Härtel his plan of collecting and revising his musical criticisms, and publishing them in two volumes.
He frequently emphasizes his desire to have his compositions printed in an attractive style, and in 1839 writes to Härtel that he cannot describe his pleasure on receiving the "Scenes of Childhood.
Inspired by his love for Mathilde Wesendonck, Wagner wrote the opera and succeeded in selling the score to Breitkopf & Härtel for the equivalent of $800.
That musician was Beethoven, to whom Rochlitz bore a commission for music to "Faust" from Breitkopf and Härtel in 1822.
But it seemed to Pärtel to-day that the snake shed tears, and this made his heart sad.
All the people went out to look for him, and their first visit was to the lime-tree which Pärtel was accustomed to visit so often, and towards which they had seen him going on the previous evening.
A tremendous flash and crash followed, as if the stone had been struck by lightning, and amid the loud pealing of the thunder, Pärtel fell on the ground like one dead, and knew nothing more of what happened to him.
When he left home, his mother put his christening gift in his pocket, and charged him to keep it as safe as the apple of his eye, and Pärtel did so.
This happened often, and whenever Pärtel had any time to spare, he used to hasten to the stone to see the beautiful white snake, which at last became so familiar with him that it often coiled round his leg.
On Sundays and summer evenings, the other young men used to go to visit their sweethearts, but Pärtel did not join their company.
Pärtel had no friendship with the other herd-boys, who were up to all sorts of pranks.
Pärtel went home and lay down to sleep before dawn, but his rest was disturbed by wonderfully varied dreams, some beautiful, some hideous.
It must have been almost midnight when the snake crept back to her nest under the stone, and did not reappear while Pärtel was playing.
When Pärtel slept a little while on the stone on a hot day, he had wonderfully pleasant dreams, and when he awoke, the sounds of music and song were still in his ears, so that he dreamed on after his eyes were open.
It raised its head as if to listen, and looked at Pärtel with its bright eyes, which shone like fire.
Pärtel was now growing up to be a young man; his father and mother were dead, and his brothers and sisters lived widely scattered, and seldom heard any tidings of each other, and still more rarely met.
Pärtel was not allowed to stay behind, though his heart drew him in another direction.
Thus Pärtel lived till he was fifteen years old, and was no longer to be herd-boy.
The little Pärtel grew and prospered, and became the delight of his parents, and at the age of ten he was sent to another village to become herd-boy to a rich farmer.
When Pärtel awakened from his heavy swoon, he found himself lying on cushions of white silk in a magnificent glass room of a sky-blue colour.
At the same time Härtel sent me a message that if I would compose for it, he would undertake to dispose of 6000 copies in two months.
Herr Raymond Härtel told me, there was an idea of your coming here yourself in the course of the winter.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "rtel" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
