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... tune so disguised by the fantastical flourishes of the dexterous performer , that not an individual in the congregation can possibly guess the tune intended , until the clerk has sung through the first line of the psalm . And it is ...
... tune so disguised by the fantastical flourishes of the dexterous performer , that not an individual in the congregation can possibly guess the tune intended , until the clerk has sung through the first line of the psalm . And it is ...
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... tune ) which close observers never fail to perceive , and which , we think , will account for the contempt in which professors hold the tune of amateurs , as much as the want of a regular system of vocal prac- tice in the beginning of ...
... tune ) which close observers never fail to perceive , and which , we think , will account for the contempt in which professors hold the tune of amateurs , as much as the want of a regular system of vocal prac- tice in the beginning of ...
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... tune ses , as their principal merit consists . An Inventive before striking it , it would be of essential service ... tune , cannot be sustained throughout , and with regard to the interlude upon the organ it should correspond with the ...
... tune ses , as their principal merit consists . An Inventive before striking it , it would be of essential service ... tune , cannot be sustained throughout , and with regard to the interlude upon the organ it should correspond with 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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