American Quarterly Review, Том 15Robert Walsh Carey, Lea & Carey, 1834 |
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... former , while the converse of this will be found in those who have succeeded in the latter , and been less successful in the former style . To this circumstance we may attribute the peculiar taste of English musicians , and of Dr ...
... former , while the converse of this will be found in those who have succeeded in the latter , and been less successful in the former style . To this circumstance we may attribute the peculiar taste of English musicians , and of Dr ...
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... former . Let him com- pare one of Beethoven's symphonies , or Weber's Oberon , or Der Freischutz , or Mozart's Don Giovanni , with one of Palestrina's pieces , or with the Ambrosian or Gregorian chant , and if he does not find more ...
... former . Let him com- pare one of Beethoven's symphonies , or Weber's Oberon , or Der Freischutz , or Mozart's Don Giovanni , with one of Palestrina's pieces , or with the Ambrosian or Gregorian chant , and if he does not find more ...
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... former works had been judged ; and his classic plays bear the impress of a mind completely imbued with the rich treasures of Grecian lore , and fresh from the perusal of the ancient writers . A new era now commenced in Italy with ...
... former works had been judged ; and his classic plays bear the impress of a mind completely imbued with the rich treasures of Grecian lore , and fresh from the perusal of the ancient writers . A new era now commenced in Italy with ...
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