Maison natale de Berlioz à La Côte-Saint-André

Français : Musée Hector-Berlioz

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2015-11-29

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Maison natale de Berlioz à La Côte-Saint-André

Français : Musée Hector-Berlioz

Crédit : Isere - musee Hector-Berlioz

2015-11-29

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Maison natale de Berlioz à La Côte-Saint-André

Français : La Côte-Saint-André (38) France ; Maison natale d'Hector Berlioz ; 69 Rue de République

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Maison natale de Berlioz à La Côte-Saint-André

Français : Miniature sur ivoire. Vers 1840 Coll. Musée Hector-Berlioz

Crédit : Pierre Paul De Pommayrac (1807 - 1880)

2014-07-03

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Maison natale de Berlioz à La Côte-Saint-André

Français : Sigle de la Maison des Illustres, sur la Maison Berlioz à La Côte Saint André, Isère (France).

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2018-06-11

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Maison natale de Berlioz à La Côte-Saint-André

English: BIRTHPLACE OF BERLIOZ. No. 83 rue Nationale, La Côte-Saint-André. Identifier: modernmusicmusic02elso (find matches) Title: Modern music and musicians : (Encyclopedic) Year: 1918 (1910s) Authors: Elson, Louis Charles, 1848-1920 Subjects: PianoMusiciansComposers Publisher: New York : The University Society Inc. Contributing Library: Harold B. Lee Library Digitizing Sponsor: Brigham Young University View Book Page: Book Viewer About This Book: Catalog Entry View All Images: All Images From Book Click here to view book online to see this illustration in context in a browseable online version of this book. Text Appearing Before Image: was on the point of fainting. My neighbor pressed my hands in his to restrain me from uttering a cry. From that time my admiration for Berlioz knew no bounds, and I began to study his works, with which I had had but slight acquaintance, never having had an opportunity to hear them. The Parisians were not at all pleased with them. The success of L'Enfance du Christ was, however, very great, and this piece opened to Berlioz the doors of the French Academy, of which he became a member two years afterward. Clapisson entered first. The very day of the election of the author of La Promise, who was not yet the author of La Fanchonnette, I was walking on the boulevard with the author of L'Enfance du Christ and certain earlier masterpieces. It was the moment when the balloting was going on under the cupola of the Mazarin palace, and he was impatient to know the result. But why? I said to him. At this very moment Clapisson is being elected. You are a bird of ill omen, replied he, jumping Text Appearing After Image: BIRTHPLACE OF BERLIOZ. No. 83 rue Nationale, La Côte-Saint-André. into a cab to go to the secretary of the Academy, hoping to get a little earlier account of the triumph of his competitor. I was not mistaken. Toussaint Benet, whose name I have mentioned above, was a jovial fellow from Marseilles, who, possessed of an ample fortune, had settled at Paris to educate his son in music. Berlioz had recognized in the young Theodore a remarkable precocity and exceptional talents, and had taken great interest in him. He gave him the scores of the masters to read, and pointed out their beauties. Berlioz and I often met at the rooms of Toussaint Benet. The child had grown up, and on his return from Germany, where he had been to take lessons from Liszt and the learned Professor Schnyder von Wartensee, he was already something more than a surprising virtuoso; he was even a finished musician. What delightful evenings I owe to him! After dinner young Ritter would sit down at the p Note About Images Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.

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2023-05-05

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