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Life of Lord Byron, Vol. 1

Note 59 — LIFE OF LORD BYRON. (continued 2)

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Though always fond of music, he had very little skill in the performance of it. "It is very odd," he said, one day, to this lady,—"I sing much better to your playing than to any one else's."—"That is," she answered, "because I play to your singing."—In which few words, by the way, the whole secret of a skilful accompanier lies.

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