Frases de Joseph Haydn (5 citas)

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“¡Denle gracias, todas Sus maravillosas obras! ¡Canten Su honra, canten Su gloria, bendigan y engrandezcan Su Nombre! ¡La alabanza de Jehová perdura para siempre jamás! ¡Amén, Amén!”

Joseph Haydn

El libreto de un oratorio musical del siglo XVIII escrito por Joseph Haydn dice lo citado en alabanza a Jehová.

“Las naciones rivalizarían para poseer tan valiosa joya dentro de sus fronteras.”

Joseph Haydn

Joseph Haydn, en referencia a Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, declarando que eso hubiera sido así si hombres influyentes hubieran reconocido su valía.

Joseph Haydn: Frases en inglés

“Give Him thanks, all ye His works so wondrous! Sing His honor, sing His glory, bless and magnify His Name! Jehovah’s praise endures forevermore, Amen, Amen!.”

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Joseph Haydn

The libretto of an 18th-century oratorio by Joseph Haydn states in praise of Jehovah. Source: The Watchtower magazine, article: Praise the King of Eternity!, 4/1, 1996.

“Before God and as an honest man I tell you that your son is the greatest composer known to me either in person or by name: He has taste, and, furthermore, the most profound knowledge of composition.”

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Joseph Haydn

Ich sage ihnen vor Gott, als ein ehrlicher Mann, ihr Sohn ist der größte Componist, den ich von Person und den Nahmen nach kenne: er hat geschmack, und über das die größte Compositionswissenschaft.
Quoted in a letter from Leopold Mozart to Maria Anna Mozart (1785-02-16)

“If I could only impress on the soul of every friend of music, and on high personages in particular, how inimitable are Mozart's works, how profound, how musically intelligent, how extraordinarily sensitive! (for this is how I understand them, how I feel them) — why then the nations would vie with each other to possess such a jewel within their frontiers. Prague should hold him fast — but should reward him, too: for without this, the history of great geniuses is sad indeed, and gives but little encouragement to posterity to further exertions; and unfortunately this is why so many promising intellects fall by the wayside.”

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Joseph Haydn

Letter to Franz Rott (December 1787), from The collected correspondence, and London notebooks of Joseph Haydn, ed. H.C. Robbins Landon (1959), p. 73