... the middle of it, he had worked himself up to such a pitch, that he beat his harpsichord like a person ... ... a fugue and left off abruptly, that little Mozart hath immediately taken it up, and worked it after a most masterly manner . ... ... those of a child, shut him up for a week, during which he was not permitted ...
... that there was no Composer in England but Himself. Even Kings and Queens were to be contend with whatever low characters ... ... prostitutes great and aweful Names, as the patrons of it; and even does not scruple to insinuate that they are to be sharers of ...
... the middle of it, he had worked himself up to such a pitch, that he beat his harpsichord like a person ... ... a fugue and left off abruptly, that little Mozart hath immediately taken it up, and worked it after a most masterly manner. ... ... were really those of a child, shut him up for a week, during which he was not permitted ...
... 169 » The fine Organ made by Mr. Schrieder, which was set up in Westminster-Abbey, and used on the day of the Coronation, has ... ... d, Advice to Composers and Performers of Vocal Musick; which is given gratis up one pair of stairs in Suffolkstreet. Price 4 d. ...
... of Godolphin, Madam Kilmanseck and the earl of Orkne Y. And went up the river towards Chelsea. Many other barges with persons of quality attended, ... ... Mattheson says that on this instrument he [J.S. Bach] was even superior to Handel. « History V, 255. ...