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... Italian must be allowed to possess an advantage , but it is in sound only ; and while singing is the un- ion of the two principles , the noblest attribute belongs to the poetry of our own country . ry I can but consider that the genius ...
... Italian must be allowed to possess an advantage , but it is in sound only ; and while singing is the un- ion of the two principles , the noblest attribute belongs to the poetry of our own country . ry I can but consider that the genius ...
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... Italian music was gaining ground before the close of the grandeur and magnificence of Catalani , but her the seventeenth century . Italian music was howev - deficiency arose out of the natural difference of voice ; er , long talked of ...
... Italian music was gaining ground before the close of the grandeur and magnificence of Catalani , but her the seventeenth century . Italian music was howev - deficiency arose out of the natural difference of voice ; er , long talked of ...
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... Italian , and by Italian singers , There were operas then , as at present , generally twice a week , and Almahide was performed before PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT Two Dollars , ifty cents per annum , payable in ad- vance . FOR THE ...
... Italian , and by Italian singers , There were operas then , as at present , generally twice a week , and Almahide was performed before PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT Two Dollars , ifty cents per annum , payable in ad- vance . FOR THE ...
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Esq Proverbial phrases The country choir Handels messiah Wyatts concert Poetry Romeo to Miss S M L on hearing her sing | 52 |
ty Capt Morris anacreontic song Sonnet from Anacreon Budd to | 60 |
Hollands concert Piano forte pocket companion The muses On a la No 17 Music of the French Biography of Purcell Commemo | 68 |
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