The Spectator, Volume 1George Atherton Aitken Routledge, 1975 |
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Pagina 25
... Italian from the first lines of his Preface . Eccoti , benigno Lettore , un parto di poche sere , che se ben nato di ... Italy in February 1708 , and first appeared in the part of Mitius in Camilla ( Burney's History of Music , iv , 206 ) ...
... Italian from the first lines of his Preface . Eccoti , benigno Lettore , un parto di poche sere , che se ben nato di ... Italy in February 1708 , and first appeared in the part of Mitius in Camilla ( Burney's History of Music , iv , 206 ) ...
Pagina 81
... Italian tongue was so well understood in England that operas were acted on the public stage in that language . One ... Italians have a genius for music above the English , the English have a genius for other per- formances of a much ...
... Italian tongue was so well understood in England that operas were acted on the public stage in that language . One ... Italians have a genius for music above the English , the English have a genius for other per- formances of a much ...
Pagina 122
... Italy knows very well that the cadences in the recitativo bear a remote affinity to the tone of their voices in ... Italian music , if one may so call them , which re- semble their accents in discourse on such occasions , are not unlike ...
... Italy knows very well that the cadences in the recitativo bear a remote affinity to the tone of their voices in ... Italian music , if one may so call them , which re- semble their accents in discourse on such occasions , are not unlike ...
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