... . Which will be shortened and intermix'd with Songs. And the two last new Concertos on ... ... Performance, in which the Words and Sentiments were so thoroughly studied, and so clearly understood; and ... ... his command they quit , And to his pow'r with pride and joy submit . Thou ...
... different comments on this speech tending to its illustration: and that one comment is written in Greek, the ... ... He was also a great master of modulation, and his transitions from one key to another were excessively natural and judicious; he practiced in ...
... different comments on this speech tending to its illustration; and that one comment is written in Greek, ... ... a great master of modulation, and his transitions from one key to another were excessively natural ... ... was not permitted to see any one and was left only with music-paper, and the words ...
... carrying on gaming, chances by way of lottery, and other impious and illegal practices, and which (if not timely ... ... nurseries of lewdness, extravagance, and immorality, and also a reproach and scandal to civil government. ... ... on by the said candidates in the way of fugeing, and one hour was allowed for every one ...
... gentleman of parts, who had a good taste of literature and learning, and great skill in musick and painting, and who was a great ... ... which is intended for the improvement of young Ladies and Gentlemen in singing and on the Harpsichord. « General ...
... him to contract with foreign Performers; and from which (by the way) Mr. H-l did ... ... very thin audience in his Oratorio; and of about two hundred and sixty odd, that it consisted of ... ... brought: 4. And here they fix, and here they rest, As if 'twas ...