The Euterpeiad: Or, Musical Intelligencer, Bände 1-3Da Capo Press, 1977 |
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... hear in public , not less than of the manner of public singers , that entail upon amateurs , the character of coarse , violent or theatrical style and man- ner . The precise riffioramenti can rare- The style and manner are the next ...
... hear in public , not less than of the manner of public singers , that entail upon amateurs , the character of coarse , violent or theatrical style and man- ner . The precise riffioramenti can rare- The style and manner are the next ...
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... hear our prayer ; " See the novice comes to sever Ev'ry worldly tie forever , " Take , O take her to your care . ” Still radiant gems are shining , Her jet black locks entwining ; And her robes around her flowing , With sunny tints are ...
... hear our prayer ; " See the novice comes to sever Ev'ry worldly tie forever , " Take , O take her to your care . ” Still radiant gems are shining , Her jet black locks entwining ; And her robes around her flowing , With sunny tints are ...
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... hear my prayer , Lord , hear my prayer , O Lord , accept my tears , my Lord , bear my prayer , Lord , hear my prayer , O Lord , Jaccept my tears , my VOCE Lord , hear my prayer , O Lord , accept my tears , tears . And let me du ly , du ...
... hear my prayer , Lord , hear my prayer , O Lord , accept my tears , my Lord , bear my prayer , Lord , hear my prayer , O Lord , Jaccept my tears , my VOCE Lord , hear my prayer , O Lord , accept my tears , tears . And let me du ly , du ...
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