excerpt from 'My Musical Life' pp. 429 (127 words)

excerpt from 'My Musical Life' pp. 429 (127 words)

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My Musical Life

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In 1855, owing to the earnest advocacy of such friends as M. FERDINAND PRAEGER, who for thirty years, through evil report and good report, had never ceased to support WAGNER, the Philharmonic Society invited him over to London, and whilst here he conducted eight concerts. He was not popular; he was surprised to find that the band thought it unnecessary to rehearse, and the band was surprised that he should require so much rehearsal. But he drove the band in spite of itself, and the band hated him. They said he murdered BEETHOVEN with his baton, because of the freedom and inspiration of his readings. MENDELSSOHN'S Scotch symphony had been deliberately crushed or it was the only thing that went according to which paper you happened to read.

In 1855, owing to the earnest advocacy of such friends as M. FERDINAND PRAEGER, who for thirty years, through evil report and good report, had never ceased to support WAGNER, the Philharmonic Society invited him over to London, and whilst here he conducted eight concerts. He was not popular; he was surprised to find that the band thought it unnecessary to rehearse, and the band was surprised that he should require so much rehearsal. But he drove the band in spite of itself, and the band hated him. They said he murdered BEETHOVEN with his baton, because of the freedom and inspiration of his readings. MENDELSSOHN'S Scotch symphony had been deliberately crushed or it was the only thing that went according to which paper you happened to read.

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