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Pagina 95
... English for personal and material ends ? There are countries , moreover , in which the excellence and the cheapness of English teaching in the British Institutes act , directly or indirectly , as a deterrent to the making of proper ...
... English for personal and material ends ? There are countries , moreover , in which the excellence and the cheapness of English teaching in the British Institutes act , directly or indirectly , as a deterrent to the making of proper ...
Pagina 154
... English . From the time that Handel settled here and Italian opera became firmly established in London the craze for foreign music and musicians dominated everything . First Handel , then Mendelssohn ; the two greatest influences in English ...
... English . From the time that Handel settled here and Italian opera became firmly established in London the craze for foreign music and musicians dominated everything . First Handel , then Mendelssohn ; the two greatest influences in English ...
Pagina 156
... English music on the grand scale was duly honoured by the first performance of Sir George Macfarren's oratorio Joseph and W. Austin's cantata Fire King . Macfarren was one of the most influential musicians in Britain ( Principal of the ...
... English music on the grand scale was duly honoured by the first performance of Sir George Macfarren's oratorio Joseph and W. Austin's cantata Fire King . Macfarren was one of the most influential musicians in Britain ( Principal of the ...
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