The Euterpeiad: Or, Musical Intelligencer, Bände 1-3Da Capo Press, 1977 |
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... sacred songs , a large portion of the scriptures , for the instruction and edi- fication of the people of God during successive generations . From his ex- perimental acquaintance with the hap- ру influence of sacred music , he was ...
... sacred songs , a large portion of the scriptures , for the instruction and edi- fication of the people of God during successive generations . From his ex- perimental acquaintance with the hap- ру influence of sacred music , he was ...
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... sacred music , they would lay a proper founda- tion for becoming wise and skilful in the songs of the Lord . 2. They , who sing sacred songs , need instruction in respect to the modulation of their voices . - Vocal powers constitute one ...
... sacred music , they would lay a proper founda- tion for becoming wise and skilful in the songs of the Lord . 2. They , who sing sacred songs , need instruction in respect to the modulation of their voices . - Vocal powers constitute one ...
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... sacred songs are the same subjects on which God gives us instruction by Moses and the prophets , by the Lord Jesus Christ and the apostles . Sacred singing affords assistance in regard to the objects that are to be answered by the ...
... sacred songs are the same subjects on which God gives us instruction by Moses and the prophets , by the Lord Jesus Christ and the apostles . Sacred singing affords assistance in regard to the objects that are to be answered by the ...
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