The Euterpeiad: Or, Musical Intelligencer, Bände 1-3Da Capo Press, 1977 |
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... THEE , th ' unseen , eternal given ? Why those gems that deck the sky ? ' Tis to proclaim TREE , Lord of Heaven ! All that's vast , by thy decree , Hath been made to honor THEE . Why does darkness veil the world ? That Thou may'st ...
... THEE , th ' unseen , eternal given ? Why those gems that deck the sky ? ' Tis to proclaim TREE , Lord of Heaven ! All that's vast , by thy decree , Hath been made to honor THEE . Why does darkness veil the world ? That Thou may'st ...
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... thee that its sceut , its bloom , Exist but in that ray . And thus my lute , when thou dost bid It thrill to love no more , W. Will answer thee - When love has ceased , Then is its music o'er . My heart has echoed but one tone , The ...
... thee that its sceut , its bloom , Exist but in that ray . And thus my lute , when thou dost bid It thrill to love no more , W. Will answer thee - When love has ceased , Then is its music o'er . My heart has echoed but one tone , The ...
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... thee is every joy enhanc'd ; With thee delight is ever new ; With thee is life , incessant bliss : Thine , thine the joy shall be . Recitative . - Uriel . O happy pair ! and always happy still , Unless misled by false conceit , Ye ...
... thee is every joy enhanc'd ; With thee delight is ever new ; With thee is life , incessant bliss : Thine , thine the joy shall be . Recitative . - Uriel . O happy pair ! and always happy still , Unless misled by false conceit , Ye ...
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