The Euterpeiad: Or, Musical Intelligencer, Bände 1-3Da Capo Press, 1977 |
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... produce an unplea- taught us , that sounds are produced on the sant sensation on the organ of hearing ; but organs of hearing by vibration , and , there if the two are equally tightened , the effect fore , the drum of the ear is ...
... produce an unplea- taught us , that sounds are produced on the sant sensation on the organ of hearing ; but organs of hearing by vibration , and , there if the two are equally tightened , the effect fore , the drum of the ear is ...
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... produced in an unnatural manner , the voice becomes imperfect , and the singer has no skill in the art of singing , notwithstanding they may be uttered by a good musician , and in various modes of execution . It has been a question in ...
... produced in an unnatural manner , the voice becomes imperfect , and the singer has no skill in the art of singing , notwithstanding they may be uttered by a good musician , and in various modes of execution . It has been a question in ...
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... produced another octave , and so on for that he has undertaken a hopeless task , and as many octaves as you require , always abandons it as impracticable . halving for the last octave . On this discovery , however , a few discou raging ...
... produced another octave , and so on for that he has undertaken a hopeless task , and as many octaves as you require , always abandons it as impracticable . halving for the last octave . On this discovery , however , a few discou raging ...
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