The Euterpeiad: Or, Musical Intelligencer, Bände 1-3Da Capo Press, 1977 |
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... society which was form- ed in our country for the cultivation of correct and classical sacred music , was the Psallonian Society , in Providence . This society originated in the vol- untary association of eight gentlemen of this town in ...
... society which was form- ed in our country for the cultivation of correct and classical sacred music , was the Psallonian Society , in Providence . This society originated in the vol- untary association of eight gentlemen of this town in ...
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... Society , Nau - ters of their art , and their several anthems and cho- russes gave much satisfaction to a crowded and re- tucket - Jubal Society , Hartford , Conn . - Phil Har - spectable audience . Though we pretend to be no monic Society ...
... Society , Nau - ters of their art , and their several anthems and cho- russes gave much satisfaction to a crowded and re- tucket - Jubal Society , Hartford , Conn . - Phil Har - spectable audience . Though we pretend to be no monic Society ...
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... society are governed ; and it is equally true , that musical literature has never been so assiduously , as well as ... Society , in Guilford , N. H. An Act to incorporate a Musical Society , by the name of the Martin Luther Society , in ...
... society are governed ; and it is equally true , that musical literature has never been so assiduously , as well as ... Society , in Guilford , N. H. An Act to incorporate a Musical Society , by the name of the Martin Luther Society , in ...
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