The Philosophy of the Human Voice: Embracing Its Physiological History; Together with a System of Principles, by which Criticism in the Art of Elocution May be Rendered Intelligible, and Instruction, Definite and Comprehensive. To which is Added A Brief Analysis of Song and RecitativeGrigg & Elliott, 1833 - 432 страница |
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... given the whole right of the edition to him . I made no second offer of the manuscript to any other ; for as it had been rejected by the foremost publishing patron of Ame- rican works , I deprecated the influence of his example against ...
... given the whole right of the edition to him . I made no second offer of the manuscript to any other ; for as it had been rejected by the foremost publishing patron of Ame- rican works , I deprecated the influence of his example against ...
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... given a no- tation of the time of the voice : and in showing that the same concrete intonation which belonged to syllables of the Greek language , is necessarily heard on those of his own , has en- deavoured , but unsuccessfully , to ...
... given a no- tation of the time of the voice : and in showing that the same concrete intonation which belonged to syllables of the Greek language , is necessarily heard on those of his own , has en- deavoured , but unsuccessfully , to ...
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... in Music , imply the different degree of success with which each has been cultivated . The inquirers into the nature of speech , have given up their judgments to authority , and their pens to quotation . The musician XX INTRODUCTION .
... in Music , imply the different degree of success with which each has been cultivated . The inquirers into the nature of speech , have given up their judgments to authority , and their pens to quotation . The musician XX INTRODUCTION .
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... given the result of the leisure of about three years , snatched from the daily duty of extensive professional occupation . If in discharging the du- ties of that profession , I have selected from its physiological department , a subject ...
... given the result of the leisure of about three years , snatched from the daily duty of extensive professional occupation . If in discharging the du- ties of that profession , I have selected from its physiological department , a subject ...
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... given , in his work , a notation of time , sufficient for all the syllabic purposes of discourse . I shall hereafter make a division of this accident , with refer- ence to English syllables , and to their uses in utterance . I employ ...
... given , in his work , a notation of time , sufficient for all the syllabic purposes of discourse . I shall hereafter make a division of this accident , with refer- ence to English syllables , and to their uses in utterance . I employ ...
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The Philosophy of the Human Voice: Embracing Its Physiological History ... James Rush Преглед исечка - 1833 |
Чести термини и фразе
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