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The Vienna Philharmonic: the complete Beethoven symphonies and concertos. (Carnegie Hall, New York)
From: The Nation
Date: 19870509
Author:Said, Edward W.
The Vienna Philharmonic: The Complete Beethoven Symphonies And Concertos
Toward the end of E.M. Forster'sA Passage to India, as the spiritually exhausted Fielding is sailing home, he comes through the Suez Canal into the Mediterranean, "the human norm." The relief he feels derives from that region, where "harmony between the works of man and the earth that upholds them" has been achieved. It is an insidious comparison that Forster intends between India, all muddles and unsatisfying mysteries, and Europe, a "civilization that has escaped muddle, the spirit in a reasonable ...
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