Antonio Salieri quotes

Antonio Salieri was an Italian composer and conductor, prominent in the classical era. His compositions and influence shaped the development of opera in Vienna and Europe. He also became known for his teaching, mentoring many future great composers. Here is 1 of his quotes:

I feel that the end of my days is drawing near; my senses are failing me; my delight and strength in creating songs are gone; he, who was once honored by half of Europe, is forgotten; others have come and are the objects of admiration; one must give place to another. Nothing remains for me but trust in God, and the hope of an unclouded existence in the Land of Peace. (Antonio Salieri)

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Antonio Salieri

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Occupation: Italian Composer
Born: August 18, 1750
Died: May 7, 1825
Quotes count: 1
Wikipedia: Antonio Salieri