The Euterpeiad: Or, Musical Intelligencer, Bände 1-3Da Capo Press, 1977 |
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... give them just ideas of themselves , of their Father and of futu rity , that when " The cloud - capt towers - the gorgeous palaces- " The solemn temples - the great globe itself ; " Yea , all which it inherit , shall dissolve— " And ...
... give them just ideas of themselves , of their Father and of futu rity , that when " The cloud - capt towers - the gorgeous palaces- " The solemn temples - the great globe itself ; " Yea , all which it inherit , shall dissolve— " And ...
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... give or take away any with emulation on their respective instru- thing which alters its nature . - It can still ex ... give us one . The expres- ( TO BE CONTINUED . ) : From the Connecticut Mirror . cited in a barn . - As Music like all ...
... give or take away any with emulation on their respective instru- thing which alters its nature . - It can still ex ... give us one . The expres- ( TO BE CONTINUED . ) : From the Connecticut Mirror . cited in a barn . - As Music like all ...
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... give rise to , the cast of tone which ev- tions of the hearer . ery singer assumes , the colour , as it were , Besides the divisions derived from the which he gives to his natural voice , deprive pitch or altitude of the notes , into ...
... give rise to , the cast of tone which ev- tions of the hearer . ery singer assumes , the colour , as it were , Besides the divisions derived from the which he gives to his natural voice , deprive pitch or altitude of the notes , into ...
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