 | Hector Berlioz - 1882 - 268 pàgines
...music, is then strictly bound to let himself be guided by the second, and to follow his time by ear. But if — as frequently happens in modern music —...and the distant performers. Many attempts, more or lees ingenious, have been made of this kind, the result of which has not everywhere answered expectations.... | |
 | Henri Kling, Gustav Saenger - 1905 - 406 pàgines
...music, is then strictly bound to let himself be guided by the second, and to follow his time by ear. But if — as frequently happens in modern music —...kind, the result of which has not everywhere answered expectations. That of Covent Garden Theatre, in London, moved by the conductor's foot, acts tolerably... | |
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... behind the scenes, without accompaniment from the principal orchestra, another conductor is absolutely essential. If the orchestra accompany this portion, the first conductor, who hears the distant music, is then strictly bound to let himself be guided... 