...merely said, " Mió caro Sassone, questa música è nellostilo Francese, di che io non m'intendo."— " My dear Saxon, this music is in the French style, which I do not understand." Handel, in his younger days, made Lulli his model in writing overtures. ters are London, the Thames,...

...character, merely said, " Mio caro Sassone, questa musica £ nello stile Francese, di che io non m'intendo." "My dear Saxon, this music is in the French style, which I don't understand." At that time, Lulli's style, in the composition of overtures, was fashionable, and...

...calmly observing, Mw caro Sassone, questa niusica è nelle stile Francese, di c/i' 10 non iniend¿¿. (My dear Saxon, this music is in the French style,...Lully's overtures, and the inuendo, which was a lenient punish. inent for conduct so violent, could not have been misunderstood by him. Corclli, however, though...

...nelle stile Francese, di eh' io non intendo. (My dear Saxon, this music is in the French style, which 1 do not understand.) Some satire was half concealed...punishment for conduct so violent, could not have been misunderstood by him. Gorelli, however, though an exquisite performer in regard to expression and taste,...

...only said," Ma, caro Sassone, questa musica e nel stilo Francese, di ch'io non m'intendo"—(" But, my dear Saxon, this music is in the French style, which I do not understand''). And so far Corelli was perfectly right; Handel's overtures are formed after the model of Lully, though,...

...said,” Ma, caro Sassone, queata musia è nd stilo Francese, di ch'io non m'intendo”—(” But, my dear Saxon, this music is in the French style, which I do not understand”). And so far Coreill was perfectly right; Handel's overtures are formed after the model of Lully, though,...

...character, merely said, "Mio caro Sassone, questa musica e nello stile Francese, di dieio non m'intendo." "My dear Saxon, this music is in the French style, which I don't understand." At that time, Lulli's style, in the composition of overtures, was fashionable, and...

...showed at once the high esteem he felt for the German, and his own meekness and modesty :—" But, my dear Saxon, this music is in the French style, which I do not understand." From Rome, Handel proceeded to Naples, where he was treated with much respect, and considerable efforts...

...more life and spirit a certain phrase should be read, the Italian with gentle courtesy replied, " But, dear Saxon, this music is in the French style, which I do not understand." In Rome Handel became intimate with Alessandro Scarlatti, the greatest Italian composer then living,...

...concertmaster) had difficulty in playing it. After Handel played the passages himself, Corelli said, "But dear Saxon, this music is in the French style, which I do not understand" (John Mainwaring, Memoirs of the Life of the Lute George Frederic Handel. London, 1760, 56-57.) Since...