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Pagina 56
... Musick . The great Success this Opera met with , produced some Attempts of forming Pieces upon Italian Plans , which should give a more natural and reasonable Entertainment than what can be met with in the elaborate Trifles of that ...
... Musick . The great Success this Opera met with , produced some Attempts of forming Pieces upon Italian Plans , which should give a more natural and reasonable Entertainment than what can be met with in the elaborate Trifles of that ...
Pagina 87
... Musick being more natural , than the passing from a Song to plain and ordinary Speaking , which was the common Method in Purcell's Operas . The only Fault I find in our present Practice , is the making use of the Italian Recitativo with ...
... Musick being more natural , than the passing from a Song to plain and ordinary Speaking , which was the common Method in Purcell's Operas . The only Fault I find in our present Practice , is the making use of the Italian Recitativo with ...
Pagina 88
... Musick to the Genius of the People , and consider that the Delicacy of Hearing , and Taste of Har- mony , has been formed upon those Sounds which every Country abounds with : In short , that Musick is of a Relative Nature , and what is ...
... Musick to the Genius of the People , and consider that the Delicacy of Hearing , and Taste of Har- mony , has been formed upon those Sounds which every Country abounds with : In short , that Musick is of a Relative Nature , and what is ...
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