Music and
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共 24 段- There is a pretty, delicate music made by the rippling, gurg
- To Palestrina, a learned Italian of the sixteenth century, a
- It is perhaps too early, as yet, to decide that Richard Wagn
- It is said that the ancient Egyptians held music in such hig
- "The concert on Thursday evening was what in other cases
- "In October, 1853, we find her again at the Beaumont
- "This company of singers, consisting of four [three]
- I am not quite certain, though, that such minute mention wil
- And now, if this were not intended as a book on musical hist
- "He was a little less than four years of age when a piano
- "'I presume you have not heard "Blind Tom" play. If not, you
- These young ladies (as will be seen from criticisms annexed)
- After studying for some time the piano, and becoming, for on
- "The concert given in the City Hall last evening by Miss
- From the first, Mr. Jamieson has given himself to the perfor
- "Our celebrated violinist Alard, who has been on a short
- In this field of musical creation, men of great genius find
- Shortly after the close of the war, a number of philanthropi
- It is unnecessary to dwell at length upon the fact so sadly
- Commencing with Boston, then, I first mention _Miss Rachel M
- _Mr. Peter P. O'Fake_ is considered one of the most noticeab
- The _Rev. Thomas H. Jackson_, pastor of Allen Temple, himsel
- Again: there was another portion of this same race, who, in
- 4. SYMPHONY.--For Two Violins and Piano, { L.M