? How much could she, dared she, tell him? She prayed silently to be given strength. In the clear sky the young moon hung. Beneath it, to the left, was one star like an attendant, the star of Venus. The faint light of the moon fell upon the water of the pool. Unceasingly the frog uttered its nocturne.
The manuscript of the nocturne was supposed to have been destroyed in the sacking of the Zamojski Palace, at Warsaw, toward the end of the insurrection of 1863, but it was discovered quite recently among papers of various kinds in the possession of a Polish gentleman, a great collector, whose son offered Mr. Polinski the privilege of selecting from such papers.
Father loves him and is proud of him and nothing ever enters his mind except that I will marry Nickols and start the family all over again. And this is the tragedy. I love Nickols and am entirely unsatisfied with him. He is the Whistler nocturne that my Sorolla nature demands, and he eternally makes me hold out my hand to grasp nothing. He stands just beyond.
She wins her reward, but Araquil, who is brought in from a battle mortally wounded, knowing the price at which it was won, thrusts her from him, and she sinks a gibbering maniac upon his corpse. There is little in Massenet's score but firing of cannons and beating of drums. The musical interest centres in a charming duet in the opening scene, and a delicious instrumental nocturne.
The color rushed for an instant to Kirk's cheeks, why, he could not have said. "Without a word, the old gentleman, still holding Kirk's hands, pushed him gently into the chair he had himself been sitting in. There was a little time of stillness, filled only by the crack and rustle of the fire. Then, into the silence, crept the first dew-clear notes of Chopin's F Sharp Major Nocturne.
In those days, he tells us, that Lucifer could be visited chez lui in an earthly tabernacle, situated in an unfrequented street, from whence the lointain bruissement du Paris nocturne might be heard by the pensive traveller if he were not too intent on diabolising. Now, he has found out that Lucifer was chez lui everywhere. Je vise Satan et ses dogmes.
Bring out that forte passage properly! Remember there's a pedal on the piano!" It was like having a lesson in public. Ingred felt too scared to begin, and yet she was too much afraid of her master to refuse, so the bigger fright prevailed, and as a cat will swim to escape an enemy she dashed at the "Nocturne." Once restarted, it went magnificently: afterwards, she always declared that Dr.
She was playing the closing bars of a nocturne. She rose slowly, turned, and seized the letter as a starving man seizes food. There was something almost wolf-like in her eyes. "Steinmetz," she exclaimed, reading the address. "Steinmetz. Oh! why won't he write to me?"
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