An Introduction to the Study of National Music Comprising Researches Into Popul
An Introduction to the Study of National Music Comprising Researches Into Popul
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Vigne ; London, 1842, vol. Ii. P. 320. § Egyptian Sepulchres and Syrian Shrines, by Emily A. Beaufort; London, 1861, vol. I. P. 384, ON NATIONAL I) A NOES. 249 perform merely for the pleasure of the excitement at . Their social gatherings and public rejoicings or festivities. There is a wonderful variety in the character of these performances as well as in the form and expression of the tunes. Savages not unfrequently use only a rhythmical accompaniment of a drum or rattle. Or they dance to voc...al music without any instrumental accompaniment. The reader must bear in mind that in order to obtain a correct impression from the notation of any such dance -tunes^ it is absolutely necessary to imagine the melody repeated many times without intermission ; for thus the music is always heard during the dancing at which it is used. NEGRO DANCES. * No. 1. Fkom Soudan. IS No. 2. Fkom Goe£e. #-^ ^^^^^S^pS & gpiEE^ §i^Efe£^^P^^^ No. 3. From Senegambia The Hungarians and the Swedes have, singularly enough, not unfrequently on festive occasions, dance tunes in the * As -written down by M.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Vigne ; London, 1842, vol. Ii. P. 320. § Egyptian Sepulchres and Syrian Shrines, by Emily A. Beaufort; London, 1861, vol. I. P. 384, ON NATIONAL I) A NOES. 249 perform merely for the pleasure of the excitement at . Their social gatherings and public rejoicings or festivities. There is a wonderful variety in the character of these performances as well as in the form and expression of the tunes. Savages not unfrequently use only a rhythmical accompaniment of a drum or rattle. Or they dance to voc...al music without any instrumental accompaniment. The reader must bear in mind that in order to obtain a correct impression from the notation of any such dance -tunes^ it is absolutely necessary to imagine the melody repeated many times without intermission ; for thus the music is always heard during the dancing at which it is used. NEGRO DANCES. * No. 1. Fkom Soudan. IS No. 2. Fkom Goe£e. #-^ ^^^^^S^pS & gpiEE^ §i^Efe£^^P^^^ No. 3. From Senegambia The Hungarians and the Swedes have, singularly enough, not unfrequently on festive occasions, dance tunes in the * As -written down by M.
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