The Quarterly Musical Magazine and Review, Volume 7Baldwin, Craddock, and Joy, 1825 |
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... master as Dra- gonetti , its softest tones bestow a richness which can be afforded by no other means . It has been often said that the finest body of sound is obtained from a number of instruments playing soft , rather than from a few ...
... master as Dra- gonetti , its softest tones bestow a richness which can be afforded by no other means . It has been often said that the finest body of sound is obtained from a number of instruments playing soft , rather than from a few ...
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... master " flourished ; and the publication of which I am about to give some account , is the forlorn hope of an uncounte nanced individual to steer between the Scylla and Charybdis of levity and extravagance that now divide the empire of ...
... master " flourished ; and the publication of which I am about to give some account , is the forlorn hope of an uncounte nanced individual to steer between the Scylla and Charybdis of levity and extravagance that now divide the empire of ...
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... master by alleviating his toil in the gratification of his pupils , their friends , and himself — the amateur by augmenting and elevating his enjoyments ; the patron of music by enabling him to distinguish the proper channel for the ...
... master by alleviating his toil in the gratification of his pupils , their friends , and himself — the amateur by augmenting and elevating his enjoyments ; the patron of music by enabling him to distinguish the proper channel for the ...
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... master's fame . " The Heroes ' Welcome , " is the fruit of severe study , and for the benefit of the student it is published ; but although replete with scientific artifice , the aim at effect is its mainspring , and per- vades every ...
... master's fame . " The Heroes ' Welcome , " is the fruit of severe study , and for the benefit of the student it is published ; but although replete with scientific artifice , the aim at effect is its mainspring , and per- vades every ...
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... master - pieces of the greatest com- posers have slept for ages in undisturbed oblivion . Now I who am not a great composer would fain appeal to the many , if I could get a fair hearing - for although the depths of musical composition ...
... master - pieces of the greatest com- posers have slept for ages in undisturbed oblivion . Now I who am not a great composer would fain appeal to the many , if I could get a fair hearing - for although the depths of musical composition ...
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