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The American History and Encyclopedia of Music
1910.
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| 5 | THE AMERICAN HISTORY AND ENCYCLOPEDIA OF… | Read | |
| 63 | 43 | a flexible instrument such as the violin… | Read |
| 226 | 194 | In all of the longer and many of the fir… | Read |
| 227 | 195 | The sonata form in its present developed… | Read |
| 228 | 196 | form. The part corresponding to the firs… | Read |
| 229 | 197 | disjointed collection of unrelated secti… | Read |
| 307 | 267 | Strauss waltzes are always in the joyous… | Read |
| 308 | 268 | consists of kettledrums, big drums, cymb… | Read |
| 309 | 269 | and genius and made our modern orchestra… | Read |
| 310 | 270 | In size it is next to the violin and is… | Read |
| 318 | 274 | In the first of the usual four parts of… | Read |
| 319 | 275 | in the finale, which is a movement of la… | Read |
| 320 | 276 | doublebasses are needed to secure the pr… | Read |
| 321 | 277 | must possess the ability of imparting hi… | Read |
| 322 | 278 | flute. The quartet, if the word is used… | Read |
| 333 | 289 | piano better than those of any other com… | Read |
| 334 | 290 | press down upon it, sounds one distinct… | Read |
| 335 | 291 | the strains of the human voice. The slig… | Read |
| 336 | 292 | player and he blows into them, he does n… | Read |
| 337 | 293 | it has voiced the magic of ancient maste… | Read |
| 338 | 294 | played not far above the middle B flat.… | Read |
| 339 | 295 | The violin like the piano affords excell… | Read |