The Euterpeiad: Or, Musical Intelligencer, Bände 1-3Da Capo Press, 1977 |
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... considerable pomp , the arrival of a Mr. Wilson from New - York , as a professor and teacher of music . WINDSOR ( Vt . ) CELEBRATION . At 10 o'clock , A. M. the School of Young Ladies under Mr. PARKER's instruction , and an interesting ...
... considerable pomp , the arrival of a Mr. Wilson from New - York , as a professor and teacher of music . WINDSOR ( Vt . ) CELEBRATION . At 10 o'clock , A. M. the School of Young Ladies under Mr. PARKER's instruction , and an interesting ...
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... considerable pleasure . His origin , it ap- pears , is from London ; at the age of eight years he was placed under the celebrated Dr. Ayrton and Mr. John Stafford Smith . He was among the young gentlemen of his Majesty's Chapel Royal ...
... considerable pleasure . His origin , it ap- pears , is from London ; at the age of eight years he was placed under the celebrated Dr. Ayrton and Mr. John Stafford Smith . He was among the young gentlemen of his Majesty's Chapel Royal ...
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... considerable sa- tisfaction that we notice the exertions of the man- How should we shrink from the prospect , if the hearts of those who pant for what the world calls , glory , were unfolded to our eyes ! Could we have penetrated into ...
... considerable sa- tisfaction that we notice the exertions of the man- How should we shrink from the prospect , if the hearts of those who pant for what the world calls , glory , were unfolded to our eyes ! Could we have penetrated into ...
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