1999
DOI: 10.1080/13555509909505978
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Learning to Listen: audiences for chamber music in early-Victorian London

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“…As a consequence of this Johnson (1995) shows, for example, how at the Paris Opera,``it was most typically the socially powerful önot always the most musically discerning spectators öwho set taste'' (page 34). Even the practice of listening in silence arose as much from the bourgeois concept of politeness as from an aesthetic sensibility to the music (Bashford, 1999). So the economic space of the concert hall is performed as actively by listeners as it is by musicians.…”
Section: Music Beyond Wordsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…As a consequence of this Johnson (1995) shows, for example, how at the Paris Opera,``it was most typically the socially powerful önot always the most musically discerning spectators öwho set taste'' (page 34). Even the practice of listening in silence arose as much from the bourgeois concept of politeness as from an aesthetic sensibility to the music (Bashford, 1999). So the economic space of the concert hall is performed as actively by listeners as it is by musicians.…”
Section: Music Beyond Wordsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(22) The importance of listening has only recently been recognised in academic circles, and has led to a flurry of activity among musicologists, some of the best of which is contained inBashford (1999),Johnson (1995), Page (1997), and Wegman (1998).…”
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“…Dazu verhalfen ihm noch die von Ella kreierten Synopsis Analytique, die im Vorfeld der Konzerte an die Eingeweihten gesandt wurden. 74 Um dem Konzert folgen zu können, wurde jeder überdies mit kleinen Taschenpartituren versehen. 75 Selbstverständlich erwartete der gestrenge Ella, daß seine Gäste der Aufführung schweigend und konzentriert lauschten.…”
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