The abolition of the chorus, and the debasement of this
sensibly powerful organ into the characterless substitute of a confidant,
is by no means such an improvement in the as the French, and
their imitators, would have it supposed to be.
sensibly powerful organ into the characterless substitute of a confidant,
is by no means such an improvement in the as the French, and
their imitators, would have it supposed to be.
Friedrich Schiller
