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A dictionary of music and musicians (A.D. 1450-1880) Volume 2

1880.

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18 The term, In nomine, is also very reason… Read
19 5 INSCRIPTION. Read
32 18 other pieces of Ecclesiastical Music exi… Read
33 19 of Christ Church Yard, in the vicinity o… Read
34 20 in the fine Irish air, 'Remember the glo… Read
35 21 was the Irish Cronan or drone bass, afte… Read
41 27 hammer. Although leather for the tongue… Read
42 28 wind and string, taught himself harmony… Read
43 29 'Mentre ti lascio' (Köchel 513), and for… Read
44 30 JAELL, ALFRED, pianoforte player, born M… Read
45 31 He had nearly made arrangements to study… Read
46 32 has copied in his Musical Extracts (Brit… Read
47 33 ford and Rector of Peterstow, Herefordsh… Read
48 34 JERUSALEM 1. Grand opera in 4 acts; musi… Read
60 46 constant engagement of the most eminent… Read
69 55 in two fingerings, according as a lower… Read
70 56 discarded the use of these 'cross-finger… Read
71 57 a small person, with a great opinion of… Read
72 58 violins, 6 lutes, 4 viols, 1 harp, and 1… Read
73 59 of the great nobles who at that date gav… Read
74 60 the great beauty of many of the examples… Read
75 61 matter on the nature of sound and the th… Read
76 62 KIRNBERGER, JOHANN PHILIPP, composer and… Read
77 63 and 'A Collection of the Vocal Music in… Read
78 64 house which it now occupies, known as th… Read
79 65 4, Hobart Place, Eaton Square. Mendelsso… Read
80 66 years he resigned the post and returned… Read
81 67 bandsmen, the second class—160 in all. L… Read
82 68 that time she was constantly in request,… Read
83 69 Later on he travelled a great deal, chie… Read
84 70 in C, op. 4 (Breitkopf & Härtel); grand… Read
85 71 week from Buttelstädt to Weimar, in orde… Read
86 72 at the Josephstadt theatre, where he pro… Read
87 73 died at Vichy Oct. 6, 1868, was musical… Read
88 74 Vienna, enjoying a considerable reputati… Read
89 75 ganist of Schwerin, for being allowed to… Read
90 76 inspired by champagne and the presence o… Read
92 78 This is pre-eminently the case, in the K… Read
97 83 towns on his way to London, which he rea… Read
102 88 LAMENTATIONS. Read
103 89 members of his company from the natives… Read
104 90 deeply her image had impressed itself on… Read
105 91 the accession of Charles II., and the Co… Read
116 102 But a stronger influence acting on the t… Read
117 103 Gänsbacher. Quid sum miser, C. Haydn, J.… Read
118 104 Trochaic Dimeters—strengthened by the in… Read
119 105 reminds us of the well-known movement, '… Read
120 106 before the war; and received from the Em… Read
121 107 same title in 1655 and 1658. In 1656 he… Read
122 108 pamphlet, and to force him, after the 9t… Read
176 162 resided in the Irish capital from 1763 t… Read
177 163 1863. A great part of the music was afte… Read
178 164 rise among Parisian dealers to the pract… Read
181 167 'Czaar und Zimmermann.' Both were succes… Read
182 168 retained as a memorial of his visit, and… Read
187 173 whom he introduced on the stage, to the… Read
188 174 revived in 1715; by himself, 'Orphée' (1… Read
189 175 prices: but any Lupot violin dated from… Read
190 176 par J. S. Bach'; lastly, 'Fuga del Signo… Read
419 405 the thoughtful expression of the eye riv… Read
420 406 and viola; 1 Concerto for bassoon; 1 dit… Read
577 563 called by its name, the true Polyphony o… Read