The Euterpeiad: Or, Musical Intelligencer, Bände 1-3Da Capo Press, 1977 |
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... feelings , I doubt not , that a perusal of them will be gratifying to your readers . A SUBSCRIBER . The author , after ... feeling . It is this which must purify the music in your worshipping assemblies , and make it simple , chaste and ...
... feelings , I doubt not , that a perusal of them will be gratifying to your readers . A SUBSCRIBER . The author , after ... feeling . It is this which must purify the music in your worshipping assemblies , and make it simple , chaste and ...
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... feeling , lar , we shall find still more cause to complain and the opposite result will be inevitable . of the want of discretion , among vocal per- And here , the more skilful and enthusiastic a formers . performance is , the more it ...
... feeling , lar , we shall find still more cause to complain and the opposite result will be inevitable . of the want of discretion , among vocal per- And here , the more skilful and enthusiastic a formers . performance is , the more it ...
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... feeling . In Church music , our feelings suffer but lit- tle change from the progress of time ; hear the same notes applied to the same sa- cred words , which , from the earliest years of infancy , have been familiar to us - these airs ...
... feeling . In Church music , our feelings suffer but lit- tle change from the progress of time ; hear the same notes applied to the same sa- cred words , which , from the earliest years of infancy , have been familiar to us - these airs ...
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