The Euterpeiad: Or, Musical Intelligencer, Bände 1-3Da Capo Press, 1977 |
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... singer in the metropolis parts of what we hear , and these are too offor years ? " In two words , established princi- ten the defects of a public singer . A combi - ples ; what this " test of public approbation " nation of nothing but ...
... singer in the metropolis parts of what we hear , and these are too offor years ? " In two words , established princi- ten the defects of a public singer . A combi - ples ; what this " test of public approbation " nation of nothing but ...
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... singer of the reader by an unexpected turn . The has not , as by what he has done The course singer seems to hold , as it were , a middle a great singer pursues , is to consider well place ; for he keeps alive the attention to the style ...
... singer of the reader by an unexpected turn . The has not , as by what he has done The course singer seems to hold , as it were , a middle a great singer pursues , is to consider well place ; for he keeps alive the attention to the style ...
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... singer happens to tempt of any endeavour to interest as an sustain , but with the situation in whichhe hap- actor , in some of the most distinguished pens to be placed . Thus the greatest force singers , that the song itself was ...
... singer happens to tempt of any endeavour to interest as an sustain , but with the situation in whichhe hap- actor , in some of the most distinguished pens to be placed . Thus the greatest force singers , that the song itself was ...
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