The Euterpeiad: Or, Musical Intelligencer, Bände 1-3Da Capo Press, 1977 |
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... delight than that very than expose our accomplished fair - ones to voice would do with a greater number , re - the sneers of the critic and ridicule of fiddlers , plies , that the multitude of instruments only by conveying them from ...
... delight than that very than expose our accomplished fair - ones to voice would do with a greater number , re - the sneers of the critic and ridicule of fiddlers , plies , that the multitude of instruments only by conveying them from ...
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... delight , now melodious no more . I heard the loud blast , as it roar'd from afar , When it passed o'er the chords and aroused a deep strain , But all music was gone - ' twas a soul - grating jar , And the crash of the chords to the ...
... delight , now melodious no more . I heard the loud blast , as it roar'd from afar , When it passed o'er the chords and aroused a deep strain , But all music was gone - ' twas a soul - grating jar , And the crash of the chords to the ...
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... delight ! Sacred vocal music is surely one of the purest ascriptions of praise , and calculated to lift the heart above the low concerns of the diurnal sphere . The influence of relig- ious music is always felt , and , unlike most other ...
... delight ! Sacred vocal music is surely one of the purest ascriptions of praise , and calculated to lift the heart above the low concerns of the diurnal sphere . The influence of relig- ious music is always felt , and , unlike most other ...
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