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in which compromise has no place
in the spring of 1823
the sweetness and singing of his violin sound
palpably haunted
Scheibl/ Hell - Styrian Harpsichord Concertos Format:CD in which compromise has noThe term used to describe the epoch in which the works brought together on this album were composed is a matter of dispute. Did it come before the period of Viennese classicism, which means that it represents "pre Classicism?" Or is it part of this period, that is, "Early Classicism?" The Austrian musicologist Rudolf Flotzinger came up with a pithy formulation for this phase of music history, terming it "the epoch between the epochs," which means that