excerpt from 'Impressions That Remained Memoirs' pp. 132 (93 words)

excerpt from 'Impressions That Remained Memoirs' pp. 132 (93 words)

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Impressions That Remained Memoirs

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I do not yet know Brahms well enough to think so much of him as you [Ethel Smyth] do. I do not always get within his meaning. I know both Sestets. I heard his last quartet - I think in B major. I like it very much, and I liked the (so-called) "Scherzo" best. It is no more a Scherzo than it is an Irish Jig, but it is a superb movement. The critics considered it unintelligible! I heard Madame Schumann & Co. play her husband's pianoforte quartet just as you say they did.

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