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... sounds of music . Each character is applied to one of the seven sounds ; and each sound has its particular character ; and every sound in mu- sic is fully and distinctly described by these charac- ters , as well in respect to its ...
... sounds of music . Each character is applied to one of the seven sounds ; and each sound has its particular character ; and every sound in mu- sic is fully and distinctly described by these charac- ters , as well in respect to its ...
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... sound . This different tendency in speaking and in musical sounds , may be observed very remarkably in a cathedral church , where the responses , spoken by a congregation of some thousands , produce only an indistinct dead kind of noise ...
... sound . This different tendency in speaking and in musical sounds , may be observed very remarkably in a cathedral church , where the responses , spoken by a congregation of some thousands , produce only an indistinct dead kind of noise ...
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... sound , as sight , some magic instrument * To turn a shapeless chaos into grace Grace , not mere beauty , but propriety Of many - varying sound , —for horror's voice Not less hath fitting grace , than loveliness Heard in the sweetness ...
... sound , as sight , some magic instrument * To turn a shapeless chaos into grace Grace , not mere beauty , but propriety Of many - varying sound , —for horror's voice Not less hath fitting grace , than loveliness Heard in the sweetness ...
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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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